Jin Yiwei

Wu Zun’s Captain Jack is pretty good, but he speaks of the Taiwanese accent. If you don’t open your mouth, it’s a great ambition to suffer from ambiguity (Xuanwu should be ambiguity! Ambition or loyal dog!) So this is a well-regulated Hong Kong-produced film, the quality of art photography First-class, the martial arts design is fairly well-designed. Although the plot is still horrible, but I also know that the scripts of Hong Kong films in the past two years are unsightly. It can be said that the passing performance of the story is still worthy of recognition. The highlight of the film is Dan Ge. With the fourteen forces of the Ming Dynasty on his back, it can be seen that the Hong Kong Directors have indeed used their brains in the design of the agency. However, apart from the main actors of the era, there is actually nothing new. This is a money-burning action scene

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