The screenwriter is a complete mess. It has various characteristics of online fantasy novels, a hodgepodge of various dog-blood elements and unrealistic things. It uses the combination of local and foreign to attract attention, and uses the Internet-flavored dog-blood plot to connect various martial arts scenes. Of course, plus Throw in some choppy pepper noodles, and a quick, additive-filled Chinese movie emerges that's just too vulgar. . . . . . . . From 1 to 2 are inexhaustible garbage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I don’t think Chinese movies should focus on special effects and big names in actors. The script is not smooth and unattractive. It’s a flaw. I thought that getting a few big names and making some instant noodles with special effects would be enough to attract people. , a failed movie
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