There are two lines at the beginning of the story, of course, one on the male protagonist's side and one on the female protagonist's side, and when the two lines meet, the story climaxes. This kind of plot design seems to be used in many movies or books, but in this story, the plot is slightly different. After the male and female protagonists in the story meet, they are not happily together, but separate happily; the principle of the intersection of two straight lines is not too involved. I like this clear ending, it's not as entangled as the process.
The final transformation of the heroine is really touching, and I love such gorgeous adventures.
In life, there will always be people, things or situations that make you change. Just like a lot of broken-hearted children will choose to change their hairstyles and dress up. Because of being abused by her father, the heroine changed from a good boy with fluttering hair to a cruel and cruel female hacker; then, because of meeting the male protagonist and because of her mother's love, she changed back to a romantic mature woman with curly hair.
Everyone has the potential of Transformers, and the degree of transformation depends on the opponent you meet. Weaknesses in human nature prevent the forces within us from driving significant change, so we need external forces. Well, life lies in tossing, and tossing should be done as soon as possible. So, hurry up to go crazy, hurry up to love. Then, when you feel bad about life, shout out a deformation, and you will find that you are so much better than you thought.
PS: This movie made me believe more in the saying: Love grows over time. As long as two people are given enough time to be alone, the probability that they will fall in love with each other should be very high. Of course, it would be best if the two were strangers to begin with. The phrase "Love for a long time" was put aside and told me a year ago, I will definitely despise you. Time really is a slaughtering knife, and it has turned me, a pseudo-literary youth, into an ordinary youth. In the past, as a pseudo-literary and artistic youth, I always dreamed of love at first sight, but now, as an ordinary youth, especially a youth who has an inaccurate vision, I still feel that it is reliable to develop love over time.
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