Time to end.

It seems that there is a long-term audience for animation in Europe and the United States. In this case, animation stories can also grow with the audience. Shrek, this troll race that doesn't even have an optional race in Yamaguchi, from saving the princess in the first part to now being bored with married life, is just like the growth of a man from childhood to adulthood history.

Since it comes to life after marriage, the plot becomes extremely simple, that is, hate life, leave life, nostalgic life, and return to life. Therefore, from being full and having nothing to do, to tossing and tired, it is time to What to do, just not toss and feel uncomfortable. In fact, Shrek's ending is more tragic, and it can be said to be more realistic. Although he married a princess, according to the appearance of the princess, he can only commit himself to a troll. Like all fairy tales, beasts and frogs cannot be married. For the beautiful princess, they must be turned into princes. The so-called love is just an exchange of equal value.

Shouldn't this Shrek be over? That cat is too cute to buy. Otherwise, it's time to play "Meet Your Father-in-Law Shrek", hehe.

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