If the first part is a bit of a fairy tale, then the second part is to return to the mortal world. Two people are not only in love, but also face life. This statement is an unchanging truth, so I continue to write the story of the hero and heroine. , Naturally it is a question of values and the temptation of a third party. This time, the screenwriter ruthlessly magnified the unease and crankiness of the heroine, and slapped the first male protagonist's true confession in the massage pool, and did not give him any more. Psychological description, I asked for the necklace one minute ago, and came to the nursing home the next minute, just because the heroine said that she was afraid of driving in the snow, the cause and effect of the series were not described, it was very contradictory, the second male was still holding a good person Ka, came on stage with spring, and the result was a basin of cold water showering her head, and the heroine's attitude was ambiguous. She originally wanted to say that the girl who was first in love kissed the wrong thing to understand true love, but now it's a bit hypocritical.
The family drama lacks a sister, and even the clever little sister who can't steal the spotlight has fewer opportunities to perform. There is only a small scene where the father tries to fall in love again, and the dinner party on Fakesgiving Day. However, the friendship part has been added, and the feelings of former partners have always been buried in the bottom of my heart. The time capsule retains all memories, so that misunderstandings and hatreds can finally be resolved.
The whole crew has almost transitioned to the second part, except the second male has changed people, and even the skin color has changed. It is a bit outrageous not to even play. Fortunately, the black guy is very cute and has a good temperament. The part of playing the piano is amazing.
I'm used to the heroine's face, but I can't stand the eyelashes. Is it really good to wear such heavy makeup at the age of 16, and still so strong.
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