School bullying, a sad story, how a beautiful high school student was forced to death step by step by the people around him, especially her classmates, the suspense has been maintained from the first episode to the last episode, but there are only two things hanging on me, one It is what the male protagonist did that became one of the reasons why the female protagonist committed suicide, and the other was who did what directly caused the female protagonist to collapse and commit suicide. Part of what happened to the heroine was self-inflicted, and more was the indifference and malice of the people around her, consciously or unintentionally, forcing her into a desperate situation. The male protagonist is an exception. As a person with a similar personality to the male protagonist, I can understand the feelings of the male protagonist very well. He is a typical otaku, and he is not confident in the relationship between men and women. He loves the female protagonist but dare not express it. He didn't know anything about the experience and didn't understand the girl's mind, so he unintentionally hurt the heroine, but this can't be blamed on him. He doesn't take the rumors surrounding the heroine to heart, and his feelings for the heroine have always been pure. One of the warmest and my favorite details is that when everyone secretly isolates the female lead, only the male lead anonymously draws her a cartoon bunny in the message bag every day. This is the male lead's way of silently expressing his feelings. The spiritual pillar of the heroine, but unfortunately the hero does not know this. When the male protagonist and the female protagonist finally confirmed their intentions with each other, but because the female protagonist had fear and psychological shadow over everything they had experienced, and rejected the male protagonist in the middle, the male protagonist did not understand the female protagonist's heart, so he left in a depressing manner. . The departure of the male protagonist is regarded as one of the reasons for suicide by the female protagonist, but as the male protagonist's friend Tony said, the realities of the two of them are different. If the female protagonist can confess everything to the male protagonist, even if it is part of the truth I feel that the male protagonist will definitely guard her by her side, but she does not. The female protagonist finds the wrong person every time she wants to talk to someone. Therefore, among the 13 reasons, only the male protagonist cannot be established. This is just the wishful thinking of the female protagonist, but the female protagonist herself said it, Only the male protagonist is friendly and kind, and she also understands that it is only her own fault. After learning everything, the male protagonist blamed himself and cried bitterly. What he lacked was just some courage, some courage to firm up his feelings and stand no matter how the female protagonist refused, but the male protagonist's character is too similar to mine. I know very well that people like us do not have the ability to read minds. If they are rejected, they will only think that the other party does not recognize themselves, so don’t add more trouble to the other party, so we are not good at picking up conversations, not good at interacting with girls, and do not understand women’s hearts , what we need is honesty. In the end, the male protagonist did not evade his responsibility. He wanted justice for the female protagonist. When everything was clear, no one or anything could stop the male protagonist's courage. The rhythm of the plot is slow. It is still a bit of a torment to stretch the story that can be told in 3 episodes to 13 episodes. However, when I wrote this paragraph, I reminisced about the plot and felt that many details were handled well. As a whole, in addition to dragging the rhythm and slowing down, the plot also Pretty good. I am curious about how many episodes will be filmed in the second season. In the first season, the reason for the heroine's suicide has been clearly explained, but whether there is any justice, the truth has not been exposed, and the conflict between the victim's family and the perpetrator and the school has not been resolved, but these It seems that it is not enough to shoot 13 episodes. Looking forward to the second season, I hope the male lead can have a better performance.
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