After 9 years of separation, on one side is the male protagonist who is eager to have his ex-wife and no longer has feelings for others. On the other side is the family-friendly but bland heroine.
The film, like the Befrom series, tells the story of just a few hours. In the past nine years, what the two of them said to each other in their hearts could not be finished for days and nights, but it was when the two kept recalling the details of the past. On the contrary, I feel that the words I have been thinking about every day for these nine years are more difficult to say. Those memories that you try to recall tell you all the time: yes, our past is very romantic. But, two people stand on the rooftop, imagining a bright future. The two embraced each other, as if everything was possible. But it can't reach the fact that it is now 3 o'clock, and the plane will take off at 4 o'clock. But the two who came back to reality were not the same as before. The heroine (forgive me, I forgot the name of the play after watching it), focus on this and pack up everything so as not to miss the flight. And the male protagonist realizes that the time of romantic nostalgia is over, and he desperately wants to tell her the most sincere but untrue words, but he knows that these words are useless. The time has come to return to reality.
The two of them got into taxis and went to different destinations. But they don't care which way to go, and even the heroine who is in a hurry doesn't care so much. Yes, happiness is difficult, "people often think that others are better than themselves" (love at sunset) The heroine has a complete family but lacks the passion of being 20 years old. It's hard for the male protagonist to fall into love again, but he at least has a perfect lover to miss.
There is also a problem, the two seem to have sex too early. If two people finish those romantic words balabala first, then develop to sex, and then be pulled back to reality by time. Will the conflict in the film be more intense?
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