Let me talk about my favorite plot first, which can be regarded as the climax of the Patrick line in the play. After the incident of Patrick’s Blue Moon advertising creative oolong, after experiencing the initial anxiety, depression and panic, the plot did not meet the customers I expected. Agree, the boss turned his anger into a happy setting. Although the final ending is the same, there are two very important points here. One is that Patrick did not make excuses and did not explain the cause of the Oolong incident. Instead, he took the initiative to admit this to Odio bravely. It is the creation that I really think is satisfied; the second is that Cong Cong needs to turn the moon into blue to be recognized by the final client, which becomes a rare memory in their lives. With the addition of these two plots, it is no longer the traditional routine that relies on coincidence to obtain the approval of the boss, but makes the male protagonist's heart truly mature and strong, and his own destiny is in his own hands.
In addition, there are a few passages in the play that I have been watching the end of the subtitles, but I didn’t understand it. Ask the expert:
1. How did the old Huoya who push the truck learn the Smurfs song and know that they are in the second-hand bookstore?
2. What happened to Odio's mother after she became younger?
3. Since the potion is so magical, why didn't Odio look for him eagerly after Gegewu ran away?
Although the story of Smurf’s havoc in shopping malls and offices is a bit suspicious of scenes, I still haven’t watched it, and I hope that xx can unfold more, and the various conflicts between the Smurfs and the real world can also be expressed.了 (purely yy). For example, if Patrick uses Baidu Library instead of Google, he might be able to find Peyo's comic book without going out to find the spell for Dad Lan. . .
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