I was tricked into watching this movie, because some people said it was like Wonder Woman, the heroine is handsome and so on, so I watched this movie without hesitation, anyway, the heroine is over.
Turns out I was wrong.
As the saying goes, three women are one play, and this movie is no exception. There are three heroines, Xiaobai, Xiaohei and Xiaogay. Xiaobai holds up the whole movie, Xiaohei leads the whole setting, and Xiaogay is responsible for the emotional line of the movie.
The heroine's story seems flimsy. Halfway through, she only knew that her former teammate had died, and she had to die, so there was no sense of substitution at all. Other story lines are not clearly explained, and only form a single-line impression, just telling the audience that this person is bad, but not that bad, that person is good, really very good.
If I were to make it up, a thousand-year-old heroine would definitely not step into the enemy's trap like a twenty-year-old fool:
The heroine alone (one person supports the audience, cool and handsome, refer to Keanu Reeves) came to rescue her companion who was trapped and repeatedly tortured. Life force is also exhausted to the point where it cannot heal naturally.
This leads to a setting. The Eternal Legion has an unwritten agreement. If the companions are locked in a certain place and continue to die and torture, other companions must come to rescue. The heroine's first lover who accompanied her for hundreds of years was locked in an iron box and thrown into the sea, and died and resurrected countless times. (There will be memories of different eras from lovers)
Before entering the enemy's lair, the heroine recalled another companion like her father. At that time, it was the most difficult period for the Eternal Legion. Almost all members were controlled. She was thrown into the dungeon by the enemy, and she was kept constantly Rape torture, has reached the brink of collapse. This companion, because he could no longer be revived and reclusive, raised his long sword this time to rescue her. When she was rescued, he too died from his wounds that could not heal. (refer to Vesemir)
The heroine knew that it was her destiny to die today, so she shot into the enemy's lair and finally defeated the Boss. When she was about to execute her, she saw the birthmark on the back of the boss's neck, and so on! The heroine suddenly felt hopeless. Boss asked her why she didn't do it yet.
The hostess said: I am your mother. . . .
Then, finish.
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