The scenery is beautiful, the costumes are too messy, and all ages have been in battle, from the medieval hairnet to the imperial high-waist skirt, which has been mixed for hundreds of years.
Maybe lighting could enhance it? The lines on the heroine's face are very natural and real, and the beauty is normal, but it is not impossible to perfect it with lighting?
The heroine is so beautiful, with fluffy blonde hair and rosy cheeks, she looks like she has come out of a French fairy tale. The male protagonist has a good figure. The arm in the last scene has been practiced at a glance. His appearance is a bit too old.
The plot sucks, can't bear to watch it. Why didn't the elf girl directly tell her husband that she was the deer, and somehow prevent him from fighting, don't you think it's wrong? Why didn't the god of the forest kill the male protagonist directly, wait for other women to save him, let him live in a luxurious castle with a mana buff, and give Belle water? Your wife was killed by you, and then when you met this strange girl, you illegally detained and went crazy to force people to love you. Is the purpose of turning back into a human form too strong? The heroine and the hero never said a few words, isn't it Stockholm Syndrome? Is love too abrupt? The character of the heroine is young, simple, not deep in the world, and does not understand men, but she is inexplicably stubborn, thinking that she can be strong.
If Belle is really a fairy reincarnated, why not use the same actor? Why is there a scene where the beast interacts with Belle (?) The plaster of the fairy's coffin is in tears?
The scar-faced punk is a little sexy. The one who saw the heroine's father for the first time took off his hat and bowed, and when he saw the beast, he drew his gun without changing his face and shot, and at the moment of life and death, he could react to stab the beast with a golden arrow.
When I first watched it in 2014, I told my boyfriend that I like the male lead, but luckily he didn't listen!
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