If a male first can apologize from the heart after his career is successful (or repent, there is no need to go to someone to apologize, just repent in the heart), then there is no shortage of good men. How many children have been good babies when they were young? The expansion of the consequences of pranks is not something that a child can control. He is an asshole, but it does not mean that he will also be an asshole when he grows up (except for the male protagonist, of course, this is an exception). The male protagonist said a few words when arguing with his wife: Do you want your bastard classmates from high school to line up to apologize to you? We all live in a society full of dirt, who doesn't have some setbacks? Some people are stunned and brooding because of some setbacks, and some people are relieved to bear the setbacks (of course, this is an example of the male protagonist). Some people are humble and wretched when they are young, but they are still humble and wretched when they grow up. Even if revenge is successful, what happened in the past cannot be changed, and the quality of your life, work, and family cannot be improved because of successful revenge. Whether most people can make progress in adulthood has little to do with their childhood experiences. Lazy people live at the bottom of society even if they live to be 10,000 years old. The male protagonist is indeed a jerk, but a qualified husband to the family (the issue of beautiful lies can be discussed separately). Some people with dark hearts are born and cannot be changed. If others frame you and wrong you, then you must live up to your expectations, and don't be the kind of person they slander. Someone had a similar experience myself. The third grade of elementary school had an impact on the second year of junior high school. Fortunately, I had the trick that the male protagonist said to bear it. To use a Chinese saying is: injustice has the first debt and the owner, and the disaster is not the wife and children. A kind person should not hurt a kind person, but repeatedly hurts someone who sympathizes with your situation, then this kind of person is hypocritical, a villain. God gave everyone ten cards, maybe you are talented but unlucky, you didn't play the first 6 cards well, but you waste only the remaining 4 cards to do some robbery and robbery. Wasting energy and time on indifferent revenge is not enough for a man (not the revenge of killing his father), it is also too stupid, and too lacking in the wisdom of playing cards. After the film, some people have been taught and educated that their careers should be promoted step by step, and some people are still a sloppy uncle. In a word: poor people must have something to hate. A very time-wasting movie, the plot is a bit far-fetched.
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