Yes, if I had to sum up this movie in one sentence, it would be such a structural framework. Diaosi Man, Gao Shuaifu, and the heroine's love triangle. The only difference from Korean dramas and Japanese dramas is that Diaosi Man is a magician. He relies on his own Skilled in magic, he cleverly planned a murder, put the blame on Gao Shuaifu, the crown prince, and hid the heroine Sophie, and the two lived a happy life in paradise.
Wonderful is the premeditated process, that's all.
In fact, if the magician is replaced by a poet, that is, the poet can subtly overthrow the crown prince and win the heroine by writing poetry. Replace the magician with a gardener, that is, the gardener skillfully brought down the crown prince and won the heroine by planting trees.
However, in any case, it doesn't seem to be as exciting as a magician, because magic and love are really closely related. That's why many boys would like to be like Liu Qian, to win the joy of girls through magic tricks with two small props, thinking of the feeling of surprise.
Magic and love, both seem to be fake, but the principle inside is very simple, relying on the physical principle and the psychological gap of people,
(to be continued)

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