[Wuxia Crossover] Treading Through the Snow

Every time I rewatch it, I feel that Su Mang is really free and easy. He is not trapped by feelings and is not afraid of being trapped by feelings. Firstly, he hugs the hero's thigh and cries and shouts, please love me. Secondly, he doesn't think that having a male protagonist means nothing else. How can he be called a love brain. The difference between Su Mang and most of the novels is that her pleasure is in "payment", while most of the other novels are in "signing for receipt". In the end, Su Mang is no longer burdened by external things, which means that the quality of the goods will not affect her. If the response dominates, then the success of the "signing for receipt" will fall into the hands of others. To this day, we are still evaluating a woman by the quality of her man. It seems that the most important thing for a good woman is to find a good man. Who is the love brain? Some people only buy mineral water when they buy water. They can only afford mineral water. Some people buy mineral water. They can buy anything. They just want to drink mineral water.

Looking back at this article many years later, my tolerance for CP has increased, and I have another feeling. (First of all, let me state that the following is not a writing guide, it can be regarded as a review after reading) I feel that the author's personality is a bit stubborn (not in a derogatory sense). The author is a stable player with a clear outline, so everything that happens at any node is calculated. But the only thing I didn't consider is that the heroine in this article is too charming. In today's terms, it is called "grabbing the pen." I feel that Su Mang in this article has even had his own ideas and escaped the author's control, so there is a blunt emotional line. Liu Suifeng is exactly the tangible "line" in the author's hands. It is this incongruity between character highlights and plot settings that makes Liu Wu seem to have something wrong every time he appears. Readers feel a faint sense of disharmony, and they only think it is Liu Wu's problem. From this point of view, the author's handling is actually the safest, because if the heroine's character highlights are allowed to continue, the ending may not be such a happy ending, but it will most likely become unfinished after leaving the author's control, which is a painful thing for every author. A complete and somewhat regretful story is better than a sparkling unfinished one. (Reflections from watching a lot of Japanese comics with terrible endings)

