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After reading it, I just want to ask: why? ?
The narrative style is very general, flat and repressive. Even if there are beautiful handsome guys, they are only reminiscent of unknown weeds and desolate people. A pair of lovers who have been with each other for 2 weeks must be separated for several years to test them. The love of foreigners has also begun to be subtle and meaningful.
Looking at the comments, many people map themselves to the male protagonist and the female pig. (Forgive me, seeing the eyes of the female pig, I really want her to check her body, because this is an obvious symptom of hyperthyroidism), the score given may not be really mourning for this film. I don't think it's a problem for the protagonist, but it should be suppressed as a problem. Maybe the tip of the horn was drilled too deep.
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