Vertical and horizontal, killing and decisive, the epic with a grand background has its own natural attraction.
The huge amount of information has been compressed into ten episodes. At first glance, it takes a lot of brain cells. It can be seen that the plot should be faster than the original. In the limited episodes, in order to make way for the delicate details, the background narrative is a little slow, which is really not enjoyable. Ice and fire are unbearable, swords and guns fight, and Game of Thrones always makes people bloody. Intrigue in exchange for power, but not in exchange for security; intrigue to safeguard honor, but also difficult to conceal selfishness. Righteousness and evil grow and fall, you have me, and you use revenge to expose the conspiracy. There are still many last resorts. The family and country are absent, the country is far away, and the ancient glory and dreams are still legends;
The human heart is more than desire. And plain, naturally another wonderful.
The white jade is slightly flawed: It is a pity that the old beauty is expensive, and it is impossible to produce a big scene of a meat fight. It is a pity that there are so many good stories in the Celestial Dynasty, and it is impossible to produce this majestic and meticulously carved audio-visual narration. Although there are many parallel lines in this play, the scene switching is often abrupt.
But don't worry, the story is just beginning.
Produced by HBO, it must be a boutique.
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