Can Su Mang and Liu Suifeng redeem each other? The author once said that Su Mang and this article were born for Liu Suifeng. I know what this means. It means that no matter what the heroine does, she will never be separated from Liu Suifeng in her life. There will be an original intention before the article is written, but after it is written, it is not something the author can control at will. I think the two of them really redeem each other. There is a chapter in the article about the time when the heroine and Liu Suifeng had a fierce fight and were kidnapped together by the walking Wuji Immortal Shao Weeping to Biezhuan Temple. Shao Weeping had evil intentions towards the heroine. The author mentioned in the article that the heroine entered the world of martial arts for the first time to do a mission. She entered the world of "Flying Fox in the Snow Mountain" and was bribed by Tian Guinong to drug Yan Ji. Some unhappy things may have happened in the process. If Mrs. Hu had not been kind enough to save her, she might not have been able to escape the disaster. After all, she had almost nothing but her beauty at that time, and she did not have the vigilance of growing up in the world of martial arts. It was this experience that brought a lingering shadow to her, which can also be said to be an inner demon. She may also know how much of an obstacle this is to her, so she kills her enemy herself, even if she uses a less than honorable method. Therefore, she was always rude to those who coveted her beauty, and struck quickly and ruthlessly. For example, Ouyang Ke asked her to be his concubine at the beginning. But after dreaming back at midnight, once she remembered that moment, even if she had already killed her enemy and she was now highly skilled in martial arts, she would still be back to the weak and powerless state she was in at that time, unable to escape at all. In the chapter about Biezhuan Temple, Shao shed tears just to express his intention to insult the heroine. He did not even take action. The heroine, who had always remained calm, "trembled greatly and almost froze on the spot" and "cold all over her body and her brain went blank. She could only mechanically curse in her heart: Die suddenly, die suddenly, die suddenly, die suddenly." Because the heroine knew for sure that both she and Liu Suifeng had been captured, and both of them were very exhausted, and she was even more confused. If Shao Weeping really wanted to harm her, she would be powerless to stop it, just like in "Snow Mountain Flying Man". This situation brought her back to that specific situation. Shao cried and said that he was powerless and wanted the heroine and Liu Suifeng to take different elixirs, so that they could not help but do it. In fact, it was still the same situation, except that the executor was changed to Liu Suifeng. In this case, let's talk about Liu Suifeng. He is not a person who will be at the mercy of others. He has always been resourceful and persevering. He is a true hero. His character determines that he will not admit defeat, but will try his best to deal with his enemies, and he can tolerate and disguise his goals. This was the reason why he didn't just let Shao cry and instead succeeded in killing him with a thunderball plot. Let's talk about the heroine again. Back then, she personally killed her enemies, but her nightmare did not end. In Biezhuan Temple, a place where nightmares reappeared, she was no longer alone. There was a man she believed to be extremely powerful from the beginning - Liu Suifeng. He KOed her when he appeared, and his power made her certain that she would not enter the world of "The Wonderful Heroes of China" if she did not practice enough to defeat him. Moreover, she was sure in her heart that she would definitely go and fight him. In her mind, he was a super powerful person who was difficult to defeat, and she still had this subconscious feeling even after she defeated him. They were kidnapped together, and she was already innate. After being frightened, she was unable to stop everything. She couldn't even save herself, and couldn't pay attention to others, just like before, but he succeeded in killing Shao Lianli. He didn't just kill Shao Weeping, he also successfully entered her nightmare and killed the "Tian Guinong" who had an unbreakable "invincible" impression and a strong physical and mental threat. And he is a very powerful person in her heart. In fact, he is a kind of "I can't defeat the powerful man who wants to insult me, but a more powerful man kills that man and resolves the crisis." This completely satisfied the hope that the heroine may have had back then that someone would come out to stop this and save her. I feel that the heroine's phobia has been cured here, and she is no longer so afraid of such provocations later on. See the most obvious example, in "The Rain and the Clouds", the beauty-loving Ying Fei is also an obscene provocation, and her companions are also furious with her obscene words, but the heroine no longer cares about this anger, and can "clap her hands and laugh" to tease her opponents. There is no flaw in her soul here. With such a "big hero" who saved her, she will naturally no longer have the disgust related to "sex" and "possessiveness" that all men have because of "returning their fields to farmers". This is very important. Without this, it would be impossible for the heroine to fall in love. The heroine's uncomfortable feeling came up again, but she did not frown in disgust, but "couldn't help but look at Liu Wu." Liu Wu happened to be looking at her, so she "blushed" and felt embarrassed. She immediately rushed to Shao's tearful corpse to find the antidote. Doesn't this look familiar? Is this what it means when we go to see someone we have a crush on and find out? Let's talk about Liu Wu. He is a very smart person and a very self-controlled person. The Wuji elixir is very effective. He is a man, which makes it even more unbearable. But his smart brain made a judgment - if he endured it, he would not die, but if he followed Qinian, he would die. In addition, he also knew that "provoking Su Mang for sex and desire at this time is what the stupidest people would do." His strong self-control had an effect, and he didn't even move. After Liu Wu rescued her, the heroine actually relied more on him. She took out a bunch of meatballs and instead of putting them into the space for identification immediately, she "looked at Liu Suifeng again inexplicably" and noticed that "Liu Suifeng's eyes were unusually bright, sweat dripped from his forehead, and his hair and eyebrows had a dark luster." She discovered that he had a strange sense of beauty. ╮(╯▽╰)╭Everyone is still wearing clothes, so she is not afraid of what Liu Wu will do to her. She can find that Liu Wu looks pretty good now. Later, I thought it was a proper pink. The heroine took the elixir herself and solved the problem. Instead of leaving, she "hesitated and walked to Liu Suifeng." Pay attention, Liu Wu was still burning himself at the time! The heroine is so afraid of people who "turn their fields to farmers", but she comes to him! It can be seen that his good performance has gained a certain degree of trust from the heroine. Liu Wu can