Satisfied five-star, can be considered to make up for a long time ago. After reading it, the feeling is that I want to run around and shout that Maozi is awesome---! The timeless Soviet literature (tears) is just right in terms of characterization and plot development, especially for the macro-human nature and the way it is expressed from the smallest details. Life is history, and history is always spiraling upwards. Some people get lost in the spiral, and some people struggle with a new beginning. And this is not the originator of Mary Sue's literature, the predecessor's literature is vulgar but cool. The plot development turns are not blunt at all, and it has always been in a Soviet-style humorous atmosphere. The more I see the back, the more silent and laughing, the perfect light comedy, the lines are full of philosophy and life, and the layout is full of details. 's lines are always dramatic when they are repeated in the later stages. When I saw the male protagonist's approach, I wanted to shout and teach me! The level of social skills is really wonderful. There is no doubt that the performance is of the palace level. Everyone has the characteristics of that society, but it is the best in which society. It integrates the sense of art and the sense of reality without trace. This has always been the strength of Soviet literature. . Characters develop and grow with distinct characteristics, and the initial imprints remain on the body until the end, including shortcomings. But this is bringing us a kind of moving: all things are free. It's hard to imagine that a life-style movie can feel that way.
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