The follow-up to Prisoner Dragon
He was once known as a19871217 in the world of Qi Guwangdao
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This article was written more than two years ago... The author is really a conspiratorial and incompetent person... = =
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Thanks to the author! This article is really the most relevant to the image of Qi and Gu in the drama that I have ever read (although the villain's plan in the plot is indeed not very subtle and some of the layout is rough, but the flaws are not concealed: the wife's grasp and portrayal of the characters and the transformation of Qi and Gu's relationship from confidant and enemy to confidant and lover, It is the most appropriate and unobtrusive Qi Gu's story I have read). When Xiao Gu speaks cruelly, he can even be directly replaced by Gu's face in the drama. He is arrogant, ruthless, good at concealing, yet affectionate, and likes to talk to Qi Zi. Instead of being written as cold, aloof, resourceful, and resourceful, as in many works, Xiao Gu's character is described as cold, arrogant, and resourceful. It is clear that Qi Qi in the drama gives the impression of being gentle and cold, chivalrous and aloof. Although he seems to be a heroic hero at first, he knows how to play the piano and dance with swords and has confidantes all over the world. How can he be just heroic and chivalrous? Xiao Qi has much more tenderness and tenderness in his heart than Xiao Gu.
Speaking of which, the cold and aloof Gu is fine, but I always feel that it doesn't fit into the drama. It is clear that although Gu in the drama is very calculating, cruel and capricious, he is proud but not aloof and he is a talkative. He obviously has more lines than Qi in the drama. He dislikes San Luan Leng Xian, poisonous tongue Jin Lin and flattering Fu Zongshu, especially when facing Xiao Qi. In the final episode of the duel at the Jinluan Palace, Xiao Qi asked him to take action and shouted three times, "Do it, do it, do it, do it," but Xiao Gu didn't want to stop at all. What about your speed, your excellence, I know your swordsmanship very well. He went on and on, and finally said that he was still proud of himself before starting the duel. I almost laughed to death at that time, hahahahaha. And although the plot manager is brilliant in calculations, there are still times when the boat capsizes in the gutter. Therefore, the plot of Gu in this article gives me a very close feeling. Gu is not a god and it is impossible to calculate everything. Especially in the last part, when Qi and Zhuang Yin plot against Xiao Gu, there is a sense of deja vu as in TV dramas where Xiao Qi and Xiao Qi's teammates are inexplicably cheated all day long23333.
Xiao Qi in this article is also very close to the original drama. Unlike many articles, Xiao Qi is written like a tool man with no brains and is played around by Xiao Gu all day long. But in fact, I don't think Qi in the drama makes people feel stupid (but he is too obsessed with the morality of the world and love and justice to the point of being a bit stunned). He can manage the huge Lianyun Village, in the They are well-known in the world, understand the Seven Strategies, and are close friends with Xiao Gu. They are not intimidated by Xiao Gu's sharp ambition but admire and love them. They are both heroic figures. Xiao Qi is smarter than Xiao Gu, and Xiao Gu's martial arts is not as good as Xiao Qi. It can be regarded as a sympathy for each other when meeting opponents, rather than a too big gap. Otherwise, one of them has strong limbs and a simple mind, while the other has a mediocre martial arts skills, and there will be no tension in the original drama where the opponents know each other and kill each other. This article also well retains the character of Qi Qi, who often sacrifices his life for justice and is a bit suicidal, and hesitant to escape when faced with heavy blood debts (the author wrote at the beginning of the previous film that Xiao Qi even suppressed hatred and even wanted to forget Xiao Gu, which is a good continuation of Qi Qi's personality). Xiao Qi is not a perfect person, but he is chivalrous yet elegant, famous yet gentle, proud yet arrogant, and righteous yet affectionate. This made me fall in love with Xiao Gu when editing at Station B → to liking Qi Gu when reading fan fiction → and then liking Qi Gu even more when watching TV series. This mental journey has also been reversed and reversed again. So when I saw Miss Xiaomu in this article, I really called her my good sister, and it was exactly the same journey 233333. Confession to the author's wife again! Although my wife probably won't come back to read comments after so many years, I feel inspired to write such a long comment for the first time. Thank you again, my wife!
