The reason for not being impressed, it seems, is mainly because it seems that I understand it but I don't understand it. It's not that I don't understand the plot, but that the emotional changes of the characters are sometimes abrupt. If you don't read it, it means you really don't understand her/his actions or expressions. For example, in the end, the old widow swept everything in the house, frantic and distressed, and there was nothing directly related to the previous explanation. Who knows who she is for? For what? Maybe there is a big difference in the way of expression between Eastern and Western cultures. Is this why I always feel that the change of characters is too abrupt?
In addition, this kind of slut arranges a prodigal son to seduce a loyal woman, and then abandons it, and at the same time finds that she has fallen deeply in love without knowing it. It seems to be more common now.
The cast is strong and rare.
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