1. Netflix tasted the sweetness of thirteen reasons, and it was against campus violence. The status quo and possible harm are still presented, but no solutions have been proposed. Even the whole play just mentioned it, the whole process is just another youth drama with anti-discrimination gimmicks.
2. The heroine is very unpleasant, self-centered, overreacting due to lack of love and bully, and a dependent personality with excessive demands on others. (Others act against their will, that is, they fail to meet their own expectations, regardless of whether the behavior is related or not, they will exaggerate and excessively counterattack) We often encounter this situation in real life, and we are sympathetic to those who have been hurt. But being too egoistic, thinking that everything was caused by some factor, I was hurt, so I did the right thing, once or twice it was understandable, but more than a few times it was just disgusting.
3. In the play, the fat may be uglified unconsciously, and the beautification is beautiful, which is very uncomfortable. The problems of discrimination and discrimination caused by obesity are more like gimmicks. Use it as a moral shell to protect those who are discriminated against because of being fat. The essence is to be thin and beautiful in order to get help, love, and go to the front; being discriminated against because of being fat can only bring about a heart (demon) like the heroine. In the whole drama, there is only the self-confidence in the beauty contest, who thinks that different figures are beautiful, and the society needs a black girl with diverse aesthetics, so she really faced this problem. Being fat is not a problem, nor is it a reason to be ridiculed, I accept myself, and firmly maintain and defend myself.
4. The story of the episode is very good, various elements are organically combined, and the supporting roles are great. Ignoring its connotation and expression, it can only be said that it is a qualified youth drama. I feel that Netflix has been reduced, and the vision for film selection is too young.
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