The beginning is unreasonable, why did the demon queen fall in love with the male protagonist? It looked strange. And why are you afraid that the demon will find the male protagonist later but tie the male protagonist up, wouldn't it make it easier to get caught? The part of the cave was even more unreasonable. Since he planned to sell the little demon and was in a hurry, why would he waste a lot of time in the cave? The cinematic footage renders the feeling that the period has passed a season. It is even more incomprehensible when selling a demon. If you want to sell it, why not sell it directly? Why do you have to go through the hands of others? If so, do you still need to go to Kaifeng to sell it? The various plot holes are really hard to understand.
The plot of the whole film is simple and bland. Simplicity is not necessarily bad, but blandness will make people feel dull. From the beginning to the end of the film, it can be said that there are no waves. If it is said that the climax of the film is the climax of the film when everyone fights against the bad demon played by Zhong Hanliang, then I strongly disagree. In that part of the plot, apart from the big demon hurting people, the little demon spit out jujube cores. Even if the male protagonist subdued him, it was just a well-known trick to kill him. Visually bloody enough but not impactful enough, and definitely not prominent enough in the plot.
In the end, the demon is called a demon. It must be cultivated and protected by mana. The demon in this film has a feeling of being weak and explosive. Except for the ability to wear human skin, the skills are almost zero. This really makes me think very difficult to accept.
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