At first I was not optimistic about the Red Queen because of her looks. . . Hey, I don't dare to compliment, but in the next few episodes, her little universe turned out to be completely explosive, and there was a gorgeous transformation. This made me have to take a good look at the show.
Alice in Wonderland was my favorite story when I was a child. At that time, I only thought that Alice in Wonderland was beautiful and brave, but I didn't seriously think about who would believe when Alice came back from Wonderland and told everyone about her wonderful journey? At least I don't believe it, then Alice would be treated like a madman by everyone, so he was sent to a mental hospital by his father without physiotherapy. Alice spent so many years alone she would rather stay in a mental hospital than forget her elf because only he himself knew that Wonderland was real and Caspian was real.
After talking about the protagonist, let's look back at the villain Jia Fang. At first I thought he was just a man who pursued magic at all costs, and when I saw episode 8 I felt a kind of helplessness and sadness. Jafar's quest for power and magic over the years is nothing more than trying to prove a point, think about his father's proof. In fact, there is no difference between Jia Fang and Alice. They both want to prove to their father that they are right and want their father to recognize them. But the stubborn adults always thought they were right, so they went on a road of no return, one to prove to their father that there was a place full of magic, and one just to prove that they were his children. They go further and further down this road. . . . .
The controversial Red Queen is someone who doesn't know how to cherish. She made the mistake that most people make -- she couldn't resist the temptation. She and Jia Fang joined forces to restore what they lost, not just her and me. I think anyone would want to go back in time
I have watched a lot of American dramas of the same type, such as Grimm's Fairy Tale, The Witches and so on. This is the American drama that breaks my heart the most. Although the special effects are scumbag and the actors are average, the facts revealed behind this story are the saddest.
Whether it is a good person or a bad person, the secret cherished in their hearts is just a desire to be cared for. When their trivial wishes are crushed by their loved ones, the beasts in their hearts break free, and their desires begin to grow wildly. Until I break my bottom line...
View more about Once Upon a Time in Wonderland reviews
