Car accident, amnesia, terminal illness, time travel, gods... These are all well-known routines in Korean dramas. I can see it in this "Now to see you", but I still cry like a fool when I watch it. What impresses me the most is when the little boy said on the stage, "What I do best is cleaning, beating eggs, making omelettes... I also want to protect my father, which is what my mother and I agreed." I really can't stand this part. The little boy is so sensible, and sensible makes people feel distressed. A family with a good atmosphere and a happy childhood really affect the child too much, and even decide whether his life is to warm himself or heal the once gloom. The whole film is gray-green in the rainy season. Everything happens when it rains, and when the rain stops it's over. Rainy days are really suitable for falling in love. The pattering rain, two ignorant hearts nestled together, no need for trivial matters. I remembered that it was also a rainy day, and he and I were only separated by a bottle of mineral water and could kiss at any time. But out of emotional protection, I chose to be passive. He asked me what are you thinking? I blushed and summoned the courage to look at him: I want to kiss you. After saying this, he quickly buried his head. He said do you know what I'm thinking? Do you want to hear it? I nodded. really? real. Then two soft lips pressed together. I feel a little suffocated, but inside is joy. We didn't have a follow-up shortly after the kiss. Now that I think about it, I still feel that the rainy day is so good, and it is so good to be with him. It's nice to be relentless.
But now I don't have the courage to embrace him with thorns all over his body. Suddenly I thought of a sentence: I know I can't do it and do it is my greatest sincerity towards this relationship.
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