This film tells the story of a diaosi who killed the boss of his prospective mother-in-law. The boss of the diaosi's mother-in-law is his master's old lover. From the very beginning, it revealed a strong urban romance style.
Then, the protagonist starts to do tasks, novice village, learn skills, learn proficiency, fight monsters to upgrade, get equipment, and then go to boss. I have to say that the plot of this blockbuster is really simple and outrageous. If there is no support for those few small branches, the whole movie is simply the rhythm that ends in ten minutes. Of course, the audience doesn't have much resistance to this kind of blockbuster that doesn't require brain-burning. After all, watching a movie these days is to relax, and the mindless plot is not tiring to watch. But can't the director make the plot less rigid?
For me, the biggest flaw of this movie is the gimmick. What about the so-called magic epic blockbuster? The whole background is poor and pitiful. It was originally a grand meal. I thought there was going to be some exciting plot such as a war of gods and demons, and racial reincarnation. One and a half can fight, that one is his master, and the other half is himself. If it weren't for the fact that he finally killed the boss, even this half would not be counted. There are not many people in the battle, you make it seem like you are going to fight the battle of the gods and demons, and you are blinded by a strong magical taste. It's like when I go to a five-star hotel, there is no sea cucumber, abalone, shark fin, and you come up and give me two plates of cucumbers and boiled peanuts. What about the magic you said? How dare you make such an awesome poster for this little scene? Pretending to be a bit big.
For this movie full of slots, the only thing that can be praised is the male protagonist's appearance and mission style, and the rest. hehe.
Last but not least, why does the seventh son of the seventh son want to be an exorcist? What about fate? What about the mission? Just to kill a mistress? This layout, tsk.
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