[Qi Gu] A Hundred Flowers Slain, Revised Edition

I thought Jinjiang had smoked, but ended up vomiting it out. Sweat. . .

I thought Jinjiang had smoked, but ended up vomiting it out. Sweat. . .

There is no way to relieve this sorrow ——Comment on the revised version of "Hundred Flowers Killing" I have been obsessed with Qi Gu for two years, and I have read a lot of Qi Gu, but I have never read this article until now. In fact, I saw someone recommending the "Hundred Flowers" series very early on. I went to read the introduction first, and saw that it was a historical fiction. The background of the late Tang Dynasty had nothing to do with the background of the original drama, so I... Jumped over it! (From PIA) Not long ago, when I was watching Qi Gu's MV on Tudou, I accidentally saw the accompanying MV "Hundred Flowers Killing". I was attracted by the atmospheric background music and the sentence "Go to the balcony, go on a date, see you or not", so I came to look for an article to read. As a result, I couldn't put it down very quickly. While reading, I was still annoyed that I had only come across such a good article now! After reading the revised version, I saw netizens saying that the changes were very big, so I didn't plan to read the first version again. I really like the characters written by Hua Dada. Not only the protagonist, but also the supporting characters such as Keyong, Wan Qing, Master Xiaogu, and the Helian couple are also outstanding. In some Qi and Gu articles, the author is too partial to Xiao Gu, either making Xiao Qi look stupid, or Xiao Gu ignores Xiao Qi while Xiao Qi stalks her, and then Xiao Gu only accepts Xiao Qi as a last resort. No wonder, Xiao Gu is so beautiful! However, I am obsessed with beauties, and I also love heroes, so I am not just a fan of Gu or Qi, I am a fan of Qi and Gu. In my mind, the relationship between the two of them is that they go hand in hand. I don't understand those articles that praise Gu and disparage Qi. Since Qi and Gu cannot be separated, and Xiao Qi is written so poorly, is it worthy of the reputation of "Nine Appearance Dragons"? Is it worthy of Xiao Gu's love? I won't read that type of article. The image of Qi Gu in "A Hundred Flowers Kill" is exactly the image of Qi Gu in my mind. The little Gu is extremely talented and resourceful, while the little Qi is both wise and courageous, with heroic spirit. The two care about each other, no matter who loves the other more, whether they hate or resent each other, they are still thinking about this one person. War, strategy, love, betrayal, understanding and cherishing each other, killing and loving each other, one wave after another of conflicts. Qi and Gu are both men with ideals and ambitions. They are reluctant to leave each other, but they are unwilling to give in and obey the other. Their positions are also different, so they are entangled, separated and reunited. The characterization of the article is very good, and the psychological description is particularly detailed. It expresses the entangled love and hate between Qi and Gu, and the emotions that are constantly being sorted out and confused. This part is also my favorite. I read it over and over again, and my heart breaks with Qi Gu. When Xiao Gu Qianli chases Xiao Qi and blood is spilled all the way, he is surrounded by brothers and friends who share life and death, and on the other is a close confidant. Where will Xiao Qi go? When Xiao Qi led troops to attack Shatuo's army, forcing Shatuo's army into a desperate situation, and shot Li Keyong out of one eye, on one side was his foster father and brother who were so kind to each other, and on the other was his beloved pillowmate, where would Xiao Gu go? When Xiao Gu went crazy and was seriously injured, and tortured Xiao Qi in every possible way, Xiao Qi endured it silently and took good care of her. When Xiao Gu finally let go of his guard and loved Xiao Qi, Xiao Qi concealed something from Xiao Gu; when Xiao Qi took off his armor and calmly waited for Xiao Gu's flying arrow; in the moment of life and death, Xiao Qi did not hesitate. When Yu wanted to block the sword for Xiao Gu; when Xiao Qi couldn't defeat Cui Jing and gritted his teeth and left; when Xiao Gu was shocked and angry and wanted to break up with Xiao Qi; when Xiao Gu no longer wanted to pay attention to Xiao Qi, but couldn't restrain his attachment to Xiao Qi... It was really endless ups and downs, "Every tie is hurt." The so-called ecstasy corrodes the bones is nothing more than the pain and sorrow at that moment when he was completely wrapped in his body temperature. ——My heart is also sad. Therefore, for the sake of the completeness of the series, please post the rest of "Splendid Gray"!

