Three and a half stars, a poignant lily love drama wrapped in horror. The last season of Ghost Invasion was watched last year. Before watching it, I heard that it had a good reputation. After watching it, I also felt that as a horror and suspense film, it was undoubtedly a success. The whole drama is very good in handling the atmosphere. The unsolved puzzles are rendered little by little as the plot develops, bringing an unknown fear to the fans of the show, and their hearts are hanging from the beginning to the end. In contrast, the second season is much weaker in creating a horror atmosphere, but instead focuses on the love line, which is like an off-topic composition. However, the protagonist and supporting characters are still very delicately portrayed. Each character has its own story line, and the plot will not become a tool person, so that the whole story can be presented from multiple angles, and it has a real and natural feeling. At the beginning of the play, the heroine always sees the ghost of her fiancé in the mirror, but she doesn't love her fiancé, and she is full of self-blame for his death. Because of her resistance and fear, she hides all the luminous objects and doesn't want to face him. to him. At the end of the play, the same-sex lover she later dated, after she died, she kept smiling and deliberately looked at reflective objects. She was looking forward to it in her heart. She hoped to see the figure of her lover, even if it was the other party. ghost. This comparison, I think, reveals the core of the play: true love can transcend life and death and gender, and it will also bring courage to people, and make people feel beautiful and bright. There are also housekeepers and cooks, uncles and sisters-in-law, servants and female teachers, isn't this really a blockbuster love ethics [Yun Bei]? A horror suspense film that lacks a sense of horror, instead, makes fans of the show moved by the beautiful love.
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