The seemingly playful language in the film actually reflects the darkness of the feudal society at that time. For example, when Leopard Tou went to spend money in a brothel, Ruyan, a woman in brothel, said that we were only acting as an artist and not selling ourselves, and Leopard Tou said that if we don’t give money, it doesn’t count. If it was sold, in the society at that time, whoever had the right had the final say.
The end of the film is quite intriguing. At that time, Bao Longxing resigned from the official position and went home with a secret recipe to open a pharmacy. He showed off the emperor's dragon underwear everywhere, but at this time, the news of the emperor's death came. Bao Longxing's So he resigned because he knew the darkness of the officialdom, and he could appeal for the Qi family's daughter-in-law, all with the support of the emperor.
The emperor died and the backing was gone. I am afraid that the days after Bao Longxing will also be difficult, so the ending seems to be a bit funny, but it is actually a tragedy. But in any case, this film is funny and conveys positive energy at the same time, no matter what method is used, it is always justice!
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