There is no way to relieve this sorrow ——Comment on the revised version of "Hundred Flowers Killing" I have been obsessed with Qi Gu for two years, and I have read a lot of Qi Gu, but I have never read this article until now. In fact, I saw someone recommending the "Hundred Flowers" series very early on. I went to read the introduction first, and saw that it was a historical fiction. The background of the late Tang Dynasty had nothing to do with the background of the original drama, so I... Jumped over it! (From PIA) Not long ago, when I was watching Qi Gu's MV on Tudou, I accidentally saw the accompanying MV "Hundred Flowers Killing". I was attracted by the atmospheric background music and the sentence "Go to the balcony, go on a date, see you or not", so I came to look for an article to read. As a result, I couldn't put it down very quickly. While reading, I was still annoyed that I had only come across such a good article now! After reading the revised version, I saw netizens saying that the changes were very big, so I didn't plan to read the first version again. I really like the characters written by Hua Dada. Not only the protagonist, but also the supporting characters such as Keyong, Wan Qing, Master Xiaogu, and the Helian couple are also outstanding. In some Qi and Gu articles, the author is too partial to Xiao Gu, either making Xiao Qi look stupid, or Xiao Gu ignores Xiao Qi while Xiao Qi stalks her, and then Xiao Gu only accepts Xiao Qi as a last resort. No wonder, Xiao Gu is so beautiful! However, I am obsessed with beauties, and I also love heroes, so I am not just a fan of Gu or Qi, I am a fan of Qi and Gu. In my mind, the relationship between the two of them is that they go hand in hand. I don't understand those articles that praise Gu and disparage Qi. Since Qi and Gu cannot be separated, and Xiao Qi is written so poorly, is it worthy of the reputation of "Nine Appearance Dragons"? Is it worthy of Xiao Gu's love? I won't read that type of article. The image of Qi Gu in "A Hundred Flowers Kill" is exactly the image of Qi Gu in my mind. The little Gu is extremely talented and resourceful, while the little Qi is both wise and courageous, with heroic spirit. The two care about each other, no matter who loves the other more, whether they hate or resent each other, they are still thinking about this one person. War, strategy, love, betrayal, understanding and cherishing each other, killing and loving each other, one wave after another of conflicts. Qi and Gu are both men with ideals and ambitions. They are reluctant to leave each other, but they are unwilling to give in and obey the other. Their positions are also different, so they are entangled, separated and reunited. The characterization of the article is very good, and the psychological description is particularly detailed. It expresses the entangled love and hate between Qi and Gu, and the emotions that are constantly being sorted out and confused. This part is also my favorite. I read it over and over again, and my heart breaks with Qi Gu. When Xiao Gu Qianli chases Xiao Qi and blood is spilled all the way, he is surrounded by brothers and friends who share life and death, and on the other is a close confidant. Where will Xiao Qi go? When Xiao Qi led troops to attack Shatuo's army, forcing Shatuo's army into a desperate situation, and shot Li Keyong out of one eye, on one side was his foster father and brother who were so kind to each other, and on the other was his beloved pillowmate, where would Xiao Gu go? When Xiao Gu went crazy and was seriously injured, and tortured Xiao Qi in every possible way, Xiao Qi endured it silently and took good care of her. When Xiao Gu finally let go of his guard and loved Xiao Qi, Xiao Qi concealed something from Xiao Gu; when Xiao Qi took off his armor and calmly waited for Xiao Gu's flying arrow; in the moment of life and death, Xiao Qi did not hesitate. When Yu wanted to block the sword for Xiao Gu; when Xiao Qi couldn't defeat Cui Jing and gritted his teeth and left; when Xiao Gu was shocked and angry and wanted to break up with Xiao Qi; when Xiao Gu no longer wanted to pay attention to Xiao Qi, but couldn't restrain his attachment to Xiao Qi... It was really endless ups and downs, "Every tie is hurt." The so-called ecstasy corrodes the bones is nothing more than the pain and sorrow at that moment when he was completely wrapped in his body temperature. ——My heart is also sad. Therefore, for the sake of the completeness of the series, please post the rest of "Splendid Gray"!

Damn, this last sentence is really cruel to the core, but it's so appropriate. It's true. . .

This is the first fictional Qi Gu novel that I have read. Before, I was only willing to read novels in the context of the original novel. How can I put it this way? I am a little dissatisfied with Qi Shaoshang here. I feel that he is not good enough to Xiao Gu.

