When watching this drama, many people in the barrage said that the heroine, glass heart, is a masterpiece. But I feel bad for the heroine, perhaps because we have a lot of similarities. Hannah is a girl who strives to pursue happiness. She tries again and again but pushes herself into the abyss of suicide again and again. This kind girl, everyone around her has let her down. The male protagonist, Clay, is also a kind person with a sense of justice. He secretly likes Hannah but dares not confess to her. Maybe if the male protagonist could hold Hannah's hand firmly earlier, then she might not go down the road of suicide. I have similarities with Hannah. We are all sensitive but have a kind heart, cautious and hopeful in finding happiness in life. It seems like something Murakami said, and I feel it is appropriate to put it here. He said it was not that he did not want to make friends, but that he was afraid of disappointment. Yeah, maybe, I mean maybe, if Hannah could just be a little bit disappointed with them, a little bit less hopeful, then maybe she'd be afraid that she'd be disappointed, she wouldn't trust them, and maybe she wouldn't kill herself happened. But Hannah is not like this. This is what I love most about her. She has never let go of her pursuit of happiness. Every time she makes a new friend, the sincere and happy expression on her face makes me deeply moved. Maybe in another time and space, Clay can bravely hold Hannah's hand and firmly protect her, and they live happily together, nevercare about those bitches. Finally please be kind to others and don't let the people around you become the next Hannah.
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