Inferior females become internet sensations across the entire galaxy

Chapter 203 Reaction
In the first half, everyone empathized with the patients and their families.

In the latter half, I was moved by the male lead.

He had clearly retired from the business, and even used the money he had earned to open a factory. Now, he can be considered a successful person.

His father recovered from his illness, and his children now enjoy a good material life.

With his current net worth, he has no need to break the law anymore.

After all, if he gets caught, it's a serious crime, and everything he has now will vanish.

But simply because of Lao Lü's death, and seeing those desperate patients and their families, he resolutely embarked on the path of breaking the law again.

This time, he even sold the medicine he bought for 3,000 for 500 and expanded the group.

In other words, he is using his own money to support these patients' medication.

His factory's monthly profit is only a few hundred thousand, yet these patients are dragging him down, even though they are just a group of strangers.

Seeing this, everyone understood why the film was called "Dying to Survive".

By the time Huang Mao died in a car accident while trying to distract the police, many people were already wiping away tears.

Some people muttered under their breath, "These police officers are really going too far. Why don't they investigate this lousy company instead of keeping an eye on them?"

However, some people are more rational: "You can't say that; it's part of their job."

Although Cheng Yong and his group were selling effective medicine, they couldn't open the door to it, otherwise more people would smuggle drugs.

Those patients who paid money for counterfeit medicine and were then forced to pay it back are utterly innocent.

They are protecting the safety of the majority of the people.

"Yes, wasn't there news before? A potion that claimed to enhance mental power was being sold on the dark market."

Many people went bankrupt to buy and take it, resulting in the deaths of many.

Such illegal activities must be severely punished and cannot be tolerated.

"Ultimately, it's because drugs from legitimate channels are too expensive; otherwise, why would they buy counterfeit drugs?"

Taking fake medicine will kill you, and not having money for medicine will also kill you, so you might as well take a gamble.

……

The film is now officially coming to an end.

Cheng Yong was eventually arrested.

At that moment, a sense of sadness filled the entire screening room.

Reason and emotion are at odds.

Reason tells them that those who break the law and commit crimes must pay the price, but emotionally they feel that he shouldn't have ended up like this.

He's a good person. He didn't make any money; he just wanted to save people!

Furthermore, what will happen to the patients if he goes to jail? Will they stop taking their medication again?

How many familiar faces will die this time?

Seeing the lenient sentence in the end, everyone finally breathed a sigh of relief.

What pleased them most was that the country eventually included the drug in its medical insurance program, which showed that the country's leadership recognized the people's suffering and was willing to make changes.

Even with only such a small role, they could tell that this was a developing country.

It has a complete legal system and just police and judges.

Although the law is strict, different judgments can be made depending on the circumstances; even the cold law has a human touch.

Moreover, from the architecture and other elements in the film, it's clear that this country is not wealthy, yet it is willing to bear the cost of the genuine medicine.

To alleviate the financial burden on patients.

This is a country with warmth.

Of course, their Federation is pretty good too. After confirming there were no post-credits scenes, the group left the theater in twos and threes.

"Even though I participated in the entire filming process, it feels like I've never seen the movie."

"We were filming in separate theaters, so of course we didn't feel anything. We never expected that we would be the ones to make such a... well, a film that evokes such complex emotions."

"I think the main reason is that Ms. Jiang's script is good. This is really a complex film, I don't even know how to describe it."

***
Not only do viewers not know how to describe their feelings, but movie review bloggers also don't know how to describe their feelings.

Ning Feiyu was the first to release a review.

This blogger, who has 200 million followers, became a devoted fan of Jiang Qin after reviewing her songs.

So naturally, he would go to the cinema to support her as soon as possible.

After watching the film, he sat in his theater seat for a long time without moving.

He sat there until the cleaning robot arrived before getting up to leave.

Once home, I couldn't wait to turn on my personal computer, start editing the text, and then publish it.

His post began by praising Jiang Qin, the screenwriter:
Ms. Jiang's script remains novel and outstanding, unlike the current mainstream interstellar genre.

The theme of this film can be summed up in four words: reality and humanity!
After watching the movie, I had mixed feelings. I wouldn't say I was moved, I'd hardly admired him, and I didn't think it was necessary to feel sad.

But I happen to have all of these emotions.

A man driven by self-interest ultimately became a savior.

Well, while he could be considered the savior of those patients, the first half of the film made me feel that he didn't quite deserve the title...

So the title of this film is quite interesting.

I am not a medicine god.

The male protagonist himself does not consider himself a savior; as for whether the world thinks he is or not, that depends on individual opinions.

Perhaps some patients' families also think otherwise, since he had stopped taking his medication once at the beginning.

Many patients died during that period, and some family members harbored resentment towards him.

This is why I have mixed feelings.

It really felt like there were two little people in my mind pulling at each other.

Moreover, I actually felt a little uncomfortable with the last scene of the film.

When the male protagonist went to prison, patients lined both sides of the street to see him off, but when he was released, only his ex-wife's younger brother came to pick him up.

At that moment, only one sentence came to mind: When people leave, the tea grows cold.

Perhaps those patients had various reasons.

But I think there's only one reason: they're so caught up in the struggle to survive that they don't have much energy to devote to a temporary benefactor.

Perhaps it's just a dark side of my personality.

In short, I don't know how to give a review. I suggest everyone watch it and then discuss how to give a review together.

One more thing: the actors were all great, and there was absolutely no feeling of being pulled out of the story, especially the male lead.

You'll be famous, keep it up!
Finally: A daily declaration of love for Ms. Jiang Qin! I am your most loyal Jiang Qin fan!!

The film review has just been published and has already resonated with many people.

Of course, the reason is actually because this movie is trending on social media, and related topics and posts are being recommended.

I feel the same way as the blogger; I want to empathize, but I don't know who to empathize with.

It feels like none of the main characters are truly good or kind, but they also don't seem that bad, which is quite perplexing.
[Yeah, who would have thought that the blond guy who initially stole the medicine would end up wanting to protect Cheng Yong, tricking him away, and then using the car loaded with medicine to distract the police.]

He genuinely wanted to take the blame for the male lead; and it wasn't a minor offense!
[Is she really that beautiful? Are you all just blindly praising her because you're all Jiang Qin's fans?]
[As a passerby, while I also find Jiang Qin's fan base terrifyingly large, the things her fans praise are basically true.]
[I suggest you see it for yourself, since everyone has different tastes, and whether it's good or not depends on your own definition.]