The Eight Parts of Demi-Gods: the Legend of Zhu Zi
天龙八部:朱紫外传
by Zhu Zixin (朱紫心)
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 120k Words
- Genre
- Multi-Orientation
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Stats
Tags
- ThemeEastern Fanfiction
- POVFemale Lead
- Age18+
- Bickering Lovers
- Destined Pairing
- Martial Arts
- Past & Present Lives
- Second-Chance Romance
- Sweet Story
Synopsis
"Never ask about fantasy and reality in dreams The waterside pavilion outside Suzhou City is deep I've always been crazy about regret and hatred Burying lonely souls at the head of Qingshi Bridge" "Xingxiu Sea: Refining Love and Hate" Knowing that there is destiny but no separation, who will be tossed around in life? Purple purple seizes Zhu Feizheng for evil charm On the edge of the cliff, I don't ask you if you will ever die." ——"Unraveling the Red Dust" When you first enter the mortal world, you don't know the pain, but suddenly you look back and you are already a person in pain. If I had known that he was such a stumbling block to people's hearts, AhZi, would you still fall in love with him? The little devil Azi was reborn after his death. How will the reborn Ah Zi change the world of Tianlong? The mountains and rivers are in foreign lands, the wind and the moon are in the same sky, sending all the Buddhas to form a common destiny. [Explanation] The ending of this article is HE, you can eat it with confidence, there are occasional heart-wrenching scenes, and then there is the sugar-sprinkling part. About Azi: In the book "Tian Long Ba Bu", very few people like the character A Zi, and even hate her very much. Thinking that she is cruel, vicious, erratic, and a pure bad person. In fact, this is not the case. When we look beyond the surface, we will find that Azi is a pitiful person and she also has shining points. As we all know, Azi grew up in the Xingxiu Sect, and she was exposed to all the cunning, cunning and unscrupulous tactics. The ways of survival she knows are all honed under the law of the jungle where the weak eat the strong. With such a background of growth, even a kind-hearted person will find it difficult to achieve nirvana without being stained. Her willfulness is self-protection when no one is protecting her; her cruelty is her survival instinct in a dangerous situation. Some people will be upset because Ah Zi poisoned the waiter's tongue, but that's not the case. Let's read the original text: After Ah Zi "angrily scolded" the bartender for adding the word "little" after his name, the bartender not only didn't listen, but continued to call Ah Zi a "little person"; Continued He also said, "Not to mention that girls only wash their hands, I even drank the foot-washing water after washing my feet." Now it seems like this is just a simple joke, but in ancient times, women's feet were particularly valued. In ancient times, the bartender's words were undoubtedly frivolous towards Ah Zi. If it were Mu Wanqing or Zhong Ling, the poisonous arrows and lightning ferrets must have rushed towards the waiter, but Ah Zi only cut off a short section of his tongue to render him speechless. Compared to the following scene where Lion Roarer (Mo Yunzi) poisoned the waiter to death with one palm, it was obvious who was more cruel and who was more vicious. However, the bartender not only said "I am my father", but also cursed others. I have no sympathy for such a corrupt person. Some people also accused Azi of torturing You Tanzhi into a dehumanized state, which indeed showed her cruel side. But You TanZhi was submissive and had no opinions. He forgot his righteousness when he saw a beauty. He was tortured like this and still stalked Ah Zi. This was all his fault. On the other hand, Huang Rong smashed Ouyang Ke's leg with a huge stone, Zhao Min slaughtered Yuan soldiers and chopped off people's fingers. Their cruelty has something in common. How can we treat Azi's cruelty favorably? In some film and television dramas, Azi is a flat character from beginning to end, and I think this is a bit deviating from the original work. The twenty-sixth chapter of the original book said, "At this time, Ah'Zi was quite docile, and her former surliness was no longer seen. Xiao Feng also faintly saw a little shadow of Ah'Zhu in her." This shows that Ah'Zi's "evil" can be changed. If Ah'Zhu had not died, he would have taken care of Ah'Zi wholeheartedly; if Ah'Zi was loved, how could he kill people indiscriminately again? There are also people who hate Ah Zi's way of doing things. In fact, it is just a naughty child who likes to play pranks. After all, Azi is only fifteen or sixteen years old, and it is normal for her to like to watch the fun and quarrel. She teased Chu Wanli and Zhong Ling just because they were honest and easy to bully, but she actually had no ill intentions. As the most written female character in "Dragon", the real moving thing about Azi is her fiery and pure love. So why did Azi fall in love with Xiao Feng? You know, Xiao Feng exposed Ah Zi's pretending to be dead and revealed her inheritance. Logically speaking, Ah Zi should hate Xiao Feng very much, but why did she fall in love with him? I think there are two main reasons: one is Xiao Feng's unparalleled martial arts, his heroic spirit and righteousness, which is completely different from the people of the Xingxiu sect. This unique charm deeply attracted her; the other is Xiao Feng's deep affection. Ah Zi witnessed Xiao Feng's despair and pain when he accidentally killed A'Zhu, and saw his deep love for A'Zhu. She was moved by this sincere emotion, and she also longed for this kind of true love. This shows that Azi's nature is kind. What she longs for is true love in the world, and she longs for the kind of care and care that is held in the palm of someone's hand. But Azi doesn't know how to love. She only learned how to kill people in Xingxiu Sect, but no one taught her how to love people. She can only love someone in her own way. Azi shot Xiao Feng with a poisonous needle. Some people only saw her viciousness, but ignored her affection. There are thousands of ways to love someone, and no one is right or wrong. What is gentle and considerate is love, but what is bold and unruly is not love, right? I believe that if Xiao Feng was not forced to death, Azi and Xiao Feng would definitely get married. It's a pity that Mr. Jin Yong's "Dragon and the Eight Parts" cannot be obtained. If the theme were changed, they would inevitably not meet their love. Azi's life is a life played by fate. She has never felt true warmth and kindness, and she wanders in loneliness and despair. Her hateful actions are just the scars left by a soul lacking love while struggling in the world. When we look at Ah Zi with compassion, we can understand her helplessness and sadness, and see the pity and deplorability hidden behind her perversity. Concept: Love is as bright as the stars, lovers will eventually get married