The disadvantages and advantages are obvious, and it is conceivable that the audience's likes and dislikes are also easily polarized. Those who love it may like its beautiful scenery, and those who scold it may hate its levitating, obscenity, discriminatory, clichéd and exaggerated Mary Sue. And I, from the beginning of the preview, was simply attracted by Emily's beauty and exaggerated industry. An episode of N-changing Miracle Nuan Nuan's dress-up show met my expectations for Barbie. Marketing and bringing goods did not make people feel playful and ridiculous, just, yes, very good.
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