Seeking the Eyes: The Boy Whose Eyes Were Gouged Out

Half of the movie I watched revolved around rescuing the master and finding the divine pupil. There were very few emotional scenes and few fights. I actually didn't want to watch it after seeing it. The main reason was that the content was boring and I had no interest in watching it. There weren't too many ups and downs. It was also very simple when encountering difficulties. And shouldn't a lot of people be trying to grab a child prodigy when he is born? Why is it so peaceful in the early stage? It seems that only the protagonist can fight for it. I haven't read any suggestions: You can add more fighting and more enemies. After reading the introduction, I found out that Gong followed him because of unknowing attraction. If there is any relationship later, this attraction is normal, or they are simply interested in him, and there is little bond between them. Let's watch it first [I understand] I skipped some chapters during this period, what should I say? The follow-up is a little more interesting. The main character's emotional drama is still not very volatile (it's not particularly sad), but it's still a bit boring. The emotional scenes of the male protagonists are very slow (if you like high-speed movies, you can change to the next one) 🧐