After watching the film, I remembered a proverb, All rivers come to the same sea. According to my understanding, everything is destined anyway, so why bother? Why do you say this, because, in almost the entire film, the younger brother played by the stick is chasing and killing his brother, Wang Leehom, who has crossed thousands of mountains and rivers and killed countless innocent people. . . . In the end, Leehom was finally found. The two of them looked like they were planning to make a ruthless attack, and PK came out with a real King Wei. But, just at this moment, a group of barbarians from the primitive tribe appeared, ready to destroy the stick (because the stick shot the woman of the barbarian boss in front of him), Leehom didn't even think about it, and he didn't bother, and immediately turned his back, Fight the savages with the boy boy. In the end, seeing that they were outnumbered, Bang Zidi committed suicide in order to protect Brother Leehom. The savage with single-cell linear thinking saw this, conducted an autopsy, and left with satisfaction. Leehom sadly buried the boy in the pit. I just wanted to ask, what the hell are you two doing? Playing with kids? Is it fun? ? ? It feels like you're listening to a man tell his story about his storied life, fighting man-eating crocodiles, battling aliens, and navigating the thousand-year-old tomb alone. . . . . Just when you listened to the excitement, the person said, this is the dream I had last night, how is it, exciting? Oh, it's been a long time, you're self-high. So, the little brothers are arguing and awkward, Jackie Chan, what are you mixing with, you are being self-motivated, and the dragon girl Lin Peng, and she has nothing to do with her, just a dozen soy sauce.
Extending the topic:
Back then, Liang Guo and Wei Guo fought so hard that the people couldn't make a living. In the end, Qin killed them one by one. The mantis caught the cicada, and the oriole was behind. Although the process of Qin destroying the six kingdoms was bloody, it must be said that reunification is a good thing. Blame the sad second-generation Emperor Hu Hai, the country that Lao Tzu had worked so hard to build, but he had tossed it away in a few years. This man can be regarded as a wonderful flower among the prodigal sons of the past.
PS, now my biggest feeling is that leehom is a real handsome guy worthy of recognition. From beginning to end, he had a dirty face, and his facial features were probably blurred by changing others, but he was still handsome and thrilling, and he took the line of melancholy iron man.
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