In The Man on the Embarrassed Road, Wang plays a farmer who honestly queues up to buy tickets, so that he can buy real tickets. The boss played by Xu zhēng asked his subordinates to buy tickets because he was lazy. Subordinate bought tickets from scalpers, so they bought fake tickets. This plot is reasonable, which indirectly exposes that scalpers have harmed everyone's interests and criticizes the phenomenon that people who opportunistically want to buy tickets from scalpers eventually suffer.

However, some people think that if Xu zhēng didn't buy fake tickets, there would be no scene where Wang met again on the train, and there would be no development of the following plot. So the screenwriter arranged for Xu zhēng to buy fake tickets. Without this combination, it is difficult to present the effect of comedy.

Here also involves some routine problems of comedy films. Comedy films usually have this routine, that is, a film has two roles. One always has no brains in doing things, which will always lead to another unhappy mood. Through a series of "doing mindless things" to make the whole movie funny, to achieve the effect of comedy. If it is not handled properly, it is likely to appear because the audience can't tell who has no brains and who is unhappy, making people look messy and have no sense of comedy.

However, this plot of the film also shines into reality. This is the difference between the poor and the rich in one thing. A migrant worker who asks for wages will definitely not buy high-priced tickets or sell scalper tickets. He can only buy tickets from regular places, so the tickets can't be fake. What others get from other sources is not necessarily true.