There is nothing wrong with the small fresh romance film, but from the perspective of a person who has been in poor health for a long time (severely ill patients and their family members must suffer more than me):
I've never seen a hospital with a meditation room and a swimming pool, and I can't afford it. Most people cannot afford to live in the most ordinary hospitals and have to live all year round. There are two daughters in total, who pay high medical bills here, and play diving and bungee jumping there. What a family.
I have a little breathing problem, and my mother has it too, and she also uses an oxygen machine. Simply put, if you can't breathe like a fish every night, whether you're still alive a week later depends on how many floors you have.
A patient with such severe breathing problems cannot drink and coffee. Don't jump into the pool in a suspender skirt. It's impossible to stay up until dawn with someone. It's impossible to get on a bicycle easily in the gym. Impossible to wear very little hiking two kilometers when it snows. Falling into the ice lake, it was impossible for another person to pull her up.
In short, all the romance scenes in this film are based on the supernatural. And anyone with perennial ill health has all sorts of pain and psychological problems...I love romance movies, but it's such a bad idea of illness.
ps: Two stars for the heroine because she is cute and skilled in acting, the hero is handsome but his life is so smooth I hate him.
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