Pulled by the prince to watch the entire first season of a total of nine episodes of "League of Legends • Battle of Two Cities", (during which he also secretly wrote something, for which the prince was very dissatisfied with [petrified]) During the movie, he could not stop marveling: The level of storytelling in people's films and television far exceeds that of our domestic 108,000 miles. In addition, each character in the film is portrayed in a very three-dimensional and rich way, not only with the unique personality behavior of the present, but also the growth trajectory before they became their current selves. The so-called good man, he also has his selfish and unscrupulous greedy moments (Chinese New Year's Eve dinner, my dad said such a sentence, I deeply believe: as a citizen of society, you can't break the law, this is the bottom line. But moral observance, sometimes less insistent, is forgivable because it's human nature.) The so-called bad guy, the villain, he also has his gentle heart and compassion. However, it is these full of human views that are integrated in this 10th anniversary anime film based on the game, and are warmly sought after by a wide range of players, non-players and even passers-by. Of course, the coolness of the graphics and the avant-garde musical style are also part of the eye-catching. As for the various Easter eggs, I am not a player, and the Easter eggs are not Easter eggs, and there is no feeling. The prince said that this anime he has brushed four times, I said I admit that this film is great, but I will brush this time, because I and your appreciation points have been very different, just like my favorite vampire series has no shortage of hall-level masterpieces you don't like to watch. He said he loves this anime not only the plot, but also the production process in it, this anime is currently the ceiling of the global industry, representing the highest standard of animation production level.