I am reliving this story. After such a long time, I wonder if Hua Da can see it. In fact, I just want to talk about what happened to Xiao Gu on the balcony in the second part of the story. Was Xiao Gu a dream at that time? If it is a dream, it is the memory of the past life. If it is true, then the man in white is the spirit of Xiao Qi, who unconsciously pays the promise every year? If it's the former, Xiao Qi has no memories or dreams, but just feels extremely familiar with Xiao Gu, which makes people feel that Xiao Qi's love for Xiao Gu is not deep enough. If it is the latter, Xiao Qi's unconsciousness is also a big regret. He also feels that his love and longing for Xiao Gu are not as good as Xiao Gu's love for him. Please consider giving them equal ties in this matter when you revise it.

LZ, where can I order the book? How much does it cost? Is it all 3? I hope I can get the book next year. The price should not be too high and should be within 200.

Stopped here TAT!? Will it be a small life in the valley or a return to Shu? Looking at the revised version, it is very different from the second half of the original first part. In the second part, most of the plot has been completely overturned. Although when I read it, I always felt that there was something missing in some familiar places, which was a bit uncomfortable, but when I went back to read the original text, I seemed to have a vague understanding of Huahua's modifications. Many places have been weakened, some side plots have been omitted, and it is more plain, but it seems to better reflect the character of the characters, such as the Helian couple. If we talk about the relationship between characters, excluding Qi and Gu, the relationship between Xiao Gu and his master has changed the most. After Master Liu changed his name, he really resembled Yun Muzhi. He actually became like an informal layman, without some of the original funny meaning of being old and disrespectful. Xiao Gu's attitude towards him became more like an ordinary master and disciple. Of course, the most surprising change is the two female supporting characters. Hong Lei has fewer scenes, but is more refined. Every time he and his wife appear, I feel slightly healed, but not as funny as they were before the change. Thinking about it, the relationship between them and Xiao Gu was unobtrusive if they felt sympathetic but not too close. I really had no feelings for Wan Qing when I watched Baihuasha before. I always felt that Xiao Gu felt guilty when she appeared, and I, the viewer, felt guilty as well. As soon as I saw her appear, I wanted to fast forward (Am I guilty of TVT?). But this time I rewatched it, I don't know whether it was Huahua's vague rewriting, or my mentality has changed. Anyway, I feel more sympathy for her, and it's not worth it for her (eh?), Especially the part where they reunited at the beginning of Xichuanxi. I felt that even without Qi Shaoshang, she is more suitable for Tie Shou. I don't know when I will realize it? I finally want to talk about the main CP, but I feel like I have a thousand words to say and don't know where to start. The modified version of Qi Shaoshang still gives me a big change. Is it deeper but more intense? I hate Qihen every time I watch Jin Yang. After the Eagle Cry Pass, Xiao Yao had a conversation with him. While he relieved his hatred, he seemed to understand this person better. He was so paranoid and self-righteous that he and Xiao Gu were not members of the same family. In the version before the change, even if the two people had different positions, they were in the same mind most of the time. However, in the current version, the relationship between the two is much more complicated in its development. After watching the series "A Killing of Flowers", I really like Qi in Huahua's works. Sometimes he is domineering and sometimes affectionate. Xiao Gu is so different from him in terms of personality, but they are very similar in stubbornness. However, I feel that Qi is more idealistic and persistent than Xiao Gu. I think he can't let go of the world and the world more than Xiao Gu. Maybe that's why he is so small. Gu Cai loves him so much. Xiao Gu always thinks that his talents will not be insulted and the people he values ​​are fine, but he is not that concerned about what the world is like and how history will go. It was Qi Shaoshang who made him see another world, so it is inevitable to be attracted by this kind of danger that he knows is dangerous. However, the two people's positions are always at odds with each other, so how much more torture is there between them? And after the modification, the emotional entanglement between the two was many times more than before? But it seems more natural, especially seeing Xiao Gu's entanglement and resentment, but he can't restrain his feelings for Qi, so he starts to hate himself like a self-abuse. It makes me really sad but very happy ><! I think even if the positions are different, Xiao Gu can understand Qi's decision most of the time, but even if he understands it intellectually, the depth of love will inevitably give rise to hatred emotionally, so the complexity and entanglement are understandable, and he is not able to forgive Qi as easily as before (in fact, I still quite like the honeymoon-like days in the valley before, although sympathy for Qi's injury is hateful XD). But I just feel sorry for these two children, who seem to have never had a day with each other since the beginning to the end. TAT! So look forward to Splendid Gray! Please be healed! Asking for meat! Ask for extras! (Hey! That's too much to ask for, right?)

Is it necessary? . . And then there it is. . . Short and oily, I look forward to it but can't bear to see it. . . Leave it to tomorrow to make up for TVT