The plot is very touching, including gays, bisexuals, heterosexuals, Muslims, and people of different classes interact in aristocratic schools. It reminds me of "skam". The difference is that there are people who died in this play, which has a suspenseful color. The whole play uses flashbacks to let us guess who killed the heroine. The most unlikely person turned out to be the murderer. It seems that the most likely person becomes a misjudgment. Human desires and greed are undoubtedly revealed. Lulu pursues scholarship. Nabo takes away the watch on the table and involves a series of things, which eventually leads to the death of the heroine and his misjudgment. Because the male lead did not trust the female lead, he almost revealed all the secrets of the female lead. And the heroine is indeed immature, disdainful of family arrangements, and hostile to her father's unbearable behavior, which made her inadvertently become everyone's imaginary enemy and was eventually killed. The stubborn father of the Muslim family happened to meet his homosexual son who trafficked drugs because of poverty, and his adolescent daughter. Arranged to get married, they can’t have people they like, let alone the same sex. They can’t choose the life they want, and their daughters even dropped out of school because of their ignorant father. Omar and Ender are my favorite pair. Their feelings are pure and loyal. Although they may be bored by not being able to be together later, they are full of hormones every time they meet. Xiao Hu's well-behaved is a bit inconsistent, but he didn't expect it to be the type that Lulu likes so much. Girls only have the Countess and Lulu IQ online, Ander and Omar are in a good relationship. The rest of the people act according to their mood, and I think they all want to swear.
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