While watching the movie, I couldn't understand why Denethor, the Steward, disliked his younger son Faramir so much. Through my girlish eyes, Faramir was clearly a handsome man, brave and clever, gentle yet resolute, and an altogether admirable character XD. In the original work, although it is less obvious than in the movie, there are even more clues. The history of Faramir being neglected may not have much to do with this story's title, but after indulging in plenty of wishful speculation, I finally pieced together a hidden thread from details scattered throughout the text that basically fits the story's central idea.
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It makes sense, Xiaofa is so miserable orzzz
Although I am also a fan of The Lord of the Rings, I express my gratitude to the author for not filling in the pitfalls... Haha... Bs... I haven't been around for a long time, and I like Thousand Earth Fu. I don't understand that you have abandoned the trap at a high point without filling it in... I don't understand, I can't understand.