After traveling to the world of sex change, Lin Mo's mentality collapsed: he became a girl! What's even more outrageous is that everyone in the world has changed their gender.
Bai Meng, the former school bully, is now the literary and art committee member Bai Meng: he blushes when he talks, holds the corner of his clothes and gives you lemon-flavored lollipops.
Everyone said: She is so well-behaved and cute.
Until that night, Lin Mo saw her carrying a bat, chewing gum, and stepping on the heads of gangsters. The young boy behind her was making a sly villainous laugh at the moon.
Eyes facing each other.
The chewing gum in Bai Meng's mouth blew open with a "pop", and he stuffed a new lollipop into his mouth, showing the same "well-behaved" smile as during the day:
"Now, you are my accomplice."
The lollipop is the disguise, the baseball bat is the real thing.
Purpose: Use extreme contrast comedy to deconstruct gender stereotypes
In this world, a school bully is still a school bully - no matter how "nice" he is during the day, his inner ruthlessness, desire to protect, and obsession with his territory will not change. What has changed is the "personality" that society expects of this body.
The teacher is still enforcing discipline and the parents are still nagging, but the roles have been reversed by gender.
Let's step back and examine the things we take for granted as "what a man should be and what a woman should be."