When I watched Wolf Warriors, my blood was boiling and I was very excited. There are submachine guns with large displacement, high-definition satellites, dripping blood and, of course, muscles full of hormones. Most praiseworthy of all, Jason Wu wants to keep up with Hollywood muscle blockbusters ―― adding lines that make the audience laugh. For example, after the thrilling mine clearance survived, and all parts of the body were intact, the cold front played by Jason Wu asked the cold Xiaoyun played by Yu Nan via satellite, "Do you have a boyfriend?" ! It's so chic! That's cool!

The wolf with electric green eyes, in the roar of the impenetrable submachine gun, is getting braver and braver. The Jason Wu-style cold front's action of stabbing a wolf with a bayonet is particularly spectacular when it narrowly escaped death.

The black boss played by Dahongni, playing cigars seamlessly explodes and is fully covered. All people, no, all creatures, were smashed to pieces, while Dahongni's companions were intact. What a pious man! Those explosive clips are also particularly selective. Whether it's ours or Blake's, we all know to avoid the boss ―― if it's really hurt, it won't look good. Once killed, it's not good-looking.

There are more gods. In order to clean the toner spilled by the enemy, our top military officer thought of the artificial rainfall cleaning method without thinking. Oh, my god Artificial rainfall, as expected, is surging, as if it can produce the necessary cloud conditions for rainfall instantly by virtue of the chief's psychosexuality.

The biggest advantage of such an exciting movie is that you are completely relaxed when you leave the cinema. It turned out that all the fuss disappeared in the fight.

Walking back on the path by the river, the axillary buds of willow branches brushed my chin. I unscrewed one, rubbed it gently with my fingers from left to right, then gently bit the bone inside with my teeth, slowly pulled it out, and blew the intact willow bark into my mouth with a bang, but there was no childhood melody anymore. That's all.

But in an instant, all the fighting, all the noise, are as soft as a willow flute.

This is the legendary "100 toughened fingers." So, thanks to the Wolf Warrior.