The translation of the name of worshiping gold is the Taiwan version, which is probably influenced by "Dahe Gold Worshiping Girl". But comparing the sugar daddy in Japan and France, there is still a big difference in style: Japanese girls are real, they buy all the famous brands with their hard-earned money, and they wear the famous brands to get acquainted with the noble places, and then get to know the rich, and then smoothly marry him. French girls, from head to toe, are bought with big money cards. If they really eat big brother and drink big brother, they also cheat big brother. Big brother can marry me. A simple summary: Japanese sugar daddy is a career, and French sugar daddy is a career.
Tutu is playing such a girl, how many people have to be deceived by such a girl? However, it is still difficult, not only the big money is not stupid, but also the pressure of industry competition is not small. Since it is a career, there is a workplace, and there is a scheming.
If a waiter fell in love with her, he had to learn from her and go to a rich woman, otherwise the two would not be able to meet in the same office. A lot of funny and cute plots have been generated from this, including Tutu's "I want...I want..." which is triggered by Tutu teaching young men how to ask for things from big money, and the tutorial of looking into the distance. There is also the place where I laughed the most: At that time, the waiter was required to pretend to be a Dutch prince. When asked what the name of his mother-in-law was, he blurted out: "Mrs. Van Basten~~", haha, this European man, Really only know the names of some football stars.
It should be said that this is the best romantic comedy of the year. In addition to Tutu, there is also Gard Elmaleh who plays the waiter. His eyes are a bit like Nicolas Cage. He is a very promising person with good acting skills.
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