The production and acting skills are still as good as ever. The plot of the second part is enough to explain the foreshadowing of the first part, but the hell world of the second part has no freshness.
The story lines of the three missionaries are a bit long, and the characters don't feel full. It may be because the editing is switched too fast, and it is difficult for the audience to bring themselves into the memory. When they feel a little bit, they are brought back to reality.
At first, I didn't expect Jin Xiuhong to not be the protagonist. This time I just used a bottle of soy sauce. It's a pity, but it is true that the story line about him has been fully revealed in the first part, so he can only use the second part. Desperately complaining about the sense of existence, and by the way, the dinosaurs came out to show off their skills in the later stage.
Overall, it's a good follow-up, but is the third part really necessary?
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