1. Love: I find it hard to accept the love between the hostess and the maid, not because of identity issues, but because the maid was there when the mistress was alive, and the mistress passed away a year? The maid must have liked the hostess a long time ago, and can't stand it after thinking about it. Of course, according to the nanny finally saluting the hostess's seat, maybe this is what the hostess wants.
2. Aunt: It seems that aunt is a nobleman, but why is the niece embarrassed to ask her aunt to take care of her husband and children? The elders are not obligated to help you raise children? What's more, the aunt, this couple knows that they are not capable of raising so many children, so why do they have to have so many children? It's amazing to have the elders to help them. When young people watch this movie, they think Aunt is a villain or a funny character, but after ten years, I think Aunt is so kind! Later, even willing to adopt a girl. My aunt is a noble, and the mothers of her nieces and girls who passed away should also be nobles? Why are the children's personalities so weird?
3. Parenting: These bear kids were really too much in the beginning! Spoof to the servants and nanny at home, and spoof to his little sister. No matter how bearish, at least there must be a bottom line, right? It’s an exaggeration to tie the cook to the table... the babysitter also used magic to control the bear child at the beginning. In reality, it is really difficult to educate the bear child.
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