The acting skills of the actors are great, especially the prison scene, which is very hard and well done. In general, it is worthy of affirmation, only excluding the actors, this script is written in a mess, and some of the changes are too disgusting. The most unbearable thing is that the ending is with Mercedes, crazy really. The Count's original book was redeemed by Heidi and took his favorite princess to fly away. Albert is indeed Fernando's son. In order to be with Mercedes in the end, he forcibly gave Fernando to Green. I don't understand why it must be forcibly adapted to be with Mercedes. In my heart, this woman will never be half as good as Heidi's little angel. It is also said that without the Count, Heidi will not leave the Count, and will always follow him. Standing by his side to accompany Mercedes is also saying that without Edmund, he will die. He married Fernando and gave birth to a son. What does it mean to forgive if you say forgiveness, and to reunite if you say that you are reunited? This adaptation is inexplicable and not in place, the revenge is completely downplayed, and in the end it becomes a fan of the director who forced Mercedes to end in order to satisfy himself. , called a must. There are several places in between. 1. Morrel gave the count a thank you for being promoted to captain. There was no joy at all. It was not the polite and good boy image of the original book. 2. The inexplicable whipping by the warden. Inexplicably, the addition of Jia also ruined the Earl's image. It was not enough to drag him off the cliff and drag him into the sea to drown, so he committed a crime. 3 The adaptation of the priest was originally a crazy priest who kept talking about his own wealth. He didn't start to describe it very much, and the treasure disclosure was also very strong. This version feels that the image of the Count is very ruined, the characters are not rich, the quality of the Count was killed, Fernando went bankrupt and Mercedes followed the Count, and the ending was forced. The image of a strong mother who saved a small sum of money together was changed to a shameless woman, who said that she would post it, and whoever married would marry, and the count suddenly did not mind when they were together at the speed of light.
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