This is the type of movie I love...Tell the truth and make the right choices (female lead)...
What a typical "boss" the male protagonist is, this is Lao Tzu's family, Lao Tzu supports, and Lao Tzu is in charge... In short, within Lao Tzu's controllable range, Lao Tzu is the eldest... As a man's desires, how typical... Ultimately he is driven by his own desires (the devil ) defeating is equivalent to digging a hole for ourselves. In our whole life, we are just deceiving ourselves and being deceived by others... Injuring everyone including ourselves, being controlled by the devil of desire, and the heroine, after experiencing all kinds of pain, surpasses Desires, compassion and gratitude for life, radiating the brilliance of the soul...
The heroine did not take the initiative to divorce (after learning that her husband had a child with an outside lover), she insisted on going to church, and after learning of the death of the third child, she, who was also a woman, felt sorry for her, and her husband held the newly born child. Her daughter asked her to raise her, and she treated the little three's child as her own... She didn't advertise herself or was taught to be noble and great, but life made her catch up with all of this, she struggled and suffered, and in the end she Beyond desire and selfishness... She can think about it, accept it, and do it... I think this is probably the self-salvation of the soul-the noble and holy after surpassing her own selfish desires...
This film is commendable because the heroine is not a gone girl... Whose life is perfect? I never saved the Milky Way in my last life, and I made myself look like a queen every day. Let’s just forget about the foolish education-style brainwashing of the princess disease... Transcendence after the truth of life is the correct solution...
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