Immorton tried his best to resurrect, and he worked so hard in exchange for his lover's NO. It's really sad. Is it set like this because he is a villain? In their previous life, priests and princesses, they all dared to break taboos and bravely be together, why should some people let go in modern times? This is extremely unreasonable. Their feelings have gone through the examination of interests, morals, ethics, and even life and death, which can be said to be indestructible. I can't accept the writer's approach, Immorton and Anna Sui are the ones who should be happy ending.
Or according to the assumption of ADAM SMITH, people are all economic people and will make decisions that are beneficial to themselves, then after paying so much, the opportunity cost will not allow them to be separated.
But I still prefer this movie...
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