No ordinary novel has such a script. Novels often have the character of a bad guy, but this drama doesn't have a bad guy setting, so in many places, it's unreasonable.
But there are still a lot of interesting things about this movie.
The atmosphere of a big family playing games abroad and performing shows is very enviable, especially for many only children born in the 1980s.
The male lead's performance is very good and worth watching.
Also, the discussion on love is worth seeing. There are many interpretations of love in the film. Is it a physical temptation? Is it a feeling? Is it an instinct? Or, at a certain age, looking for a way of life in order to relieve depression and loneliness?
The male protagonist's younger brother and the female protagonist are both good people, and their encounter is in line with the general definition of life. But the story of the male protagonist successfully grabbing the female protagonist is higher than the average living standard, and they call it finding a spiritual partner.
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