The overall feel of this film is very casual, and the characters are very flat, making it impossible for people to enter the play. The first chapter was to find an heir, because the villain was tempted to disqualify him, but when the male protagonist was selected later, I didn't see what he was qualified for. I escaped from the foster family countless times, which made people worry in vain, and they were well-intentioned. Did nothing wrong. There are also his brothers and sisters, who have obtained divine power without passing the test. Her sister said it was kept secret and turned her head to the public. The child on crutches also looked very vain, although this may be a harmless little thing, but it is quite impressive I don't like it.
And the villain's setting is really weak. Although his father and brother treated him very badly, he didn't have any mood swings when he killed him? The final battle is also like a child's play, there is no feeling of explosion at all, it feels like a group of little kids fighting monsters.
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