This drama left a deep impression on me. The first is the mother of the male protagonist (doesn't always pay attention?), she clearly loves the boy, but in the end she hurt him. I think she should have realized everything. Difficulties, don't hold too many expectations, and don't put unbearable pressure on yourself. Maybe at that time, the mother can have lower requirements on life, lower requirements on her children, and lower requirements on the external environment, and she will not Are you pressing yourself down the wrong path? (I'm too naive) She may not realize that children are not her appendages, they are just like herself, they also have the right to know the world well. The second most profound is the male protagonist's steadfast love. His appearance, status and identity have undergone earth-shaking changes. Why has his love still not changed? (Can't figure it out) Is it because, in terms of love, in his surroundings, his feelings are somewhat special, and he has always been in a weak and rare position, so he hides and preserves it? Maybe it's because this is the relationship he cherishes the most besides the "father-son" relationship with the drug dealer. However, apart from the human nature to watch the plot, the male protagonist's counterattack and mutation, power and wealth, etc., are still very Mary Sue. .
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