The Birth of the World's First Dog When I watched the trailer, I found that the trailer barely revealed any plot. It was only later that I found out that that was the whole plot, and this was the simplest movie I had ever seen. So friends who want to see a wonderful and touching story should not go. The shooting method is very innovative. The picture is beautiful, just take a picture and you can use it as a wallpaper. The film uses a large number of landscape long shots, which can be directly thrown into the documentary. The plot setting is a bit like "The Fantastic Drifting of Youth Pie". But the juvenile pie is magical, and this movie is even more magnificent.
The protagonist is skinny and tired, (a must for gay rotten women.) I didn't realize he was a man until ten minutes into the movie's opening. The wolf is thin... and suffers, and at the end of the movie I found out that it was only female.
The protagonist's halo is a bit too much. Falling from a cliff more than 100 meters high, the result is only a sprained ankle. With its own gravity field, as long as he sits on a tree, the wolf next to him that wants to eat him can't jump one meter. The protagonist's weapon comes with a poison-coated puncture, and with a single swipe of a dagger, a scratch on the wolf's skin can make Lang comatose for two days. It is the first time that a bow and arrow can shoot a saber-toothed tiger with a single arrow. With a medical buff, his ankle was sprained and swollen like a piece of bread, and it was intact in three days.
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