Thanks to the author! This article is really the most relevant to the image of Qi and Gu in the drama that I have ever read (although the villain's plan in the plot is indeed not very subtle and some of the layout is rough, but the flaws are not concealed: the wife's grasp and portrayal of the characters and the transformation of Qi and Gu's relationship from confidant and enemy to confidant and lover, It is the most appropriate and unobtrusive Qi Gu's story I have read). When Xiao Gu speaks cruelly, he can even be directly replaced by Gu's face in the drama. He is arrogant, ruthless, good at concealing, yet affectionate, and likes to talk to Qi Zi. Instead of being written as cold, aloof, resourceful, and resourceful, as in many works, Xiao Gu's character is described as cold, arrogant, and resourceful. It is clear that Qi Qi in the drama gives the impression of being gentle and cold, chivalrous and aloof. Although he seems to be a heroic hero at first, he knows how to play the piano and dance with swords and has confidantes all over the world. How can he be just heroic and chivalrous? Xiao Qi has much more tenderness and tenderness in his heart than Xiao Gu. Speaking of which, the cold and aloof Gu is fine, but I always feel that it doesn't fit into the drama. It is clear that although Gu in the drama is very calculating, cruel and capricious, he is proud but not aloof and he is a talkative. He obviously has more lines than Qi in the drama. He dislikes San Luan Leng Xian, poisonous tongue Jin Lin and flattering Fu Zongshu, especially when facing Xiao Qi. In the final episode of the duel at the Jinluan Palace, Xiao Qi asked him to take action and shouted three times, "Do it, do it, do it, do it," but Xiao Gu didn't want to stop at all. What about your speed, your excellence, I know your swordsmanship very well. He went on and on, and finally said that he was still proud of himself before starting the duel. I almost laughed to death at that time, hahahahaha. And although the plot manager is brilliant in calculations, there are still times when the boat capsizes in the gutter. Therefore, the plot of Gu in this article gives me a very close feeling. Gu is not a god and it is impossible to calculate everything. Especially in the last part, when Qi and Zhuang Yin plot against Xiao Gu, there is a sense of deja vu as in TV dramas where Xiao Qi and Xiao Qi's teammates are inexplicably cheated all day long23333. Xiao Qi in this article is also very close to the original drama. Unlike many articles, Xiao Qi is written like a tool man with no brains and is played around by Xiao Gu all day long. But in fact, I don't think Qi in the drama makes people feel stupid (but he is too obsessed with the morality of the world and love and justice to the point of being a bit stunned). He can manage the huge Lianyun Village, in the They are well-known in the world, understand the Seven Strategies, and are close friends with Xiao Gu. They are not intimidated by Xiao Gu's sharp ambition but admire and love them. They are both heroic figures. Xiao Qi is smarter than Xiao Gu, and Xiao Gu's martial arts is not as good as Xiao Qi. It can be regarded as a sympathy for each other when meeting opponents, rather than a too big gap. Otherwise, one of them has strong limbs and a simple mind, while the other has a mediocre martial arts skills, and there will be no tension in the original drama where the opponents know each other and kill each other. This article also well retains the character of Qi Qi, who often sacrifices his life for justice and is a bit suicidal, and hesitant to escape when faced with heavy blood debts (the author wrote at the beginning of the previous film that Xiao Qi even suppressed hatred and even wanted to forget Xiao Gu, which is a good continuation of Qi Qi's personality). Xiao Qi is not a perfect person, but he is chivalrous yet elegant, famous yet gentle, proud yet arrogant, and righteous yet affectionate. This made me fall in love with Xiao Gu when editing at Station B → to liking Qi Gu when reading fan fiction → and then liking Qi Gu even more when watching TV series. This mental journey has also been reversed and reversed again. So when I saw Miss Xiaomu in this article, I really called her my good sister, and it was exactly the same journey 233333. Confession to the author's wife again! Although my wife probably won't come back to read comments after so many years, I feel inspired to write such a long comment for the first time. Thank you again, my wife!