The Genius Decisions of a Silly Girl

Sixty years of heroic legacy, ground down to nothing by ten episodes of a terrible show. Xiang Kui isn’t asking for innovation, just a story that holds up. You can make the ending as good as you like, but it won’t hide the fact that everything before it was a mess. Are we supposed to tell people, “It’s a great show, it just isn’t very good at first,” and pass that kind of lie off as a way to grab attention? Don’t make your big sister laugh...