Looking at Uncle Ah Tang, I know that he probably won't disappoint. I don't want to comment on the plot. How can a 13-year-old heart be like an adult woman xxoo, the screenwriter is happy, just talk about the ending.
Seeing the ending of the version is that Josh finally chose to restore his true body through the wishing machine because he did not want to miss out on his youth and family. After reading it, it is false to say that you are not disappointed. Such a choice is equivalent to disappointing the heroine, and some people in the barrage said that they have seen another version of the ending - the heroine also returned to 13 years old through the wishing machine and transferred to Josh's class.
This ending is definitely intriguing, so I searched online to see this ending.
But in the process of searching, I suddenly thought that if it was this happy ending, it would undoubtedly fall into the cliché of a big reunion. Now, this seemingly unhappy ending is full of deeper educational significance. Look, this is what my traditional thinking is doing. Everything has to be related to education, as if it is superior to others.
The imperfect ending makes sense for both Josh and the heroine. It's obvious to Josh, but it's more meaningful to the heroine.
She used to be someone who could exchange her future through sexual relations, lost in money and desire, but finally found her true heart in Josh's simplicity and innocence, "Don't get lost in the dark" wakes her up. So even if Josh finally leaves her life, I believe that the warmth and guidance he gave her will make her smile when she thinks of him when she is confused in her future life.
However, the lines that impressed me the most were the female lead and the second male saying that the reason she fell in love with Josh was "he is an adult" - a frank and brave person who understands his true feelings, firmly restrains himself, obeys the rules, and takes responsibility for himself A person is worthy of being called a mature "adult".
Maturity is really a psychological thing.
In this regard, "giant babies" are terrifyingly numerous.
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