First of all, the plot is fragmented, and many details are not explained clearly enough. For example, why did Yaren want to kill his father? How did he get to Holttown? The two dragons mentioned at the beginning came to the world, but what happened later? Is Seru a dragon? How did you solve the dragon problem at the end? Is it to return to the world of dragons, or live in peace with the world? There are too many omissions...
Second, due to the fragmentation of the plot, the relationship and character of the characters are not complete. Why did Ya Ren believe him so much when he met Sparrowhawk? Whether it's Ya Blade, Seru, or Sparrowhawk and Spider, it always feels very thin.
Maybe it's because I only chose one of the original adaptations. After all, it was the first time that Miyazaki directed, so he chose such a difficult adaptation. I really don't know whether Miyazaki trusts his family too much or is too indulgent. son.
Originally, I only wanted to give 2 stars, but since the picture is still as delicate as ever, I can barely give it 3 stars. Actual level: 2.5 stars.
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