John

Most viewers of this movie will think that the art is fantastic and reminiscent of Spirited Away and Van Gogh's art. But if you look deeper into the middle portion of the movie after watching the ending portion of the movie, suddenly a lot of things will make sense and have a different meaning. I would encourage everyone to watch this movie multiple times, and deeply, because at the end of the day, everyone would have different life experiences. This movie holds some of the answers to coping with them.

Being a drama, it's common to see lots of clichés and common themes. But this one is really pulling out all the stops to extend the plotline, to the point of last-minute evades, and lots of really inexplicable and frustrating moments. Yes, it is exciting and captivating, and emotional, but the crying and begging is really over the top, to the point where it almost seems like some scenes were reused in some episodes and within the same episodes. Similar settings, similar cryfest, similar outrage. Near the end (oops, turned out it was still far from the end due to neverending pointless plot twists), some of the good characters even turned to illegal means to achieve their agenda at all costs but portrayed in a noble light, to which I wonder whether this film is trying to encourage viewers to commit crime. The main character of this film, the left-handed wife, also has turned bizarre, that makes one wonder, if this drama was extended 50 episodes, will she be the new antagonist? She has lots of traits that already can make her one.