Half-Demon Sitoeng

I came across Si Teng's editing of the drama version some time ago, so I came to review the novel again. I think that for the book version of Si Teng, she has never received anything good since she was transformed into a human being. Qiu Shan was disgusted with her and abused her. He would be kind to her when he met Shao Yankuan, but it was all in vain. So Si Teng learned not to expect good things from others, nor to treat others well. She has always known that she was not good to Yan Furui, and she was not good to Qin Fang, but some kindness was innate to her. What makes these people not want Bai Ying to replace Si Teng is Si Teng's shining point. As for Si Teng and Qin Fang, Si Teng does not expect good things from others. If someone treats her well, she will accept it calmly. If someone treats her badly, she will take it away with a cane. She just accepted Qin Fang's kindness to her. Maybe because Qin Fang needed her, she would be more tolerant to Qin Fang, and some of her kindness was revealed. As for whether Si Teng needs Qin Fang to be by his side all the time, and whether he likes Qin Fang or not, it's not that important. She is alone, has no annoying people alive, is free, and can do whatever she wants, but Qin Fang has always insisted on looking for her, treats her well, and wants to be by her side. No matter how hard-hearted you are, you will still be touched, and you will feel that it is good to have such a person to follow you, right? As for Qin Fang, he had two girlfriends, both passable and unbearable. None of my relatives are here, and my long-time friends are not innocent either. Under various blows, Si Teng, who had always been mysterious and unpredictable, became a spiritual pillar for him. The change in his attitude towards Si Teng is also very obvious from the beginning to the end. Although Si Teng is indifferent, he will help Qin Fang and fulfill Qin Fang's wish. Qin Fang's contribution is not unilateral, there will be a response. In these experiences, heartbeat is inevitable. Qin Fang became half-human and half-demon, and his lifespan was different from that of ordinary people. People around him who were familiar or unfamiliar were gradually getting older. As time went by, he became a orphan. Later, I kept searching. Is it because of my heartbeat, or is it a solitary lamp longing for the light of another solitary lamp in the long night? It doesn't matter anymore, anyway, they will be by each other's side when time passes. Vines will cling to trees, but strong enough vines can also be relied upon by others. In my opinion, Si Teng and Qin Fang in the drama version seem to be ignorant of worldly affairs. On the surface, they are mysterious and unpredictable, but in reality they are still simple demons who are moved by the kindness of outsiders. Her kindness is more obvious than her indifference, and her weakness is more prominent than her strength. Compared with the book version, the character is fundamentally different. As for Qin Fang, although he will be ridiculed as a walking ATM, his good efforts (such as giving away flat shoes) are a bit more skillful than a love veteran. They were no longer in a state of dependence where humans needed the breath of a demon to survive, but a relationship in which no matter how powerful the vine was, it still needed the protection of a tree (it was already clear in the play that Qin Fang is a tree). I can only say that both have their own merits, and they don't conflict with each other. It's just that I personally prefer the book version. Many experiences have made the demon who doesn't like love care less, and it has also made people grow a lot. Compared with simple love, the companionship of two demons with each other is really moving. In the drama version, it seems that Qin Fang is a little too carefree (?), And Si Teng is also a little too silly and sweet. The pure female protagonist and the reliable loyal dog male protagonist, if I look closely, I feel that the originally powerful female protagonist has been weakened, and the highlight has been transferred to the male protagonist. But there are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand people, and this is just my personal feeling. In addition, compared to the novel, the TV series is too beautified, maybe for normal broadcasting. But too much beautification makes the story special, a bit like a TV series. Most of the characters in the novel have bad endings, some die hastily, some are dejected, and the cruelty of time is vivid and vivid, much like an unpredictable world. (I haven't written a long thing for a long time, and the expression is so confusing, but I should have said everything I wanted to say, a little essay)

Hello, Qin Fang Hello, Si Teng It's 2025, are you all okay [laughing]

I saw the news about Bintian's second role in "Dragon Bone Burning Box" and came to review Si Teng again.

I read the novel after watching the TV series. The novel completes a lot of things

I have watched Half-Demon Si Teng n many times. I have been watching it since I was in junior high school. The image of the heroine that I knew at that time was all positive. Si Teng is different. She is so special that I can't forget her.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.. Basis from reading. I feel a little melancholy.

I have a different feeling every time I watch it

After reading Meat and Bones, let's review the old article again

Finally together [poor]

2026/4/19