
Young Wei Shuaaiwang: The One and Only
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[I hate the hearts of parents all over the world - comment on Uncle Han who I have always loved and will love in the future] First of all, I would like to state that if I want to choose one of the celebrities in the Wangwang series to join the fan club, it must be the correct one. Of course, the others are also very good, or even better. From appearance to personality, any one of them can be compared to Lao Wei by several blocks. Master Leng Qiu has the cutest mouth and an old heart. The Southern Dynasty can be called a harmonious version. Wei Shuaiwang 2.0 Is so sincere and enthusiastic towards the three silly brothers that I feel pity for him. Xiao Hei is almost an intelligent advanced version of the satellite. His affection and righteousness after walking through the darkness make people feel particularly precious. As for Satellite, he is silent and cold, and he is not even a handsome guy (his biggest flaw, alas). Although he is affectionate and kind, most people will not wait until he shows affection and keep a distance from him. Few people have the courage, fate and luck to break into his castle. Leng Qiu, Han Qing, and Shi Shuaiwang, there are only four of them in the order of collecting tickets (Kang should be counted as wandering in the open space outside the castle XD). For those who break into his castle, the original text is called an undefended city. Listen, although everyone knows that Han Qing is very fair and fraternal, but what happens when it is his turn? He still hopes to be the special one who is protected and treated preferentially. Mr. Satellite's defense of his own people is basically in an unprincipled state (although from a universal perspective, Satellite basically has no correct values). Of course, this is not only because Old Wei is naturally kind, but also because he has been in a state of fighting after eating and has no time to improve his moral standards. His own moral standards are low (hey), so he will no longer judge and demand his relatives. This kind of love that is wholehearted, does not ask for anything in return, does not make demands, and does not seek synchronicity is a bit simple, but it is also extremely warm and rare~ If this stupid and stupid thing is not held in my heart and wrapped in a little cotton jacket, my heart will hurt and my body will hurt, so just put it away. Now that I've finished showing my loyalty, let's get down to business. As a die-hard reader who has been following the book since the first volume (self-proclaimed XD), I even gave up on reading it for a while. It was not until recently that I mustered up the courage to read the last dozen chapters of "Only I Am the One" carefully, because the thing between Xiao Wei and Lao Han was so awkward (of course, no book would be written without it, and the writer would starve to death if it wasn't). When I read the twists and turns in other books, I was able to maintain an objective perspective. At most, I felt that the twists and turns in the books were quite painful. Compared to myself, I felt quite lucky. As for the Wang Wang series, since I have faithfully watched Wei Shuaiwang's growth process from childhood to adulthood (and thanks to Qing's great writing style, the plot is detailed and complete, and the reducibility is 100%), I sincerely feel that this is the child I watched grow up. If you abuse him, it will hurt my heart T-T. Watching Xiao Wei and Lao Han struggling to complain about misunderstandings and misunderstandings made me feel so painful that I often privately discussed with my friends whether Qingda had personally experienced any painful experience, otherwise how could he write about other people's pain in such a full, real, and 3D way (kneeling down). Han Qing is a perfect god-like existence in the novel, and I have admired him from the beginning. Uncle Han has so many good qualities (especially compared to his old friends = =) that it's hard to list them all, but what attracts me most about him is his stubbornness (eh). There are a lot of great people in the Wang Wang series, and there are a lot of guys who are as stubborn as donkeys, such as Leng Lan's brain cramps, Dong Chen's insistence on the truth (but the focus is always wrong, the Book of Rites says that you have to follow the steps to cultivate your family, govern your country, and bring peace to the world. Once you get up, you will reach the height of all mankind. This must be insufficient), Xiao Wei's He insists on taking action (although his family laments that they are not as heroic as in the old days, but it is not like in the old days when people were talking, laughing and playing, deciding the national affairs and wars, and now they have to challenge the Tang clan). Xiao Wei, as the No. 1 Donkey in this article, basically insisted on what he said to Leng Lan before, between stupidity and indifference, he will always choose stupidity. Uncle Han's donkey is basically embodied in insisting on fairness and justice (to others) and you