Really slow. The first 2/3 didn't feel it, even a little inexplicable, and almost doubted whether it was purely a pretentious and sinister play style. But when you get better, you can smile knowingly and be touched.
Especially the scene where Rain pretended to install a power converter behind her back, the scene where she took her first bite, and the scene with the lightning rod, until the end. In the end, the vastness of the sky and the earth surrounds everyone, making you believe and confirm that there is so much beauty.
I, like a lot of people, came back and fell in love with this name: I'm a Cyborg, but that's OK. -- it's like saying, love wants you, no matter who you are.
It's just that it's still hard to think that Rain looks good.
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