Rurouni Kenshin: Excalibur breaks through the rivers and lakes, Reivew on Rurouni Kenshin Part I: Origins

The end of the Japanese era was really an interesting era, and many characters were born that are firmly remembered by future generations, even in artistically processed literary works. I watched the live-action theater without seeing the original work, and I didn't feel embarrassed across dimensions. Instead, I was deeply attracted by the exquisite and delicate pictures and soundtrack. The character design of Hiicun Kenshin is really likable. When fighting, he moves neatly and neatly. In life, he is a natural dumb person who doesn't talk much. He has a lot of things on his back, but he doesn't easily let the past affect himself and the people around him. Sugar's acting makes me feel very comfortable, and the sense of substitution is very strong. When I watch it, I don't think this is Kenshin played by him, but when I see him, I feel that this is Kenshin. This is more than two hours, I have read it intermittently, and then I will watch the next two slowly~

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