If Zhou Shengchen knew that his beloved Eleven jumped from the city wall he had guarded all his life and died for love after his death, would he put down the knife in his hand?
Everyone has a different understanding of this issue, but I think he still knows it, because in his heart, the justice of his family and country always comes first, and he will not abandon his beliefs for the sake of the times or anyone else. Therefore, he may have regrets and hatred, but he still will not rebel. When he put down the knife, wasn't it a sign of boredom? Tired of the intrigues and power struggles in the court, and besides, his Shi Yiye had already settled down, he was probably tired, he didn't want to be suspected anymore, he didn't want to explain anymore, he didn't want to show his ineffective loyalty anymore. Therefore, he will not rebel.
However, we all firmly believe that if he is allowed to watch his Eleven in danger or even die in front of him, he will never be able to bear it. If he was really allowed to endure her dying in front of him, he would probably go crazy. Therefore, we can only make Zhou Shengchen unable to resist Shi Yi's choice from the perspective of Shi Yi's actions. This may be the only way to save this BE aesthetic ceiling. Zhou Shengchen has no choice. He will not rebel or betray his beliefs. He is still the little Nanchen King with the world in mind. However, this time, he did not lose his Eleven and was with his Eleven naturally. As the saying goes, taking the path of Shi Yi left Zhou Shengchen with nowhere to go.
Purpose: "Chow Sheng Ru Gu" is the only drama that I have not dared to rewrite so far. I didn't want them to be sad and sad, so I rewrote it. Part of the plot was appropriated from the original author, which is not disrespectful.