It looked amazing at first, the male one, the two females and the two females were not very good-looking, but they looked pleasing to the eye. This is probably the first time a Korean drama has single-eyed girls as the protagonists, right? ! The picture is beautiful, every frame is like a painting; the interludes are very good, and the tune and lyrics are in perfect harmony with the plot; the actors are in great shape and clothes (especially the men!)
But after seeing it, there are more and more loopholes in the logic of the plot. I had drawn the sword for about 10 episodes before, I said I pulled it, and it disappeared, it disappeared, and I came back when I wanted to go back. This is the biggest flaw, because I don't think this god is as cruel as he said at the beginning. The progress is too slow, always remembering and feeling like a waste of time, in short, the plot is too slow. . .
The love and hatred of the people in the play lacks the foundation. To be honest, I didn't understand from beginning to end how the love between the two of them came about. The pair of messengers from the underworld didn't say a few words in total, so how could they have an unforgettable love? ! It can only be attributed to the marriage in the previous life, the problem is that the previous life did not show enough! How to love like that! ! So they were crying there, and I was indifferent. In contrast to this is us, there is no sensationalism, just in daily life, I cry like a dog. Lack of realistic soil, the source of the people's feelings in the play actually comes from "destiny", which is difficult to resonate.
There are still many things that have disappeared in the translation. It can be seen that there are many homophonic stalks in the lines of this play, but the translated things are naturally a lot less interesting. In the version I read, the names were not unified. The meaning of the necklace was said to be "Buddha language" at the beginning. I also thought: Is it Sanskrit? Later, when I acted for the second time, I said it was French...Khan!
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