The Lost Green Mountain

I want to talk about the heroine first. After reading the role of Jiang Shiwan, I felt fragile. The fragility of this character, apart from the underlying illness, is a strange inaction. This kind of inaction does not mean that one cannot do anything, but that one is watching and doing nothing. She didn't participate in any of the other people's stories to the end. Her own story had the same feeling, so she was very fragile because it didn't feel like she was alive. The rest of his life was quite the opposite. He really wanted to do it, but what he did was either useless or too late, but it was also strange. Wanting to do something and being able to do it are two different things, but sometimes he failed to accomplish both things and instead messed up. Then I would say what role the rest of my life is, to use a bit too much - indecisive. Let's talk about Jiang Yan again, what are the external characteristics of this character? It is indifference, indifference to almost everything, self, others, life, death, and a clear understanding of everything that people do. But it doesn't matter, and what are the inherent qualities? Value, value the hard-won new home, value life, value death. But he will have contradictions. He values ​​​​it, but what he shows is indifference. What he values ​​​​is everything he sees. He is indifferent to almost everything, himself, others, life, death, and clearly he knows everything people do, but he doesn't care. What are the inner qualities? Value, value the hard-won new home, value life, value death. But he will have conflicts. He values ​​​​himself, but he ignores it. What he values ​​​​is everything he sees, and what he ignores is everything he experiences. Then I think he is a person with too low self-esteem. As for the other characters, I'm too lazy to mention them because of laziness, but you really didn't write enough. It's really impossible to fully display the characteristics of these characters in such a small space, but you wanted to write them all, which gives a sense of disconnection.

Let's test the water without giving any reference.