be said to be a veteran. He is not afraid of the heroine. Even if the heroine can kill him at this moment, he still smiles at her. The heroine's performance is "stern face", but "blushing while talking". The choice she made was to turn her enemy into a friend, and her reward was to treat him. Intentionally or unintentionally, these two things can be said to eliminate barriers and bring distance between them. When she woke up the next day, she discovered that Liu Wu might have endured much more pain yesterday than what appeared on the surface. The pain was so painful that he was exhausted. He really fell asleep in front of her, who was an enemy before. The heroine was now more sure that Liu Wu was enduring such pain without disrespecting her at all. At this time, something was really different. This thing is the reason why Liu Wu can become the male protagonist, but others cannot. I dare say that if the male protagonist is not Liu Wu, then it will not be someone else. Without Liu Wu's unintentional intervention, the heroine might still not be able to overcome her inner demons, let alone Shattered Void, so the male protagonist is indeed the heroine's salvation. The heroine's redemption of Liu Wu is even more obvious, and the most classic one is the battle in the mourning hall. I think everyone understands this part deeply. When the heroine faced the desperate Liu Wu in the mourning hall, she felt both pity and love in her heart. She "could have easily avoided this grasp", but she didn't. Liu Wu's grasp became tighter and tighter, and she was shaking all over. She "could not bear to remain silent" and comforted Liu Wu softly. "She had forgotten the eight thousand survival points of the mission like garbage." She also gently touched the other person's hair and hugged him. (I love this plot so much) Let's talk about Liu Wu, what on earth was he thinking at this time? I can't really say that's what he thinks. But he was already "the person waiting to die in this grave", completely like a puppet. After she came, he "suddenly grabbed her hand", "the palm of his hand was soft and cold, trembling slightly, and then his whole body started to tremble". This finally gave him some life, and he kept getting harder and harder because he knew that the heroine could indulge him, but how could he do it if it were anyone else? He was originally so wary and proud, "leaning on her with half-closed eyes", "the throat, back of the neck, and the important points on the head and face were all exposed without any cover-up". He also felt in his heart that if it was the heroine, killing him like this would be the end of the world. If she couldn't wait for her to kill him, it would be nice to die together. It should be noted here that Liu Wu is a somewhat narrow-minded person, not very generous, and his thoughts are not very bright, but he is a person who does not put himself at the same level with women. His gentleness towards women is more of a nature, but it does not mean that he wants to do this from the bottom of his heart. To him, women are probably the same thing as wealth and fame. In the past, he had never thought of women dying together, but now he does. The result of my interpretation is that first of all, he regards the heroine as a woman who is higher than a woman, and secondly, he does not want the heroine to belong to others. When he really may not survive, he is willing to drag the heroine to die with him. Looking below, the girl complained that Liu Wu's hands were too heavy and almost broke his hand. Liu Wu "the strength in his hands was a little lighter", looking at the heroine's "light smile", "a feeling of confusion and a trance", "the memory of the past gradually awakened", at this time, he was finally not thinking about the death of his elder brother. Liu Wu really wanted to die with her, he wanted to be a wild couple, and he no longer thought he could survive, so he would always hold on to her. It was in this extremely desperate situation that the heroine stepped forward and defended Liu Wu at every turn. Fifty people, half a martial arts world, one person plus Liu Suifeng, who had obvious weaknesses. She still persisted and did not even lose. After Liu Suifeng was injured, she successfully intimidated everyone present so that they did not dare to take action again. Liu Wu was seriously injured, "his face and body were dripping with blood," he "looked more like a ghost than a human," and one of his arms was missing. But to the heroine, Liu Wu was still Liu Wu, and "even if he is crippled, he looks better than you." He, a smart man, had lied to himself for so long, and now he had to understand that he had been deceived, and had been deceived by his eldest brother, who respected him as a god. This is a scam, to make him suspicious, to test him, maybe to get rid of him. Although his admiration for his elder brother will not disappear because of this, he is not incapable of pain or complaint. He just keeps it firmly in his heart to prevent it from coming out. At this time, she still likes him just because she is his heroine and can be said to be his biggest support in life. After Li Chenzhou appeared, the heroine actually asked Sister Zhao first, and Li Chenzhou mentioned it later, but Liu Wu did not think of asking at that time. In the heroine's arms, he "didn't feel much pain, just some regrets, and then felt deeply guilty." He also said something that he couldn't understand, "Am I ugly?" At this time, Sister Zhao was not there, and she did not add the word "Sister Zhao". He was asking the heroine. He felt that "only the little warmth held by his right hand was real", and asked again, "Then can you leave?" During this period, he had already "the ethereal feeling of being in the clouds almost swallowed up his consciousness", and he was on the verge of death. When you are dying, you don't really care about it. You don't think about it at all. It's not about the relationship between men and women. Instead, you think about whether you look good or not? After being reassured that the heroine would not leave, Liu Wu, like a child coquettishly asking for something from his mother, pulled her sleeve and asked her to find Sister Zhao. I'm going to start talking about this again. Liu Wu was a skinny beggar in his childhood. No one looked down on him except Zhao Shirong back then. It was she who made him take a bath, gave him new clothes, and told him that he was an ambitious man. It was she who gave him the motivation. Zhao Shirong was not only his imagination of his mother, but also his beautiful imagination of all women, and the kindness that changed his destiny. It can be said that she is the goddess that he truly respects as a heavenly being, even Li Chenzhou cannot surpass her. My personal opinion is that he wanted to report his success to Sister Zhao, and wanted to say goodbye to the hard thinking in the first half of his life at the end of his life. The original text already said, "He knew that there was no hope in this life, and he just wanted to tell her before he died that the little beggar he had been had turned into an ambitious man as she said." All this happened after he had eagerly confirmed that the heroine would not leave and would stay with him forever.

