Deliberately created a half-crazy, half-insane Ying Zheng, and it feels like there are too many subjective impressions of the director on Ying Zheng mixed in, which makes people puzzled.
The exaggerated and roaring acting skills really failed, and the character of Ying Zheng was supported by Li Xuejian's reputation.
I don't know if it was shot to spread Chinese history and culture or what. The background introduction at the beginning is in English, and the middle is in Chinese, which is nondescript.
Except for the female characters, almost everyone will suddenly shout when speaking, which makes people incomprehensible.
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