In fact, I have a very high tolerance for Korean TV dramas. Although there are often plots that are close to reality on the surface, they are very suspended. After all, the pictures and soundtracks have always been beautifully produced, and everyone has a love for beauty, so even if not Down to earth, I still like it.
But this show has touched my bottom line a little bit.
I was initially attracted by the show's focus on the mentally ill, especially the heroine, who is said to be a psychopath with an antisocial personality. I opened the show with great expectations, thinking that the director would give the mentally ill a unique From the perspective of depicting their love, and then there is no more. . .
When the heroine appeared in the first episode, I just watched the old grandfather in the subway. It turns out that scaring children to tears is an anti-social personality. Putting on a black nail polish is a dark type. I will be laughed at by the director. Laugh out loud, there are several perverted murder cases in the United States that are made by psychopaths with anti-social personality, the director can go and see what it is like to be really anti-social, don't mislead the children (´-ω-`)
This drama is so superficial that it makes me scratch my toes. The director does not intend to explore the pain and humanity of the mentally ill. He just wants to use the anti-social to create a character for the heroine. It is assumed that the heroine is neither a normal person, because she is selfish and selfish, never considers the feelings of her colleagues at work, and needs someone to follow at any time to deal with the aftermath, nor is she mentally ill, because she is a "sociopathic personality who can only save people". ", this is very embarrassing, once the audience plays, the heroine becomes a blooming green tea, and her mental illness is just a tool used by the director to whitewash.
Finally, let's talk about other characters, except that the character of the male protagonist's elder brother has created a real mental state, and the family line between him and his younger brother is not bad, all the other characters are tool people. They are all for the love of male and female protagonists in idol dramas, because their personalities are very superficial, just Facebook, especially the second female character, with awkward acting skills. . . And the mental patient who wanted to kill his daughter at the beginning was directly portrayed as the villain to set off the heroine's character. I was really speechless.
Not only did the director fail to dig out the depth of the male and female protagonists, but turned a good theme into a princess and a prince, plus a few villains and assisting tool people, he also made the original heavy mental illness theme too entertaining. melted. This is very bad. The public knows very little about this group. The director will have many minors who think that it is cool to be anti-social, mentally ill, and the environment of the mental hospital is beautiful. . .
The love between a nurse and a mental patient was originally a very moving theme. It could be filmed with a lot of entanglement and pain, but the director handed in an answer sheet that I personally think failed. In the end, I hope that everyone can learn about the mentally ill group, but definitely not through this TV series, because the real anti-social personality is like the middle-aged man who was pushed to the ground in the first episode of the heroine, neither handsome nor Mei, let alone a celebrity writer, is just an ordinary person who is entangled in pain and unable to get out of the prison of his soul.
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