I didn't expect that Zeng Zidan would be very happy to play the father-in-law. Although he was basically playing soy sauce, this big change was still very fresh. Hero fighting in the desert seems to have become a genre, just like westerns in American movies, it has become an independent existence. Of course, martial arts has always been the pride of the Chinese people, and how to carry it forward is the "secret way" of the classics. What is impressive about this film is that in the sword, light, sword and shadow, the emotions of the characters are more meticulously grasped, which contrasts with the rough fighting and has a great sense of picture. The fast-paced form of expression and the game-style plot development are suffocating, and the performances of several protagonists are also just right.
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