have to grow up to be what I expect (to Xiao Wei). Many people think that Han Qing has no right and should not single-handedly control Xiao Wei's destiny, and should not arrange for him to follow the path that he thinks is good by any means, but if you look at it objectively, you guys, this requirement is really not too harsh. You have to be like a satellite. Everything from walking, sitting, lying, posture, and deportment to the way the killer's sword is raised and falling needs to be synchronized with his outlook on life (in the satellite's view, not listening to him is the biggest mistake, you guys), he just doesn't have the ability to change and influence Xiao Wei. Lao Han has raised Xiao Wei for many years and has taken care of Xiao Wei's little crystal glass baby. There is only one requirement: you must be a good person. Of course, this requirement is indeed quite difficult for Xiao Wei. He is caused by blood ties, his ability is too strong, and his fate is at stake. The most important thing is that Xiao Wei and Lao Han have different thresholds for "good people". For example, the most important thing for Xiao Wei is to pursue a passing score of 60 points and be happy. Lao Han said that even if we don't get a perfect score, we have to get an excellent test, work hard for a score of 90, and be a good student in order to join the class committee. In fact, all parents in the world have the same starting point. Han Qing is just more tolerant, more capable and intelligent than parents in the world, so he has done what most parents in the world want to do but cannot: intervene in their children's lives. Han Qing said when interrogating Han Yu that if parents in the world could do it, they would do it (if your parents had the ability to let you read for 10 hours a day without playing games, do you think they wouldn't do that)? So is the starting point of parents all over the world correct? How should I put this? Nalan also played tricks on Dongchen and threatened her with death. In the end, Dongchen's life was saved. Judging from the result, it was good. If you have to look at it from the perspective of modern society, well, when your parents choose a major for you, arrange a job for you, arrange blind dates or even fight with each other, they are basically interfering in your life. Why don't you sever ties with them (Xiao Wei did this). After talking about the starting point, let's talk about the means. Of course, Han Qing's method was too drastic, and the last thing he should do was "kill" Xiao Wei, because even if Xiao Wei later followed his arrangement and followed the path of becoming the leader of the Demon Cult and taking over the Leng family, he had already died once, and the damage to his soul could no longer be made up for by subsequent events. However, this is also a very helpless choice. If the demigod body wants to fight with the great god, it must first cripple the great god. If the great god is not disabled, he will not receive the power that should belong to him. The peace agreement between the demon sect and the Leng family will not be signed so smoothly. It is basically a dream for Shuai to take over the Leng family in the future. Old Han is so ruthless that he calls himself a mini-god. He knew how painful it was for Xiao Wei to "kill" Xiao Wei, and knew that Xiao Wei's pain would be doubled back on him (why did he feel tired in the end? When Xiao Wei was in pain, Fu Yao, Xiao Hei, and even Leng Qiu sympathized with him, but what about Han Qing's pain? Just endure it yourself, not to be understood by everyone. Even if he told Weixing, he probably wouldn't understand, how could he not be tired?), He still did it. The savior is in more pain than the saved people. Have you ever seen such an unlucky God? Are you willing to do this if there really is such a God? Judging from my limited ability to understand (Qingda said that his explanatory writing was simple, I still think it is quite complicated), from 'killing' Shuai Wang to passing on his skills to Shuai Wang, signing a peace agreement, and arranging a five-year head election system, a voting system and an elder inquiry system, all are linked together. Han Qing tried his best to promote it. Only by executing it step by step and flawlessly did he finally successfully give Shuai Wang the ability, means and opportunity to take over the Leng family. This talent, this dedication, this perseverance is admirable. The article said that Han Qing paid for his Kung Fu status, his family, and everything he had. Yes, one of the biggest prices among all the sacrifices should be the master-disciple relationship between him and Leng Qiu. Han Qing has always said that his biggest conflict and pain is that he cannot choose between Leng Qiu and Shuai Wang. It is painful to make such a choice alive. Facts have proved that he finally made a choice. He chose Wei Shuaiwang. Of course, he also arranged a way out for his master. Unfortunately, due to the butterfly effect of Leng Lan's unlucky sister, there was a problem with the selection of the successor, which put his master