It's already an admittedly bad movie, and there's really not much to say about it. The visual effects of the movie are magical. But it's really not good-looking, it's too long, and a story that can be clearly told in half an hour, after an hour and a half, it's full of urine. To pee, that is, you can go out to the toilet as much as possible, and when you come back, you can still act there, and it will not affect the plot at all. The story doesn't have much to do with Painted Skin 1. Therefore, at the beginning of the movie, it should be explained, but the movie should not explain it, and it should not be explained indiscriminately. Zhao Wei plays the 14th princess of a big country in it. And Chen Kun played the princess' bodyguard. The two fell in love with each other inexplicably, and Chen Kun rejected the princess because of his inferiority complex or for some reason. Xiaowei is the only character in the first part. Her appearance is also inexplicable, and both emotional and rational make people feel inexplicable. Painted Skin 2 confessed that this little fairy was frozen for 500 years because of saving her beloved. Her wish is to be human. One of the ways to be human is to have someone volunteer their heart to her. Then play the so-called love of life and death between Zhao Wei and Chen Kun. Zhao Wei wants to win the heart of the man she loves, so she wants Xiaowei's skin. One wanted skin and the other wanted heart, so the two women changed skins and hearts. All the plots are forced to continue for the sake of the plot. Don't be sad if you don't understand, it's too far-fetched.
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