Unexpectedly, the plot of the two supporting characters is heartbreaking.

The first is the little daughter's obsession with unicorns. She claims to go to the forest to find unicorns. Her parents kindly persuaded her that unicorns might not exist. Ended up disappointed. Unexpectedly, a lamb with only one horn popped out in the end, which she firmly believed to be a unicorn, and it was too precious, and the lamb got along with her very intimately. [Sometimes, what others think we want and what we really want are two different things. Some people don’t understand themselves, and they may mistake what others think on their own heads.
The second is the diamond-stealing villain dubbed by the big teacher. The reason for hating Hollywood is that the other party cut off a program he likes (actually it is not good-looking and very naive), but the villain likes that childish and cute character, and the room is full of It was that character who ended up building a large fighting machine that was an enlarged version of a childish doll. After laughing and sneering, I appreciate the deconstructed plot a little bit. Adults who have childish corners in their hearts are flesh-and-blood adults, and they should treasure childish things well.

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