Unlike the anti-Japanese drama, why was Yan Shuangying, "half human, half ghost, invincible with a sharp gun," not boycotted by the audience?

Maybe it’s because this TV series has more depth than other anti-Japanese dramas. I watched it and felt pretty good about it.

In recent years, audiences have always mentioned magical anti-Japanese dramas such as anti-Japanese dramas, such as tearing apart Japanese enemies with one's hands, dodging bullets, and the imaginative idea of ??being able to shoot a Japanese enemy with a single shot from 70 miles away.

Powerful plot.

Rather than saying this is an anti-Japanese drama, it is better to say it is a Hollywood blockbuster, because it is really too unscientific. Were the soldiers who fought against Japan so powerful at that time?

Of course it's impossible.

However, there is a recent anti-Japanese drama that has not been boycotted by the audience. The male protagonist in this TV series is quite powerful. He seems to be a ghost-like character, and the sharpshooter is simply invincible.

I'm really surprised. It's clearly said that the male protagonist in this TV series has the same setting as the anti-Japanese drama. Why don't the audience just spit out the fragrance?

After watching it myself, I realized that this TV series is quite good compared to other dramas, and it is really inspirational to many viewers. Anyway, I felt quite moved after watching it.

The male protagonist in this TV series is really very miserable. When he was young, his family members were killed by the Japs, so he quickly fought with the Japs. Fortunately, he was saved by his master.

After years of training by his master, he has now become a very powerful marksman and can finally avenge himself.

That era was very chaotic, and many people like him had been pursuing justice in their hearts. Maybe he was just an ordinary person who finally had some kind of opportunity and became a hero.

The audience is still happy to see such a plot.