I don't understand it very well. I signed a demon contract with the God of Darkness at the cost of my life, and then I calmly killed it next to the sleeping Pharaoh and solved it with a knife. It's not as simple as co-authoring the assassination, what are you trying to sign this contract at such a huge price?
Then sit on the pinnacle of life, and the result is easily solved by others. Is this the power bestowed by the God of Darkness? Grandma, what's the use of signing this contract?
Then the character of the male protagonist is not very well understood. It is inexplicable to change from a pure ronin at the beginning to a tragic hero who guards the righteousness of mankind.
As for the relationship between the male protagonist and the male sacrifice of the year, it is not too clear.
The setting of turning into a doctor is basically not mentioned, so are you not afraid that the new audience will be confused after watching it?
As for the emotional scenes, the heroine's falling in love with Ah Tang is still a bit logical, but Ah Tang's feelings for the heroine are so rigid that people want to smash the wall. Understand.
The fundamental reason behind the catastrophe endangering the whole of Britain and even the whole world is an inexplicable royal struggle. The whole story fights for what is dead and alive, but a fragile ruby that shows up last. The story is all about huge limbs and a weak torso.
Then the Jack Su style ending, the male protagonist chooses to accept the power of darkness to save the world, and then bid farewell to the silly and sweet female protagonist in pain, leaving behind a legendary story
A bunch of slots, this script is really sloppy
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