The heroine (tentatively referred to as M) has already begun to show signs at the beginning. M's indifferent expression when she had sex with her husband, and the momentary hesitation when she drove her car into the wall, all showed that her killing was traceable, not the side effects of the drugs claimed in the play. M's acting skills are quite good. Apart from melancholy, there is no firework atmosphere, and his body is as thin as Lin Daiyu. However, when such a seemingly weak woman kills her husband, she does not hesitate, hurry up! allow! ruthless! She was leaning against the wall of the detention center alone, her eyes were empty, and she was really beautiful.
The story is that M was abandoned by his father since he was a child, and rarely met a good man, and he was arrested again on the day of his wedding. The two most important men in her life left her one after another. She was overwhelmed and sought the help of psychiatrist G. As a result, the two women sparked a spark and began to plan a plan to kill her husband many years later. Under the cooperation and guidance of G, M pretended to suffer from depression. After killing his husband, he put the responsibility on the later attending physician. It's a pity that the attending doctor lost his job and his lover because of this (really innocent, lying down and shot), and in a rage, he went to the bottom of it. M and G, and then tricked M to set a trap for G, and finally took M back to the mental hospital. Immediate revenge.
The story is wonderful. But I have to sigh that life is too mysterious. A good-looking beauty, if you like another woman, just run away with her and kill your husband. . . After all, people are so kind to you. Poisonous acridine in my heart! ! ! The attending physician is an upright person, and it is such a bad thing to treat the disease well. It's all made by two crazy women for their own happiness. Poisonous acridine in my heart! Women are horrible.
At The End, I wanted to secretly kiss the little ambiguous person around me, but after thinking about it, I still didn't dare.
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