Thoughts After Reading the Complete Works of Jin Yong

I think he was having a hard time... Really

So it still depends on the environment. Guo Jing's mother and son also live in Mobei, and there are also the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan who travel thousands of miles to seek their disciples. Even if he is stupid and stupid, they still treat him wholeheartedly as their own. But if he is in Swordsman, he will definitely be finished in three episodes. Similarly, Lin Pingzhi will not end up like this in She Condor or even in Yitian.

The appearance of Lin Pingzhi, a young man in bright clothes and an angry horse, draws his sword to help when there is an injustice. He is a typical young knight. However, the result of his chivalry is the destruction of his family. It is really disappointing... I watched Swordsman in disarray. It was Lu Songxian's version of the TV series at first, and then Li Yapeng's version. The last book I read was about ten years ago... I seem to remember that Lin Pingzhi appeared on the road to injustice because Yue Lingshan (disguised version) was molested, and I can't remember Lin Pingzhi clearly. Did you know about this incident later? You must have known it... Although everyone knew that the Qingcheng faction was plotting the sword manual, and there was no other excuse for it, but after all, this was the direct trigger of the incident... Lin Pingzhi's tragedy is also a circle, echoing from beginning to end.

I feel very sorry for Lin Pingzhi. His tragedy felt inevitable. Unless he has the enlightenment of an eminent monk, he lets go of his hatred and just takes care of his own life.

Xiaoao actually has a lot of metaphors. Almost every character represents a type of group of people in society.

This is why others say that the women in Gu Long's books are truly free and open, but I always feel that they are a bit too free and start to play with their lives. Of these two people, one has written all the gentle women in the world, and the other has written all the vicious women in the world. Probably in the eyes of men, women are divided into two categories, obedient and vicious. But there is nothing strange about this. In the eyes of women, men are only divided into two categories, loyal and passionate.

I don't know what to say. I feel that the turning point is a bit sudden. I have always felt that this brother should be a righteous man until his death. Why did he turn dark inexplicably? Yes, it's not inexplicable. It's because everyone is plotting against him, but I still feel that a person like him is supposed to be one-dimensional until death, and then suddenly he turns dark. At first, I really thought that he was that kind of person in the world. Thousands of people felt sorry for me, but I couldn't feel sorry for the world. Even if he is a dark person, he should be a kind of character who is both good and evil. At worst, he should be a big devil who is upright and upright. How come he suddenly turned into a villain? Became a copy of Yue Buqun??? This kid also looks like he's on the wrong set.

I didn't feel this way, because I realized from the beginning that Tian Boguang is probably a character like Ouyang Feng. Women seem very angry about this kind of thing, but men, they may not really realize what a big deal it is. After all, the person who is raped is usually not a man, and after all, the person who dips into the pig cage is not a man. It is difficult for a male author to empathize with this. This is really not what the author meant to write, because Tian Boguang is really like Ouyang Feng in most cases. He is somewhere between a villain and a decent person. He does villain things, but he has all the loyalty of a decent person. Linghu Chong tried his best to save Yilin, and Tian Boguang could have killed her countless times, but he kept his promise every time. Moreover, Tian Boguang has indeed done personnel affairs. It can only be said that men will never understand why women can be so angry about this kind of thing. I feel that what the author of this book wants to write more is that there is no absolute good or bad, and everyone is struggling and sinking in this world.

I think Lin Pingzhi is so miserable. He is the most miserable rich man and handsome man in Jin Yong's works. He is even worse than Murong Fu, You Tan and Song Qingshu combined. He was a young master with a sense of justice. He helped Yue Lingshan, who was disguised as an ugly girl, accidentally kill Yu Canghai's son. Now Yu Canghai had more reason to attack his family. I really feel that among the characters who appear in this novel, Lin Ping is considered the most normal and kind-hearted person at first. If Linghu Chong hadn't been attracted by Ren Yingying, he would probably be more cannon fodder than Lin Pingzhi. If Lin Pingzhi was in a world where Tianlong Shoots the Condor and Yitian, he really wouldn't be so miserable, but he ended up in Swordsman (of course the worst thing was Liancheng Jue).

This sentence about good looks really makes me very complicated. . . It is true that no matter how the versions are produced, Li Jie and Chen Xiao are very good-looking (starry eyes and big face), but what is more attractive about this character is that he struggles as a complete weakling in this twisted and dark place where no sunlight is seen, and finally loses his kind and chivalrous nature and goes to ruin. The process of destruction; if any of us were in his condition, we would probably have green grass on the grave long ago. His persistence and distortion reflect the darkness of this environment, giving people a sense of despair and drowning, so every time I watch Swordsman, there is a subtle sense of absurdity.