First of all, the movie brings into a medical concept: anesthesia awakening. Out of curiosity, I checked the encyclopedia and got a certain understanding of this symptom.
The opening screen is really beautiful. The appearance of the male and female protagonists occupies the screen, and I vaguely feel that the mastermind behind the scenes will be the mother. After all, this is in line with the setting of a perverted suspense movie. The seemingly epic love between the two sets off the mother's image in a somewhat autocratic and inhumane way.
Until I entered the surgery stage, I still couldn't see what the film was trying to express, and I once thought that this was a purely medical film? The relationship between mother and son intensified, and the son, blinded by love, was forced to perform a heart transplant on the operating table of his "friend" and entered a state of anesthesia and awakening. The relationship between the future mother-in-law and daughter-in-law outside the operating room seems to be the perfect ending! However, the plot began to reverse. It turned out that the heroine's goal was to kill the hero to seize the inheritance... I instantly felt that the brain circuit of the plot was quite strange - the hero is willing to abandon everything for you and marry you. Are you having a hard time with money? Since he insisted on killing the male protagonist, it must be for a more noble freedom, for his true love with the chief surgeon? From the ending, it doesn't seem to be... It turns out that there is the most poisonous woman's heart, it turns out that money can really make people look so disgusting.
Leaving aside the thinking and design of the heroine, the plot of the story is quite Korean-style. The mother discovered the truth at a critical moment, committed suicide and sacrificed her heart, and the operation was successful and the bad guys were arrested. While feeling that mother's love is so great, I can't help but wonder, the plot has no bright spots at all.
The more interesting setting is that the female protagonist changed her name and changed her surname to deliberately approach the male protagonist and successfully obtain the true love of the male protagonist. This story tells us that, in fact, where there is a will, things can be accomplished, and it is quite easy to get a rich second-generation with high IQ... It really reminds me of the incident of a male star being cheated on and another male star being cheated into marriage. The mood is a little down in the moment, deception is everywhere, the theory "only parents will never hurt you" is fully reflected in this movie, and the truth that the mother expounded at the end of killing the male protagonist's father for the male protagonist's father is even more sublimated. A mother's love. (The death of my father was repeatedly mentioned in the early stage of the play, but I guessed that it died at the hands of my mother, so I once thought that my mother would choose such a perverted plot because she did not want to lose her son. Maybe my heart is quite dark.) For the horror heroine, in the second half of the movie, I gradually used the male protagonist's thinking to point out the previous foreshadowing. The details are still in place, but I was too rough to notice them at all.
Let's talk about the surgery. Although I don't understand medical knowledge at all, I feel that such a major operation should at least be performed in a sterile and rigorous environment. However, the heroine can enter the operating room at will, and hold the needle close to the patient without any disinfection. I was also quite worried.
I have to admit that the acting skills of the three main actors are still quite in place. I really like the affectionate image of the male protagonist (there is a strong personal emotion here), and I also yearned for the gentle and lovely female protagonist at first, thinking that I want to witness a beautiful love. The doctor-patient relationship is also very controversial in reality, and everyone is expected to be healthy.
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