I revisited it and understood a lot of plots that I didn't understand when I was a child. For example, why did Maud come to Su's house and say that they said the thief was going to go to Su immediately, because she understood that Su's nature has always been Kindness is nothing but circumstance that forces her to be petty. For example, why did Maud faint after knowing the truth? First of all, the fact that this character was replaced was too stimulating. The point is that she deceived a poor Su who was already in the game, because she is also a person like Su even in bad conditions. A person who has a conscience in an environment and still remains kind. For example, Su almost fainted after knowing the truth, because she knew that it was Maud who resisted the darkness for her.
The ingenuity of the plot is unparalleled, so it can be out of the circle, let the villains damage each other, make the villains angry, very smooth and reasonable. The plot of the two heroines falling in love with each other is so reasonable, the things that pretend to be taught by you, the full love that is insulted and hated by the villains, the thoughts and love that are all over the ground. Just like the words I have always remembered, "For the kind people, the greatest gift is not to give them a smooth fate, but to allow this kind soul to be recognized and cherished by other kind souls in the vast sea of people", referring to Craftsmanship is a perfect interpretation of this heart-to-heart love, and it is also the most yearning feeling in my heart. When Su came to the castle just now, she would tip Charles for the shoe-shining. She could not have used it, nor would she be bossing him, so in the end, she could escape from the madhouse with the help of Charles. After Su and Maud knew about such a conspiracy, they were both entangled that these actions would harm another girl, so they were the same kind, and there was absolutely nothing to say to live together later. They are all existences that come out of the mud and are not stained, so they will cherish the beauty, and they are the last one. Such details don't stop there. The acting skills of the two female protagonists and the setting of the scenes are excellent, so that even if I brush the second time, I can still tremble at the relationship between them. The heroine really played such a character, so I know the plot and characters, and the people are bigger and more knowledgeable, but they are still substituted in that way. The only thing to say is probably the music, which in some places expresses too much emotion. Of course the music for the last scene is perfect.
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