Doesn't time heal everything? I have been holding fermented distorted resentment in my heart and bet my life to take revenge. I really don't understand and feel unreal, and I have seen this kind of drama countless times. Korean dramas and Korean movies seem to be good. It is always too much justice, which makes people incomprehensible, and too much evil, which makes people unbelievable.
For example, Pinocchio, when I saw it at the time, I felt that I would never kill my relatives righteously and send my own brother to prison. But killing relatives with righteousness is theoretically correct. As long as the parties are not themselves, they will agree, but if they really put it on themselves...
After watching too many Korean dramas, there are also many plots of this kind of rich children who commit crimes and are finally acquitted. The general ending is that in the end, a lot of behind-the-scenes manipulators, various dark bribes and the like are found. In the end the bad guys are all punished this way, but there are definitely sacrifices too. The sacrifice is usually the beginning of the story. or ending.
Just thought, is there really too much of this? Is it because there are too many such things in Korea, so the director likes to shoot and map it? Or is there a lot of this kind of thing all over the world, and rights are everything? Maybe the reality is that power and money are everything, but the plot of film and television works should be just film and television works. How can there be so many designs for revenge in reality, the whole life is designed to do this, etc.
God, I suddenly felt that my life was too dull and boring. God didn't plan to put such hysterical plots in my life. . My life should be just a little water in an ordinary cup, and it will never be able to form the stormy waves of the sea. Maybe what really happened in the world is 10,000 times more terrifying than the movie.
All in all, I still don't like this movie. That is the ending, be shocked, reminisce, and sigh the screenwriter's brain hole.
that's it.
Memories can be forgotten but cannot be erased
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