Nice looking! The plot is exciting and unconventional. At the beginning, I guessed that the last face-changing king was influenced by the dog baby and taught the face-changing skills, but I didn't expect the plot to be so ups and downs and twists and turns, so that when I watched it, I repeatedly denied what I expected. The ending, but this happy ending doesn't feel customary personally, and it makes me happy and moved, and I believe other audiences do the same. Who says women are inferior to men? In fact, when Gouwa said that Guanyin is a woman, I should have realized that Gouwa is the Bodhisattva of the face-changing king. Bodhisattvas also have their own incarnations in the human world, right next to us, perhaps ourselves. Who says the show is ruthless? Avalokitesvara is merciful and merciful to help the world and save people. Not everyone can become a living Avalokitesvara. If the living Avalokitesvara is so awe-inspiring and compassionate and does not seek fame and fortune, why would I dare not watch Avalokitesvara? Everyone's acting skills are incomparable. Needless to say, the face-changing Wang Laoxiu's bones, Boss Liang's compassion and kindness, the dog's stubborn filial piety, and even the "general" made me seem to be watching a documentary that really happened. But no matter in the old times or today, there is very likely no fraternity boss Liang, no kind and capable dog around us, but we can choose to be such a person, not seeking blessings, but doing good deeds.
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