in danger. No wonder Qiu Ye hated him so much. Even if Leng Dongchen successfully transitioned and was elected as the leader, Leng Qiu still lost his status, his apprentice, and his rightful life. It is understandable that he does not forgive Han Qing. I really can't see how unforgivable Lao Han is in the breakup between Xiao Wei and Lao Han. However, there are still mistakes in Han Qing's powerful robber parental logic of buying and selling. The biggest mistake is that he himself did not grow up according to this parental logic. Han Qing was too strong. He forced Xiao Wei to grow up according to his wishes, but he himself did not grow up according to Leng Qiu's wishes. Not only did he not succumb to his master, he almost made his master succumb to his will (either kill me or do what I want). This is simply an unequal treaty and seems to violate his principle of fairness and justice. In fact, Han Qing is basically a donkey in this regard. He doesn't care about fairness and justice at all, and demands his relatives to surrender according to his own will. This method has been working well until he met Xiao Wei. So Leng Qiu has long said that Xiao Wei is worse than Lao Han and that Lao Han is more ruthless than Xiao Wei. Leng Qiu is kind-hearted (ahem), but he is reluctant to break Han Qing, but Han Qing is willing to break Xiao Wei. Therefore, in the master-disciple father-son relationship between Leng Qiu VS Han Qing and Han Qing VS Xiao Wei, Han Qing wins. Lao Han is a ruthless person among ruthless people. He is not like Leng Qiu who has budding feelings and is so frightened that he quickly strangles them and refuses to acknowledge them. He is also not like Fu Yao who is competing for the title and saving her life. Other feelings can be avoided if they can be avoided. If they cannot be avoided, they must be restrained and cannot help themselves. He fully accepts and gives all his warm and sincere feelings towards Xiao Wei. Xiao Wei's He understands the pain and feels it personally, so he has personally chosen the path that he thinks is better for Xiao Wei. Doesn't he know that the pain will double back to him after breaking Xiao Wei? I think he can foresee that after considering the consequences, he will choose the good and be stubborn. I admire the strong man. Of course, there is an obvious difference between the master-disciple relationship between Leng Qiu VS Han Qing and Han Qing VS Xiao Wei. That is, the outlook on life that Han Qing insists on is better than what Leng Qiu forces him to accept, but the outlook on life that Xiao Wei insists on is not necessarily better than what Han Qing forces him to accept. Basically, Leng Qiu thinks it's okay to fail, Han Qing says no, I have to get above 90, Xiao Wei says I just need to pass, happiness comes first, Han Qing says no, you have to work hard towards 80. As for carpe diem in life, happiness is the most important vs. Persisting in the right and best even in pain. Which of these two concepts is more correct depends on different opinions. In life, of course I support 60 points, but for the world in the article, Han Qing's ideas may not be bad (you are a good person, pain points are a must, otherwise where can I find a balance XD), so it can be said that Han Qing really chose what he thinks is better (from an objective point of view, it is also the same). For the better), that road was given to Xiao Wei, but in the process of forcing Xiao Wei to take this road, he went too far and hit Xiao Wei's Achilles' heel (being abandoned was Xiao Wei's minefield, and he had to kill him. Xiao Wei was not crazy, so he was strong enough), so Lao Han succeeded in getting Xiao Wei to go on the path he arranged, at the cost of losing Xiao Wei. There was a small appearance in Phoenix Tribulation, letting us know that Uncle Han did not receive the lunch box, but according to the current trend, there will be no more scenes of him in the near future. He chose a path that he thought was better for the child at the cost of losing his child. This is the ultimate sacrifice a parent can make. This terrible, pitiful and admirable paranoid is actually as willful, stubborn, strong and persistent as he was when he was a boy. Let's just allow him to survive (I will scold him and criticize him again). It really doesn't waste much food (crying).
As a crazy fan, I hope there will be more extras
My favorite book: Spreading Flowers
The problem is that there are too few extras
It's so hard to be a messenger of justice! Dongchen... I thought he was quite cute before tomorrow... Although the idea is a bit naive, there is nothing wrong with it... But in this book, it is really hard to love...
Oops, I forgot to cancel the automatic reservation. This episode is really worth the money.
Can the elders control every move of the helmsman? Leng Dongchen, why is he asking all these questions? What is the gift that Wei Shuaiwang gave to his master? ?
I gave Master a big gift - I gave Master a big gift Others - other people
Hey, when Uncle Han becomes "he"
The master's comment is insightful: just right. . . .