Today I started watching an American drama The client list. I watched it in Baofeng. I accidentally clicked on it at the time. I wanted to watch a comedy, but I was attracted by its luscious cover. I don't know which one to watch anyway, so let's try it first. After all, there are very few movies and TV shows that attract me recently. Anyway, it's good to watch it.
Watched more than one episode. The overall feeling is okay. The heroine Riley Parks is considered sexy. She needs to have a body and a body, and she needs to be beautiful. The only disadvantage is that she is too short, but this can be ignored. The presence of this beauty alone is worth seeing. No matter how good a film is, if there is no beauty to support it, it will be tasteless; and no matter how bad a film is, as long as there is a beautiful woman, it is worth forgiving and worth watching. Maybe I'm a little shallow.
The content is also good. Women are compelled to do "extra" services. From ancient times to the present, from the United States to China, everywhere in the world exists, as long as there are people, there is demand. After all, does everyone need it? It's normal.
In the first episode, the reason why the heroine went to sea is nothing more than marrying a man who is incompetent and irresponsible. , which allows this woman to survive if? Fortunately, this woman has not given up, has a sense of responsibility, still loves her husband deeply, and is still waiting for his return; she has a good mother and sister around, she met a friend, and a friend introduced her to find this job. The lady boss is nice and has the same experience; colleagues are friendly too. The heroine was lucky, and the clients she met were all "bodybuilders" who were handsome, polite and rich.
The best thing is that she has the right to choose, not forced. This is so American dream! I have always felt that no matter what career women are engaged in, as long as they choose and know what they are doing, they can do it. My attitude is that everyone's body is in charge of themselves. The premise is that one should not hurt others; two should pay attention to safety; and three should understand what they are doing. After all, happiness is the first goal in life. If you want to be a bad guy who is not afraid of death, then the three prerequisites in front are farts. .
Really "happy" for this heroine.
Of course, she also has some unsatisfactory things, such as encountering a shrew or a little uncle who doesn't understand. But these are small issues. For someone with life experience like her, it is still a piece of cake to settle these matters.
The author still wanted to write it as a comedy. I think TA is successful. At least to me, the picture is attractive and beautiful. The content is not realistic enough, and it's okay to have flaws. Enough to see, a sexy heroine is enough!
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