Watched the first few episodes of #愛无之无#: Is the male protagonist the one who has always been framed? Seeing the middle: Everyone has dirty secrets. Is the male lead really so stupid and sweet? I don't believe it. See the last episode: The male lead is really a pure and innocent unlucky bastard. Watching the last six minutes of the last episode: Sure enough, he still has a secret title "innocent", which was blurred out in the middle. I was puzzled at first, and I only understood its intention after reading other people's film reviews. Human nature has gray areas, everyone has secrets and imperfections. It is recommended to watch it when there is a shortage of dramas. The story is well told, there are many characters, and the perspectives are interlaced. Set! Oral confession of all the evidence, even if there are foreshadowing, but it is still a little difficult to accept). Personal opinion Oh, the female characters are quite strong. The role of the male protagonist is a little weak, and he is always manipulated by others. Except for the secrets explained in the last few minutes, the male protagonist has a hard time. Originally, he would jump over the wall if he was in a hurry, otherwise it would be too miserable. The women in the play are obviously different. Several women who are under the claws of the devil resist bravely, get rid of control, and then redeem each other in their respective lives. There is anticipation; that female police officer is always determined to find the truth, and she is not slow at all! Her heart is really strong, and finally seeing her face her father's photo, opened her heart, put on flat shoes, and reconciled with her own flaws, she couldn't help but feel a little touched; Danny's mother is strong and smart, with a clear distinction between good and evil , Be rational and tolerant, forgiving the male protagonist and always staying by his side. It is also her tolerance that allows the male protagonist to suppress his anger and does not make the end of the story a big tragedy. Perhaps forgiving others is also forgiving yourself.
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