Acting, filming, editing is no problem.
I even feel that the current interspersed animation and transition design are very pleasant.
But the description of the anti-social heroine is too unreasonable and pretentious, and coupled with the unconditional admiration for beautiful appearance, it is essentially a Korean idol drama in the shell of a curious person.
Moreover, the frequent "destined" plots are intended to shape the possibility of unconditional love, but to the real people with a flawed perception of love, it is just another fantasy bubble.
Abused childhood + personality defect The heroine has become a best-selling author of dark fairy tales. The warm, kind, and emotionally stable male protagonist runs around with his autistic brother without complaint, but it sounds like a match. In reality, I think it's too illogical.
There are only two episodes at present, and I don't want to rush into a negative score because of my personal thoughts, but for the current plot trend, it has not been cured at all. At the same time, I am a little annoyed at using the disadvantaged groups in society to sell the box office.
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After the third episode aired, there were more dissenting voices in the comments. Although after watching this episode, I can fully understand that netizens disapprove of my previous drama commentary, but it was for the plot of the first two episodes. , each expressing their own opinions, respecting their own preferences, and don't have to hold the mentality of forcibly persuading the other party.
Update 3⃣️
The progress of this episode was amazing.
The whole is still the route of dark fairy tales, the hospital with power outages in rainy days, the recurring alternative interpretation of classic fairy tales, the eerie castle like Hotel Elf, the gorgeous dress of author Gao, and the one-shot shooting of the manic boy. "Chaoyang" bar adventure story, as well as the drag racing story when he fled, both create a magical atmosphere "out of reality".
And in this episode, with the filling of details and the advancement of the story, the shaping of the characters of the male and female protagonists has gone a little deeper. For example, by exposing the upper body full of muscles, mentioning his excellent sprinting performance in the dialogue with the patient, calm and slightly crazy eyes when chasing the car, and the counterattack in the face of the heroine's repeated provocation, they are all conveying to us a Information: Gang Tai is not as submissive as it looks on the surface, he also has a means of venting his emotions, and he is self-relief after long-term repression.
Regarding the image of the heroine's best-selling author of fairy tales, this episode provides two rationalized explanations: 1. As she said, "Fairy tales are cruel fantasy depicting the cruelty and violence of the real world." She could write the "adult fairy tales" that are more popular today. (but was invited to tell stories to children before, which is a bit outrageous) 2. She is very good at using her beautiful appearance, using this to build momentum, the possibility of being famous in the online world is high.
In the first two episodes, I didn’t like the hero and heroine who always stared at each other and started to reminisce about their childhood. As author Gao himself said in this episode, “It’s too old-fashioned to be destined”, and then the hero was still dumbfounded. "Selfless dedication" seems to want to start some humanitarian relief, such redemption and love are too superficial.
However, this episode is a reversal of the plot, that is, the female protagonist launched a high-profile hunting activity out of curiosity and possessiveness, while the male protagonist retreated frequently to avoid possible dangers from getting out of control, but inadvertently in this violent The offensive is exposed, and the story is full of rhythm and has the ferocity and elegance of dancing Argentine tango. The pain they are buried in the current conflict is real, but the dance moves of the probing attack are so charming and unavoidable, just like Gang Tai said, "Should I just play with you?"
This is purely personal interpretation. In addition to carrying the fairy tale color, the castle also has a certain metaphorical meaning. Although on the bright side, the heroine's character is "anti-social personality", but judging from the frequently inserted neck-choking clips, perhaps Gao Wenying is also a PTSD victim, and in the previous plot, it was mentioned that someone threatened to publish it. Her psychological flaws, I suspect, she may have learned in her previous psychotherapy, and returning to the trauma site will help her heal. If this is the case, then imagining a male protagonist to protect himself is both romantic and a bit pitiful... It is so lack of emotional resonance that these two timidly tore off their armor in the third episode, looking forward to The other's hug.
And, in fact, in the first two episodes, I didn't like the title of "It's Okay Although I'm Psychopath", I wish I could shake the audience's shoulders one by one: It's related! It doesn't matter how! Don't be intoxicated by sweet love! Don't fall in love with a (harmful) psychopath! Protect your physical and mental safety!
However, there were a few episodes in this episode that made me realize that saying "it's okay" is limited to psychiatrists and families of mentally ill people. The plot comes from: 1. The elder brother wants to save money to buy a RV for Gang Tai; 2. The dean asks the elder brother to paint a mural; 3. When the manic boy escaped from the hospital and got into Gao's car, the hospital nurse said "the patient is being The author kidnapped" instead of "The madman escaped".
Other "Holy Fathers and Mothers" who want to use love to influence (congenital/pathological/aggressive) patients with personality defects, it is better to help them find a reliable psychiatrist.
Other than that, I especially prefer two interesting little snippets:
1. Gang Tai's elder brother followed the back of Writer Gao out, muttering her name in the back garden absentmindedly, searching for Writer Gao in a frantic and helpless manner.
This scene immediately brought me into the story of The Book of Lost Things. This is a "fairy tale" I read when I was a child, and there is a little boy who delusionally tries to keep his mother's life by following a fixed routine of daily behavior. In the face of irreparable loss and increasingly strange relatives, He immersed himself in the books, gaining the power to escape from fear in one fantasy and blurry story after another, until the boundaries between the book world and the real world gradually blurred, after which the boy followed the voice of "mama" and left Home, through the garden, into a new "twisted" world.
For some reason, when I saw my brother running out like this, I even held my breath unconsciously, as if I was worried that he would be lost in the darkness in the next second, so when Gang Tai suddenly rushed out and hugged my brother tightly , I let out a heavy sigh of relief -- at this moment, the feeling of being "supported" is very stable.
2. A manic boy disrupts his father's election canvassing.
This plot is similar in a certain Japanese drama. The impression is that a transvestite boy, accompanied by friends, told the dark side of his father and revealed his "disgusting" hobbies. The plot itself is chaotic enough, and in the context of East Asian culture, the voice of the mentally ill is even more ridiculous, but I like to zoom to only the face. Work hard, the emotional tension is in place.
This is unprofessional opinion. After watching this episode, I felt that it was a pity that the soundtrack was slightly weak. I thought the drama of this episode was very suitable for a symphony. But I played "Soul Tango" in my heart the whole time.
Hope to continue the wonderful story in the future.
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4⃣️
An interesting little observation in this episode comes from Gao Wenying. One is that she doesn't understand feelings and only expresses "hunger" in physical desire. The other is that she proudly uses "love" to test Gang Tai. These two points are worthwhile. ponder.
Others seem to fall into the stereotype of dog-blood sadomasochism.
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