I find the narrative to be too vague, to distinguish between fantasy and reality. And there are too many logical loopholes.
The first is that there is no servant in such a big house that he came to rest after his illness.
Second, can you meet your fantasy personality?
How many people's bowls and chopsticks are there during the third meal? Who made the meal? Why did the father vomit after saying it was delicious? Logically speaking, if the daughter is sick and there are only two people, it should be the father's own cooking, so what the hell is vomiting?
The fourth most serious illness is why the heroine did not take medicine, but her stepmother has always had that scene.
Then spit out the scary point, except for the sound effect, there is really nothing. And those inexplicable shots: the person under the cupboard, the tent on the side of the road, the inexplicable asthma of my aunt, and at the end where the stepmother walked into the house. Who knocked off the latch that nailed the house? Why is the stepmother alone in the house? Anyway, what the hell was this shot?
Oh, and when the cabinet fell down, everyone heard the scream, don't ask me how I knew it. I was obviously stunned when I was on camera. Why was my stepmother alone?
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