Omg that is a really horrible documentary, since it is so updated and close to hour life. the first 1/3 part of the documentary I just see how this shitty swindler made himself a perfect lover just by showing how he is rich and by saying a lot of sweet words like ‘ I love you I miss you I take care of you I can’t wait to see you’ . But you can’t blame those women for just wanting to find a perfect partner, since they are also victims anyway.

Still, I really admire and want to cheer for those women’s courageous and determination to protect other girls.

When the first woman in the Doc realized that this whole thing was a scam, the first thought came up to her mind is “Who’s gonna stop him? I had to stop him.” So she went to the biggest newspaper agency in Norway and intended to report the whole shit she had met. That’s a really hard move, because once got public, people have to face lots of malicious slanders on the internet. Even for me, I have to confess that my first reaction was this is stupid.

At the same time, you can see how investigative journalists work in a democrative country, especially in the dark era of Chinese’s news and journalism. You got to say how much works had the journalists done to accelerate the whole investigating and arresting progress. People cannot always count on authority to justify your justice.

Finally, I really laughed to death when the third woman in the Doc successfully swindled her money back from the swindler. She sold all his luxury stuff and never gave the money back to him, keeping in touch with him, looking at this previous “diamond princess” getting to eat leftovers and sleep in a 12$-one-night hostle and looking like a homeless.

And I just couldn’t believe this man was just sentenced to a 15-month jail, and was released only after 5 month?? Even not to mention now he is still using his fraud trick to live a seemingly luxury life while the girls are still paying their debt.