Actually, these are all forgivable (because I watched it for Brother Hammer). The main thing that is unbearable is the violent Snow White set in the plot... Just like A Joan of Arc...especially the speech after the resurrection and the final battle scene (in fact, what I want to complain about is how she learned to ride a horse after more than ten years)...I really don't think she is suitable for a role like a princess. Ah, maybe it's because the expression is always the same, I feel like I'm watching Twilight!
What I want to complain about the most is the love line... I don't understand it at all!!! Brother Hammer is infatuated with guarding the wool all the way... It's not that he loves his deceased wife deeply Did you fall in love with the princess unknowingly... If so, the director, please show it more clearly!!! I thought it was good buddies cherishing each other!!! I didn't expect to be woken up by Brother Hammer's kiss and shed tears of excitement? (And Brother Hammer took the princess as his wife, did they love each other or not? What the hell did the director want to do! !)... After such a good development opportunity, I went directly to the battlefield. What kind of thing... Doesn't anyone want to know how to live? At least explain it... Although this film wants to weaken the feelings, but Ni Ma is completely messed up!! There is also the role of the prince who has no sense of existence... The love triangle
is inexplicable!!! Finally, Brother Hammer... The opening voice is so recognizable and so good! I don't know why I watch Brother Hammer. I've been dancing for minutes... Maybe it's the same hairstyle? Similar clothes? Or the axe in my hand? (It's basically the same from the hammer to the axe. Take a closer look at the way you wield the same thing. . . After escaping from the burning village, Brother Hammer naturally put his hand on someone's neck!!!! I instantly thought of Sister Ji!! It turns out that Brother Hammer touching his neck is a habitual action... It's really unpleasant to look a little sad.. . . so that every minute Wo is playing (especially Wo Kan's translator, Brother Hammer, before kissing the princess, said that the mud will become a fairy queen!!! Instantly laughed and
prayed that there would not be a second part. . . .
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