Film and TV Crossover: Chaoge

The heroine is a sword spirit Too simple Watching too much makes me feel that I am too childish. The male protagonist has a beautiful face from beginning to end That's outrageous In the second world, you recognize the wrong person The heroine still forgives He keeps saying that he is not in love Actually, it's still a bit Maybe I don't like the male protagonist very much So I have no desire to read anymore.

"The Song of Chaoge" takes the Shang and Zhou Dynasties as the scene, melting myth and history into an epic of human nature. The most shocking part of the film is that it strips away the cloak of fighting between gods and demons and points directly to the abyss of power and desire - Di Xin's tyranny and Ji Fa's struggle, both become individual tragedies in the current of the times. When the divine metaphor is reduced to a tool of control, the hero's resistance is sublimated into rebellion against fate: people are no longer puppets of gods, but fierce horses with flesh and blood tearing the sky apart. This burst of clarity and strength in desperate situations is like a spark in the dark night, illuminating the light of human nature that lasts for thousands of years.

At first I thought the heroine was quite innocent, but suddenly I realized that the end of innocence is transparency? This is my personal understanding. After all, I think what I said makes sense. Why didn't I think of it? They make sense at once. ​ The female protagonist is really good. I feel that the male protagonist is not worthy of the female protagonist. The female protagonist has been chasing him in several worlds. Just because the male protagonist has no memory and the female protagonist does, it is a bit difficult to comment on this setting. I feel that it would be better if the male protagonist was Emperor Donghua. His character and decisions would not be like Zheyan.