Compared with the first part, the viewing ability and imagination are better, but what really deserves extra points is that the villain at the end turns into a "human", which finally makes the conspiracy creative. Instead, Arthur and the princess are a man and a woman. The protagonist is relatively lackluster, and deliberately satisfying children's adult dreams can only make the story younger. I have always wondered why the so-called fairy tales and magic will definitely be related to feudal dynasties, and the more modern civilized people are, the more they seem to subconsciously want to return to the so-called kingdom of princes and princesses, perhaps for the privilege and glory of heroes. After watching the first part, I didn't think much about it, but after this one, I hope that a sequel will be released as soon as possible. I really want to see how this aspiring villain will come to the human world and carry out the evil to the end.
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