I first saw the French original and the Chinese version, so when I watched this version, I knew the plot for a long time and I was less curious. The female lead actor is very famous but her acting skills are really boring, not ugly but not delicate. The overly rational way of acting by the bystander makes a female protagonist a supporting role. The female second is very hateful, but the acting is quite impressive, and the looks are good, but it has become a highlight of the film, which is the opposite of the French original. The hero is indeed the biggest bright spot in the film. The acting school of Virgo is vividly displayed. The gentle and gentle voice, even if rejected, the charm of a gentleman's sweet good night. When the fire is half hooked by the female second but is forcibly stopped, the annoyed and irritable child's disposition shows the sinful 20-year-old boy in the original book. Very vivid and humane.
Speaking of being sorry, the male protagonist has nothing to do with sorry for the female lead. In contrast, the female lead should be regarded as the luckiest survivor of the male lead. And all this is just because the hero loves him enough. It's like the Seventh Master of the Golden Powder World. As long as I love you, I will do my best to protect you, even if I bear the burden of all the people in the world, as long as I am worthy of you.
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