Perhaps because of the first film, the preparation for the heroine is too long and a bit procrastinated. It took more than half of the time for the film to get to the point. In the process of watching movies, I often think of other things, such as the Olympic competition, such as Lu Xun's medicine (human blood steamed buns). The meticulously detailed live broadcast reminds me of Truman’s world and reality TV shows. . . Everyone can guess the final outcome, the heroine with its own halo is naturally the winner.
In addition, after watching a lot of historical dramas, I have always been puzzled by what society will the scenes in the drama take place in? Which era? Why do those in power who have advanced technology and surpass the real society, but the people seem to live in the ancient times, using primitive hunting tools and weapons, and why so many courageous people, why would they succumb to such unscrupulous government and absurd regulations? Don't resist?
In the end, I think this is just a pastime for entertaining the public, just good-looking.
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