White Jade Tiger: the Endgame of White Jade Tiger

The latest sequel to Gu Long's "White Jade Tiger". Zhao Wuji crushed the white jade tiger and walked out of the door. He did not kill Shangguan Ren, nor did he recognize him. After three years of undercover service, he pretended to be another person for the enemy who killed his father, but found that he could no longer distinguish between his enemies and his accomplices. In the undercurrent of the Tang Sect, Tang Que's see-through eyes were smiling. When the chess players made moves, everyone was a chess piece. When trust is shattered into white jade and revenge, what is left? An endgame with no winner is waiting for you. This is not a story of "successful revenge", this is a story of "discovering that everything is meaningless after revenge". The whole process anchors Gu Long's core proposition: there is no absolute good or evil, all choices have costs, revenge and liberation are both shackles. There is no winner for everyone, which is completely different from the clichéd ending of "The White Jade Dragon" that clearly distinguishes good from evil and forces a happy ending.