A little boring and unintelligible. . After the hidden boss and the heroine's mother appeared. Her motives are too boring. For the past 20 years, she has insisted on destroying her daughter and that bad boy. The downright villain is so kind, doesn't he want to start with others? Wouldn't it be more fun to destroy the happiness of others at the same time? An episode is more than an hour long, the plot is protracted, there are at least 12 episodes, and people like me who don’t fast-forward are stunned to open 3.0 or even 5.0 times to cry. . I've watched 5 episodes before, and I still don't know what to say. In fact, I should give up the drama. I'm not reconciled to the sunk cost, and I'm still disappointed when I see it in the end. Not sweet enough, and not enough to reflect social issues. The heroine's mother is purely a stumbling block on the road of love between the two. The heroine's mother killed the male hero's mother. What year is this movie? It's so old-fashioned. . The big villain is the head nurse, I never expected it. Quite unexpected. The dean looks similar to a mental patient, and is cute enough. There are no details, but the ratio of males and females may be matched, and it will just happen to harvest sweet love. Represents even more handsome when not shaved! ! ! The heroine has a slender waist and long legs, and each set of looks is very good. There are a few moments like a gentle flower. The supporting characters don't live for the protagonist, they also have their own lives, there are love and troubles, a vicious ex-husband, a father who pretends to be deaf and dumb but asks his daughter to honor him when he falls ill, and a Vietnam veteran who was tortured by ptsd for killing innocent children after the war , which is one of the few moments that reflects on issues of human nature and society. There is a small cure.
In general, it is not sweet enough as a sweet drama, the purpose of being a sadistic villain is a bit bizarre (purely to delay the love between the male and female protagonists), and the Korean style that reflects social problems has not played well, and it is a bit light. It's not like the four.
I don't like Zhu Li, but I don't want to feel wronged and I still want to be a good person. It's really against my heart. Not cute. At least three people made smiling lips, the male and female protagonists and the actor Julie, and they look good when watching. One episode and one fairy tale setting is good, but the intensity is not enough. The elder brother also took on the responsibility of being the elder brother in the later period, and he was still quite warm, not so annoying and noisy. Do what you can and don't be a burden to others. Represents love for money, but helps writers also have emotional outpourings, which is very vivid.
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