Overall three and a half stars, chicken soup.
In love with the girl from the first episode.
In the second episode, I quite like the kind of love at first sight, and I also agree with the female writer that our love does not need to be proved by opening a room. But I don't like the girlfriend of the male writer, is it addicting to eating back grass? Can you leave some white moonlight in your heart?
Episode three. Those who have two-way experience immediately substitute themselves, and feel that they are paying attention to this group and show their authenticity. If you think this episode is bad, someone will jump out and say how can you empathize because you don't have a two-way. The question is do I have a two-way?
The fourth episode is quite insensitive, how a couple who lost their common language and ideas, how to find the evidence of living together again is very shallow and unconvincing.
I especially liked the fifth episode. YP has asked the right person for a lot of times. It's a breakthrough. At dawn we become us again.
Episode 6, fuck you two, what a shit.
In the seventh episode, I give a like to the husband who chose to adopt. In fact, you don't necessarily need a real blood connection. If you just want to be a parent, you can raise a child from an early age. In the eighth episode, I am envious that they have lived to be 140 years old together. It feels very difficult, just say that they have lived to this age.
The final mix cut is actually very deliberate. It seems that only the seventh episode was made a stalk, and the rest were made up. Life is a process, and sometimes a story does not need to explain the cause and effect.
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