I like the setting of Xiong Che's life mentor, and the director's setting of "everyone has a dark side". Xiong Che has no father or mother. He relies on his own actual combat experience, so he doesn't listen to anyone; Jiu Tai is strong, but his father His absence and the early death of his mother were the pains of his important growth period; the female lead had good academic performance, but it was all to meet the expectations of his parents; the second male lived in white lies, but instead had doubts about himself... Although Everyone is imperfect and has wounds, and the good news is that we can heal and heal each other's wounds. Adults and children, who are regarded as the generation gap, can also communicate and learn from each other as equals. This may be the good life in the director's mind: not perfect, but the belief of growing up makes the difficult life burst into a strange brilliance.
But I don't like the setting where the male protagonist Feng Dao returns to the human world at the end. Seriously speaking, the values are too old-fashioned. There are as many things that Monster World can learn. The male protagonist has been around Xiong Che's house from the age of 9 to 17. Therefore, broadening his horizons has nothing to do with the human world and the monster world, but the director still firmly believes that the human world is more alive. The setting of the heroine also seems to reflect this point of view, so some important changes of the hero are not due to the improvement of the relationship with Xiong Che. In the end, the male protagonist and Xiong Che still did not fully open their hearts to talk, just like many father-son relationships in the real society. He was reconciled just moments before his death. The growth of the master and the apprentice should be the theme of the play, but in the end there are too many things to express, and the theme is not only unclear, but also begins to drift.
In the ten minutes at the end, the plot of "the sword in the heart is very important" when I was young was completed, and the whole drama could not be saved.
Jiutai never understood what she wanted.
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