First, let’s sort out the plot:
The bandit leader named "Jade Mian Zunlong Supreme Treasure" led a group of unreliable brothers to rob and make a living. The bandit leader began to pursue Bai Jingjing because of her beauty, but he actually played with Bai Jingjing five hundred years ago. The reincarnation of Sun Wukong, but Bai Jingjing still loves Sun Wukong very much, so Aiwu and Wudi fell in love with the Supreme Treasure, so they got married; but due to the obstruction of Bai Jingjing's sister Chun San Thirty, Bai Jingjing committed suicide, so the Supreme Treasure traveled back and wanted to find A way to save Bai Jingjing.
There are some questions in this plot that make me look at the black question marks on my face:
1. Five hundred years ago, Sun Wukong was a scumbag. Why does Bai Jingjing still love him? After all, it is a beautiful and powerful monster, why hang it from a tree?
2. This unreliable and extremely arrogant Supreme Treasure, why does the blind man, Bai Jingjing and even the later Zixia like him? Are all sick? Inexplicably, Spring Thirty Niang and the second master (that is, Zhu Bajie), who did not pay attention to hygiene and were unreliable, gave birth to a child and became a real husband and wife?
3. Spring Thirty Niang's brain is short-circuited. Do you still need aphrodisiac? Aphrodisiac Dafa does not require physical contact to get pregnant? (It seems that the country needs this technology very much at present)
And the values embodied in this chaotic plot:
1. Even if a man has no ability or backbone, he can be explained by immaturity, and there must be a beautiful, affectionate and powerful woman who will fall in love with him so much that he will never forget him for hundreds of years and even die for him, but he doesn't even know that. Duan passion scenes only mean that they are cooperating with her (so there is still face to say that you like it?).
2. As long as you have a child, you are a family. You can even die to save such a mindless husband, but you can kill the relatives and sisters who have accompanied him for hundreds of thousands of years.
Garbage set, garbage lighting and ugly gangsters and bull demons, I would also give one star for this very macho drama with Chinese characteristics. A rogue who has no idea, no plans and no responsibility is in estrus, and is too embarrassed to say that he has met love? I ha ha.
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