Randomly write in the middle of the night for a look. In the first half, Blade was recruited to lead Hindrella/Greenhouse Flowers who need sunscreen to fight aliens in a small sewer. At the beginning, a little Japanese soundtrack was added. (Will it work?) After getting up from the pool of blood for a short while, playing with two pairs of father and son terriers in the second half is boring and miserable——
a) Father and son Voldemort, they look so alike, why can't they tell! Why does my daughter look so different? b) The father-son friendship between the old man and blade is still a bit more fun as a hint of the first one.
If you betray the stalk, you can see it right from the beginning. Is it fun to keep the traitor by your side? Randomly picking up this setting to become a traitor is expected and the answer is revealed, and there is no surprise. The young man has no such charm and turned into a traitor. There is no regret in the audience, and there is no wave in the audience. The setting of a mother who is so old that she looks as old as her son.
As for the heroine, Voldemort's princess daughter is stupid and white (compared to the previous one!), and her combat power and scientific research ability (making potions) and sparks with the hero are not as good as the previous one.
In terms of series features, a) The disco has no bloody one, and there is no spray bath (I don’t know how many times I have been soaked by Voldemort in the back pool, can I still use it?); b) The setting of the sword handle that can be opened is useless; c ) The timing of throwing off the sunglasses is also very blunt; d) Blade has no contact with the human world, and the outsider attributes that can arouse the sympathy of the audience are gone.
In the initial self-introduction, Ligang "has no vampire weakness"-why did he start accepting the enemy's evaluation without solving the problem of bloodthirsty? Don't understand.
Yen Zidan hasn't spoken all the time, which is pretty cool, and then disappeared, a little disappointed.
A few protagonists' quotations are neither reasonable nor meaningful, such as keep your enemy closer.
However, the conspiracy theory of "Vampires in all walks of life" can also be seen in this one: "You are a human?" "Barely, a lawyer."
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