Kun used water splash, but it didn't work
Super-first-class setting, close to first-class painting, third-class story, and inexperienced story rhythm.
The story can be roughly summed up as in a splendid, vast galaxy and a very cool world where the aurora shines all the time, the male protagonist without the lower body is a streamlined fish, the red-clothed heroine without the upper body continues to live, and the Michelin three-star spare tire chef male two, in love. Have to live and die to destroy the world.
To be honest, I was worthless for Qiu, handsome and white-haired, with high mana, deep love, and a deep background (grandma is the person in charge of the Dragon King Mask), but I couldn't fight a carp king.
I can't help but wonder if the heroine has any special hobbies.
For most of the movie, Qiu is desperately in front, and Kun can only use water splash in the back, but it is useless.
Stupid.
Even more stupid is the pacing of the story, which is very chaotic, fast and slow, and has a severe sense of tearing.
It's so serious that it's like hitting your head down on a powered chainsaw. Unfortunately, the saw's teeth are still blunt, and it refuses to give you a good time.
Actually, the whole movie has a good temperament, but when a temperamental girl rolls and hums in the mud, you still think she is a pig.
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