When the couple were childhood sweethearts, the little boy's dream was to be a tyrant and do whatever he wanted in his kingdom. When he grew up, of course, he did not open up new territories in reality. His kingdom was only in the emotional world. There was also a queen in the kingdom. Unfortunately, the king and the queen often mutiny, causing the government and the opposition to shake and the people to live in poverty. They climaxed together in a morbid possessiveness, regarded family and ethics as nothing, and turned the agreed "dare" game into a religion until they were martyred for it.
I vaguely thought that this film was made for women. Women have two most popular questions. First, even if I want the stars in the sky, can you pick them up for me? 2. If your mother and I fall into the water at the same time, which one will you save first? This movie is very clever to satisfy the woman's love and possessiveness. The message revealed in the movie said: "Darling, of course I will pick it up for you... Of course I will save you first, let the old woman die..." The
French Take this as a romantic story, and the little girl can't help but feel embarrassed. In fact, this story has long existed in China. In the Shang Dynasty, the beautiful Da Ji said to King Zhou: "Dear, do you dare to burn Mei Bo's cannon and dig out Bi Gan's heart?" Doing so, it can be seen that their love is also quite great.
Paranoid female classmates will say: "I don't care, I just want to fall in love with him, let him fall apart." Well, you are often the prey of the old lover.
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