The hostess originally lived on an isolated island. One day, a handsome brother came. So the hostess ignored the persuasion of her elders and ran away with the man. She went outside to meet several masters in the world. At this time, the world was being invaded by a foreign race, and the heroine also fell in love with someone from another foreign race. He did not expect that he would have an original match. Because the heroine was involved in a murder case, she provoked a snake-playing enemy to avenge her home island. In the end, the enemy was killed by her own snake pit, and the heroine also successfully reaped love. This story is called the Eagle Shooting Hero... Oh, no, Wonder Woman: Bloodline. Realistic version: The village chief’s daughter, Xiao Dai, grew up. One day a city man came to the village. Her daughter stole valuable things from the family and ran away with the city people. She rented a house outside, and the landlord’s daughter disliked her. Also learn other people to wear exposed legs. Then Xiao Dai and a few partners founded a company and developed a relationship with one of the foreigners, forgetting the people in the city. Later, when the foreigner died without leaving her anything, she went to seduce the foreigner's original partner, Louis. Later, it was discovered that the foreigner was only in suspended animation and had to quit, and instead fell into the embrace of the people in the city. At this time, the landlord’s daughter met some bad guys. It turned out that Xiao Dai’s home had mines, so those bad guys killed the landlord. The landlord’s daughter and the bad guys went to Xiao Dai’s home to fight for mining rights. The village chief remembered that her daughter’s behavior in the past prevented her from entering the house. When Xiao Dai seemed to be in danger, the other party died suddenly because of drug use. Xiao Dai and the village chief also settled their suspicions. At the same time, they convened the village committee and decided to let the landlord’s daughter work in the mining industry. The company goes to work. After-viewing: I have been looking forward to this movie for a long time. After all, I started chasing after 14 years of "Justice League: War". In "War", the people are a little disgusted with the heroine, even saying that she is dressed like a bitch, Ben Calculating is filling the hole in a sense. You can see the shadows of many live-action movies, such as the shape of the battle armor cloak, the foot of the sword and the hand (Justice League), and the grudge between Medusa and Perseus (the battle of the gods). Paradise Island is open to the outside world. Not a replica of Wakanda. There is also a tribute to certain parts of the "Thor" series, such as the female heroine who relies on the water to appear visions, and finally fights with blind eyes, looks like a minotaur cursing a warrior, a weapon that mortals can't hold. It’s actually not easy to do this kind of animation. You have to make a lot of plots in front of the circle without eating the book: For example, at first I thought that the transformation experiment was the birth of the Leopard Girl, but then I remembered that she had appeared in "Justice League vs. Teen Titans"; for example, to distinguish between five years ago and the current female heroine's hairstyle, the hair band was in "The Death of Superman" "Interrupted by Doomsday; for example, this version of Steve is a spare tire or a catcher, because Superman is getting better with Louis, and the heroine has become best friends with Louis. This year is the first time that DC has produced three DCAU works a year (Constantin's Devil City is not counted). In previous years, it was a series of Zhenglian + a configuration of Batman (Titan, suicide barely count as bats). At this point, the DCAU Big Three have all completed their dress-up shows, Superman wears a low-necked suit, Batman returns to a blue-gray look, and Wonder Woman puts on an armor sleeve. Shazam has disappeared in this series for a long time, is it really not considered to give him a solo animation?
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