The plot is far-fetched, violent for the sake of violence, and some of the plots are too dramatic to appear unreal.
For example, the male protagonist bit off the nose of the female protagonist's father, but the female protagonist left with the male protagonist without hesitation, and didn't think about her father afterward. It was only after Wayne mentioned that her father was going to die in the hospital that the female protagonist did not think about it. Look back at father. From the episode about the heroine's mother before her death, there is a whole episode of description and characterization. It can be seen from this that the family atmosphere of the heroine was not bad at that time, and the father's love for the heroine even far exceeded his love for his wife and two silly sons. So after the death of the heroine's mother, it took only one year for the heroine to leave her father and run away with the hero? Or the bloody father whose nose was bitten off by the male protagonist? So, the hostess is broken.
Looking at the male protagonist again, when the female protagonist left the male protagonist's mother's house in anger, the male protagonist did not chase after him, did not worry about anything, and continued to please his mother, which indirectly caused the female protagonist to wander at the train station due to lack of money. In the end, I found the male protagonist's confession to the female protagonist very funny, because the plot told me that his love was too cheap, and since his mother didn't want him, he could only rely on the female protagonist. So, the male protagonist also collapsed.
In addition, there are too many fucks and swear words in the whole play, which seriously affects the mood of the audience. In addition, the boring plot of multiple supporting characters takes up a lot of time. Fortunately, the soundtrack, interlude, and fighting are okay, at most 3? Passing points.
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