Write a few words carefully. The fourth episode of the current progress should not be watched. For me, the biggest problem with this show is that it works so hard, and once you see that, it's pretty boring. It's not that I don't like LGBTQ themes. "Corolla" and "Portrait of a Burning Woman" are one of my favorite movies in recent years. But even while watching this drama, I can't help but think of the words that the supporting character in the black robe said by chance a few days ago - "Our survey shows that it is easier when a gay couple has a clear gender division of labor. Accepted by American audiences." Not sure if that's true, but the show's main emotional line does feel that way. And when we expand the standard to other emotional lines, we can all see this kind of deliberate intention hidden under the surface. The gardener is the male under the skin of the female, and the other two are the acceptance and recognition of the minority by the white community. It's too deliberate, and it's too deliberate to show a kind of unreality. And when the selling point of a drama is love, but under the skin is full of the effect that is the most representative of audience acceptance after analysis by a data-driven network streaming company, it is difficult to say that it can make people feel moved. Want to see the real love between the two women, both of them know that this transcends taboos, and the true feelings cannot be restrained. Instead of suddenly thunder and fire, the love continues. It's a pity.
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