The title of this film is not to please the audience, nor to get applause from the audience. What he wanted was criticism and vigilance, and I think he did it. The plot mainly revolves around the situation that Princess Han, an underage girl, was bullied. At the beginning, it is the life state of Princess Han after the bullying incident, and the tragic events once presented to the audience in a narrative way.
Personally, there are two points that the film wants to express most. One is unrepentant criminals and their families. After the incident, the family's "victim guilt theory" was chilling. A teenage girl was so hurt, but in the eyes of everyone, she ruined a group of "promising" boys? The reaction was disgusting, but it was real.
The second point is the secondary injury to the victim. When the girl changed her living environment and tried to get out of the shadows and start over, she was "abandoned" by the public because of the exposure of the past. Although everyone is full of sympathy for her experience, she can't accept it. In fact, there is a kind of "victim guilt theory" hidden in the public mind. I believe this film can make everyone reflect. If you want to overcome the darkness, you need a guardian of light.