At the beginning, I always felt uneasy, thinking why should the heroine do it? Later, I watched it again and found that the heroine cares more about her inner feelings. It doesn't matter whether you love me or not, how much you love me, and who you still love. I enjoy such a feeling of being in love, loving my own love, and you are the sustenance of my love. The male protagonist was also redeemed. Suddenly I can accept it, everyone gets what he needs, everyone gets what he wants.

The ladies surnamed Su who like the author's works also managed to eat a portion of Liu Wu's Amway (?????). This article may have been disappointing when I first read it, because I was not a fan of Liu Wu at that time. When I read it again, I still like the female protagonist more than the male protagonist, but it may be because I read some comments and some of the author's replies, so I can accept the author's statement. If the genders of Su Mang and Liu Wu are reversed, Su Mang's doting on the fifth girl will be easy to understand and accept (●°u°●)??" Su Mang's mentality is actually a real strong mentality. She doesn't care about the reason for the male protagonist's feelings for her, so how can she care about the crush she had before? I like what the author said: Su Mang does not need Liu Wu's loyalty. Many people may think that Su Mang paid more in this relationship and was the one who suffered the loss, but in fact Liu Wu is the real weakness in this relationship. At the end, I would like to express my gratitude that Su Mang is a truly open-minded person and she is so good.

Su Mang is honest, focused and broken. Su Ye will look for subordinates wherever he goes, looking for gold and silver, and taking the opportunity to build up his strength. Therefore, Su Mang and the fame-loving Liu Suifeng are a perfect match.

"At that time, hundreds of billions of galaxies were gradually dissipating. She stood in the night sky, looking down from the clouds. In her eyes were busy highways and brightly lit bustling cities. She didn't know what to do for a moment. Then she found that Mr. Liu Wu was standing in the middle of the highway with a look of astonishment, as if he was a confused actor who had walked into the wrong set." This paragraph makes the main CP extremely beautiful, thank you for the treat! Very nice article

A fan that I still love ten years later. Mouse, I miss you~~

Very interesting novel! I have read it no less than five times since I first saw it. Although the emotional line is relatively small, I still enjoy watching it. I like Su Mang and Liu Suifeng very much. The author's Liu Suifeng is very close to my impression. The Journey to the Homeland is also very interesting! When will you come back to write an article? [Crying] [crying] [crying]

It will still look great ten years later! Nowadays, there are fewer and fewer people writing mixed martial arts in Jinjiang, and even fewer who write well.