The director tried his best to create a real and terrifying world from the very beginning, making the birth lie as groundbreaking as the earth-shattering, as icing on the cake and as significant as wearing a well-crafted tie. Later, under the tie, he made a pair of pajamas based on the most ordinary bad people and bad things. The trendy clothes that seem to have a bit of a mix and match style are completely tasteless and meaningless by the pair of straw sandals woven from soap opera episodes under the feet.
The truthful words that pierce the spine in the opening chapter made me look forward to it. I hope that there will be a lot of material to come. As a result, the director secretly moved the main line of the story to love, which inexplicably caused the whole story to deviate from the track, which is a great foreshadowing.
Nostalgic for a good movie like "The Truman World"...
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