The film is very inspirational, and the most important thing for people to become beautiful is self-confidence. It's just that the middle part is a bit embarrassing. For a stronger transition of conflict, the heroine becomes not confident, but impulsive, doing things without considering others and consequences, and doing whatever she wants. Of course, it may be to shape such a persona. The heroine finds that she has become beautiful after her strong inferiority complex, which is a strong conceit. In her bones, she feels that she can get everything if she becomes beautiful, and beautiful people enjoy privileges. So after she became beautiful, she looked down on unbeautiful girls like everyone else. Some people say that it gradually became conceited and changed, but it is not. Just like a daughter-in-law for many years who became a mother-in-law, although she felt wronged, she felt that this was the right thing to do, and yearned for the privileged class of mother-in-law. Therefore, most of the daughter-in-laws who became mother-in-law chose to oppress the new daughter-in-law and passed on this bad habit from generation to generation. Therefore, the female protagonist does whatever she wants after she feels that she becomes beautiful, and she loves beauty as ugly. Because this is what she has been eager to do, but there was no such capital before. The heroine only wakes up after losing her hallucinations and everything, and regaining everything on her own is also a happy ending. However, I still like to lose everything due to excessive arrogance when beautiful, and feel repented. After regaining love and friendship, I accidentally lose hallucinations and return to low self-esteem. My love and friends help her out of the predicament. This can better show the beauty of human nature, and can better sublimate. Some things are more important than beauty. But that might not fit the theme-self-confidence is the way to be beautiful.
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