I sympathized with this bald head from the beginning of the movie, and didn't like the ending very much, although the ending can be guessed from the beginning of the movie. Seriously, this bald head just wanted to be with the one he loved, but in the end he became the most annoying villain. In fact, the worst thing should be the Pharaoh. He didn't let others touch his woman, but the two fell in love and couldn't make the whole family together, but killed the woman, and then executed the man with the most terrible execution. They slept for three thousand years. The bald heads finally met the one they loved, but they were all dead again. Doesn’t it mean that love can create miracles? Doesn’t it mean that true love is great, but just because this bald head challenged authority, falling in love with what you shouldn’t love, you need to be punished so severely, and die again after three thousand deaths? NS? Supplement: Although it is said that Lao and Aifei are genuine couples, the Bald heads may be just a minor. But the setting of the plot should be that the bald head and the beloved concubine first met and fell in love with each other, and then they were admired by the pharaoh, so they had no choice but to follow the supreme pharaoh's wishes and marry as a wife. Concubine Ai's heart is always full of regret. She wants to pursue her own happiness, so she wants to be with her bald head. (Written in 2010, I didn't expect this topic to be discussed ever since.)
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