Do you agree with the style of Wang Mo, the protagonist in Ye's Dream of the Soul?

My cousin was watching, and I followed it for a while, stunned. Isn't this animation biased towards friends? The characters are good, the scenery is good and the music is good, but the plot is really speechless.

Wang Mo in Ye Luoli, a spiritual dream, is the worst protagonist in history. Her so-called protagonist aura, no one wants it for free. The more someone sprayed her with the protagonist's aura, the more she understood that her aura was actually a joke and an official gift to Black Powder. In the first episode, Li Luo said that he didn't have that much money to buy dolls, but Li Luo didn't want to let go. He should leave contentedly, without money?

The storyline is outrageous, but there are quite a few people who have set good roles. It is precisely because of the bad storyline that cp just takes it casually and writes whichever pair is popular. This expectation of making candy keeps me watching.

After the peacock and Li Luo were arrested, Sisi went to the palace to save the peacock as soon as she came to the fairyland, but Wang Mo did not save people, but went sightseeing in the fairyland. I borrowed Linxi's power. After the war with Mando, I gave the borrowed Linxi's power to my friends. I was speechless ... Yan Jue came to ask for Linxi's power and refused to return it.

He keeps saying that he has been saving the human environment and making the water prince believe in himself, but in fact he has not taken any practical action.

He said he didn't study well, so why didn't he sleep there in class and listen carefully? If the family is poor, why not study hard and make a lot of money in the future? Now some positive people in China are really speechless. ...

Every time I see my cousin watching Ye's spiritual dream, I get scared. A cartoon of an idol drama, similar to that of Pleasant Goat, Big Wolf and Big Bear. It's really speechless. What I see is the brainlessness of China's animation, which is also having a bad influence on this generation of children.