Possess black technology, used to make clothes and cold weapons.
Have the greatest wealth and dare not reveal it at all for fear that others will grab it. (Black people are all in the middle of the war.)
With the strongest strength, his brothers are being bullied outside, but they pretend to be blind and invisible. (Not only can we not see, we have to kill people) The
political system is extremely backward, the throne depends on heredity, challenging the throne depends on hand-to-hand combat, and gaining power depends on drinking medicine.
The ultimate killer is a few rhinos! ? ? ? (I have a sentence FUCK I don’t know if it’s inappropriate to talk about it)
Finally, a person who is not afraid of things wants to use black technology to draw the white face.
The group of black-tech airplanes that were about to fly out with a face-sweeping face were wiped out by one, one, white, and other groups. (There is another sentence FUCK I don’t know if it’s inappropriate to talk about it) The
male protagonist killed his eldest brother who wanted to have a white face in the chest for the sake of stability and peace in the world (white father).
The ministers, generals and soldiers did not have any political ideals. One would be loyal to the king, one would be loyal to the throne, and one would betray (surrender) in seconds.
By the way, the solution to the ultimate killer rhinoceros is that the owner of the cow stands in front of the cow's head, and the rhinoceros comes and licks and acts like a baby.
WQNMLGB! IQ received ten thousand critical hits.
The whole film is permeated with Bai Zuo's ultimate political correctness: Bai people are the truth.
Sad, even if the big black brother holds black technology, what use is there?
This is a movie where black people have been hacked the most, even if black directors and black actors and black people close their eyes and blindly praise it.
The title is given to the great black brothers of Wakanda Utopia: The world is stable, but someone is carrying the weight for you, and never, never, forward, and go!
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