Lights start and end.

The finale of the third season of The Lights on, Hanako () is the murderer of Sue's mother, and finally Luo () is not with Pan Wencheng ().

In fact, Pan Wensheng's intention to Luo is obvious. In the first two seasons, Pan Wencheng moved downstairs to Luo Jia to secretly protect her. When Ge Jian doubted Luo, he also took the initiative to speak for Luo. When two people were dating, he also hinted that there was someone in his heart that he could not get rid of. Obviously, that person is Luo.

In the third season, Hanako (Liu Pinyan) was angered by Su Qingyi's words and killed Su Qingyi on impulse. Some viewers think that the plot design of this "Passionate Crime" is too simple, and they don't understand why Su Qingyi hates Hanako so much.

In my opinion, Su Qingyi saw Hanako as if she had seen herself in the past-they both got Luo's unconditional support, care and dedication. However, due to her background and growing experience, Su Qingyi has a strong sense of inferiority. In her unequal friendship with Luo, she always felt incompetent and humble.

Hanako was once used in emotional relationships and fell into a trough in life. After she was imprisoned, she met Luo and stood up for her. Hanako thanked Luo from the bottom of her heart and was willing to accompany her wholeheartedly.

"Hanako's absolute loyalty and gratitude to Nong Yu is obviously a satire on Lai Su, constantly reminding her how much she relied on Nong Yu and how humble she was in friendship. Therefore, Su Cai will use such fierce words as' a dog' to describe Hanako. In fact, I think when Su said this sentence, it was not only aimed at Hanako, but also represented how much she hated herself in the past. "