Regardless of the overall evaluation, this drama gave me the honor to see the most romantic 41 seconds in human history. My little prince escaped all exploration and escaped into the dark night, calling out the name of the only boy he likes, and sharing a tape with him. With a bloody kiss. He seemed to be embracing the end of the world sweetly, as if he wanted to be punished by the gods, lingering in front of God with the most authentic desires. If only in the dark can speak frankly about love, then he never wants to have dawn anymore. In fact, he almost deceived himself, thinking that he loves nothing but power, and he can walk alone by pushing away all the light that comes to him. He waited until the person left before trying his best to find the truth of the burial by his own hands, and then found in a daze that there were no traces left in the box except for the decayed dust. God believes that human beings with love are invincible, so he personally destroys those human beings who don’t need anything but love.
It's a pity that my little prince is still the human being who understands this truth best, "If you go to hell, please stop craving the memory of heaven."
In the morning of the second day, the fireworks ignited again, and the lights illuminate all reality without hiding. He put on the uniform of the past, as if he had given himself an extra layer of perfect, impeccable, hypocritical skin.
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