Female protagonists yearn for reading and desire freedom in the patriarchal society. This is similar to Zhu Yingtai, but she breaks through feudal ethics and uses disguised male identity to display her ambitions. Zhu Yingtai’s struggle and breakthrough are Phased and unfinished.
Digression 1-I personally like the setting of having a spiritual heart. The ethereal metaphysical shell is wrapped in sweet and unswerving love. At the end of the film, the moment when Jerod was killed, the heroine had an accidental miscarriage at the same time, which was moving. She was accidentally elected to be the Pope, and she could not leave him as agreed, and this child was the most serious gift she could give Gerrod.
Digression 2-The end of the movie The mainstream females climbed the stairs to find Jerrod and the isolated part is too irritating. They have done so many things for the people. Wouldn't the general public even reach out for a hand to help them? Up! ! Recently, I have watched too many ignorant and cowardly people co-acting unscrupulous films (The Wave, Hunting, Nezha’s Devil’s Child, The Pope, Hungry, etc.) Being sensible and knowing, being enthusiastic and grateful is too much. The silent spiral theory is really easy to use, I love communication and smile.
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