It was raining for several days, and finally the sun cleared up a little, so I pulled up the curtains and started watching this movie.
The story takes place in a luxurious old home in the countryside. The father brought home the healed sister. The older sister then goes toe-to-toe with her stepmother's abused younger sister. During this period, it seemed that both my sister and stepmother were sick. The father also seems to be out of the way, but will give the stepmother medicine to eat. It was a bit abrupt when my uncle and aunt came to visit. When my aunt suddenly fell ill and came back, she said she saw a girl under the pool. Then the older sister said not to eat with my uncle and the others, and I thought it would be a little bit involved. It's just a passerby. It's okay to be terrifying, maybe I was already mentally prepared, and I didn't feel that scary in a few scary scenes. Sympathy for my sister's constant hallucinations. Until the father told the truth about the death of his sister, he understood in an instant that the sister blamed herself for her negligence and often fantasized about protecting her. Until the stepmother turned into the face of her sister, she realized that her stepmother was all her own imagination. The so-called one person plays two roles, and then turns into a sister. Then a tragedy emerged. Originally, the family of four was happy and harmonious. The mother began to get sick or the father fell in love with her because of her. The third child abused his sister and had a strong tendency to ascend. The mother overflowed in her sister's wardrobe, and the sister found that she was crushed by the smashed wardrobe in panic. The third child heard and saw everything but quarreled with her sister, but did not rescue her. When her sister came back to her senses, her sister was dead. Then the sister blamed herself to the point of insanity.
What a shame. Sisterhood is so dear. Love is heavy.
Damn. Stepmother is desperate. The heart of the scorpion.
It's outrageous. Father wood knows wood sense. Not discerning.
PS: I didn't even dare to recognize Lin Xiujing. I like it more.
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