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The heroine is very beautiful, and she is the kind of face that can fall in love at first sight. It is inevitable that the heroine will fall in love at first sight. The bride is one of the most beautiful moments in a woman's life. The female protagonist can't take her eyes off just by looking at the second perspective of the female protagonist, which is almost meaningless, not to mention that the second female's appearance is not as good as that, plus the wedding scene is in chaos, a staff member dressed in ordinary clothes, unless It is the protagonist's halo, otherwise it will be difficult to have the effect of love at first sight. On the contrary, the ring incident is a good entry point. Personally, I think it is more reasonable to arrange it before the marriage vows, because a nervous bride loses the ring in a panic, and the destined person helps her find it and put it on. Dramatic, but I'm not the director hahahaha. Then maybe just to let the audience get into the rhythm faster, the few opportunities for the two female protagonists to be alone together are a bit rushed, especially when the female protagonist's husband knew that the second female lead was bent, and he took the initiative to ask the second female to help take care of the first female at night ( It's not long after the wedding, bro, you have such a big heart, aren't you afraid of her helping to take care of the bed hahahaha), the encounter in the supermarket was also embarrassingly embarrassing, but fortunately it didn't take long.
The little girl H is a little adult, and the words in it are amazing. Many adults are actually not as thorough as children.
The emotional foreshadowing of the two female protagonists is too montage. There is a feeling that the female one suddenly discovers and struggles with her bent. The husband just thinks it's strange and there is nothing else that makes it more unreasonable, because the husband is the first to know that the second woman is behind the curve and assists to create a chance for the two heroines to be alone, and then he just wonders why the wife is so strange? Well, this kind of cute character is also drunk.
With that said, let's talk about what went well. The wife's confession was great. There was no hysterical anger, only quiet sadness. Maybe I was more rational. The relationship is two-sided. When one party has fallen in love with someone else, what is the use of the other party's anger? Will she love you back because you are angry? I don't think so. Loving someone is to make her happy, not to make her miserable, so the male protagonist quits, which is very loving, although in reality, boys may not be so rational when they find out that girls are cheating in marriage...
And the conversation between the newly married son-in-law and his father-in-law was also very interesting. The male protagonist wanted to understand why his wife became weird through his father-in-law, but the father-in-law directly misunderstood and answered bluntly, outlining the point of conflict in a simple and clear way. The level is complex, and it is hit with another hit, especially the level.
Finally, there is the part of the little girl H comforting the male protagonist, which is particularly loving and interesting, and is worth savoring.
I will make a rough analysis in the following, and I will write my own opinions. Please feel free to comment.
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