The two stories have the same actors, the same protagonists, and the same story outlines. The only difference is the characters of the front and rear protagonists.
"Right then, wrong then". The heroine of "Then" was always a little shy, playing a little love trick to the male director who fell in love at first sight. The male protagonist is even more wretched, married but empty, coveting and restrained by young and beautiful girls. The two people in "At that time" got together entirely out of the temptation of a desire. The conversation between the two of them from beginning to end was nothing to say. It is this feel.
This dog man and woman are flirting, but they don't take the next step right away. The actor himself felt embarrassed to death, so he kept rubbing his body. When I watched "Then", I waited eagerly for this pair of dog and man to pierce that layer of paper, and hurriedly rolled the sheets. Too bad it's not a show!
In "this time", the hero and heroine have more sincerity, and the heroine has something to say and says what she thinks. The male protagonist does the same. He only strikes up a conversation when he thinks that the female protagonist is beautiful, so he directly praises the female protagonist for her beauty without concealing it, and directly confesses his married status. "At this time" as a whole makes people feel comfortable, and the doomed breakup of the two is even more sentimental.
"At that time" was mostly desire, "at this time" was love, and "here" the male protagonist drank too much and stripped off to make people feel cute, and it is right to have more genuine temperament between men and women.
"Right Now, Wrong Then" uses fresh tones, simple plots, cheerful theme music that connects the plots, and two similar but very different stories to tell us that love needs sincerity.
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