You Are Wrong and I Am Wrong

They all believe that the excitement of film and television dramas depends on the imagination of the screenwriters. But life is far more bizarre and ups and downs than TV and movies. Most of the stories in the book come from collections of life, and there are also occasional inspirations. The protagonist's simple and idealistic life experiences, encounters, and emotional life are stories that have to be told. It's hard to tell whether it's right or wrong, whether it's really wrong or right. How should we treat it if we compare our feelings with our own? You can only tell stories and elicit answers. I just want sincere criticism.