Dwarf and poor institutions are considered dead, and handsome and rich play cool, sell cute and hug beautiful people.

Just like the Shrek series, the protagonist of the film can only be regarded as average, but the supporting role is more brilliant. This is the case with the short-dan classmates dubbed by Lord Zach in this work. In addition to the fact that his psychological activities are too arrogant and perverted, various gimmicks of gacha-dan-dan-dan-dan-dan-dan are emerging in endlessly, using the advantage of being an egg-selling cuteness to the full. The selection of voice actors is also very careful. The styles of Anthony Banderas and Hayek match the South American style, which really complements each other. If you want to complain, you can only say that the uncle cat with a beard has to rely on the children and grandchildren of the extravaganza to be cute. There are points of education: the
poor and the poor institutions will die as a picture,
and the handsome and the rich will play cool and cute and embrace the beauty

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