Reflections on the first round of customs clearance of Legend Sword for more than a month

= = = First of all, regarding the following comments, I have no motivation to disclose the plot. If you haven't cleared customs, please ignore it directly! ===

After waiting for a year and playing for more than a month, I finally passed the test. From the plot point of view, I feel more touched, such as Lan Sheng's previous life, Redjade's loyalty, Wu Xianjing's pleasure and enmity, and Princess Fang Xun's consistency, which also left some questions and regrets. For example, why didn't Shao Gong directly find an opportunity to grab the "Jade Cross" from King Shan, but he was willing to catch the monster cottage instead? Why does Xiangling, who can change into a human figure, get lost in the downtown area as a fox (her joining seems abrupt)? Here, I will write down some regrets, puzzles, etc. I hope friends who love Gu Jian can discuss them together!

First of all, Tu Su's official story is that he escaped from Tian Yong when he was accused of killing his classmate. But he is doing chivalrous things, entrusted by Qin Chuan Su Jia to save people in the monster stronghold. So, what is the purpose of his escape from the inheritance?

1, save the mother to find Xiancao (completely denied, and later heard that Shaogong said there was a way to bring back the dead, and this idea came into being. )

2, to escape the guilt of killing my roommate (completely negative, from Fang Meilin's plot, we can know that he didn't know my roommate's death. Besides, he is the protagonist after all, and can't be so evil. )

3, rebellious personality, disobedience to Tian Yong City (completely denied, his master Ziyin did not hesitate to separate the soul from the body in order to save his life, dreaming of expelling nightmares for him, so he was seriously injured and closed, so he was so unfilial? )

4, pure chivalry (negative, one knows that he has uncontrollable suffocation in his body; Second, the disciple of Tian Yong City can be sent by the leaders to do heroic deeds, such as finally saving the coastal residents, and he escaped. )

5, looking for the enemy who killed his loved ones (basically no, he has lost that important memory, talking to himself in Wuling Mountain Stream, not wanting to take the initiative to take revenge. )

6. Shao Gong planned and guided him to come here (basically no, although a little logical, but Shao Gong didn't know until later that Tu Su was the one he was looking for. )

To sum up, I was very depressed about Tu Su's appearance at first, and I felt as if I had deliberately met Shao Gong, Lan Sheng and Yu Heng. In this regard, I hope everyone can solve the problem.

Second, at the end of the story, it's a pity that Chu Chan's fate has never been explained. Obviously, she is the most important supporting role in the prologue, and there is no one. From the dialogue between the characters in the preface, we can feel that Han Yunxi's feelings for cicada are very caring. Although he is a little naughty, his motives are pure. Besides, cicadas have appeared in Tu Su's dreams, which is very important for Tu Su to know her childhood friends. Then, even if she died in the initial village disaster, why not briefly explain the plot? What is the role of setting this character in the preface? What effect does this have on Tu Su's emotional psychology when he grows up, and on his memory recovery? Maybe I'm too stupid, or I hope someone can answer my doubts.

Third, the suspense of Jin Niang in Jiangdu City. When the story develops to the point where the protagonist needs to count his fate, it is normal to lead out the role of Jin Niang. However, the strange thing is:

1. How did Shao Gong know Jin Niang? In other words, as a smart young man, everything he does can be regarded as purposeful. However, in his soul-crossing life, what's the point of knowing a woman who can predict and calculate without emotional entanglements?

2. The entanglement between Jin Niang and A Xiang came suddenly, but it didn't develop, which is puzzling. No matter what the past life was like, A Xiang was a fierce Hai Dongqing (Qidan Falcon) and didn't know Jin Niang. It really doesn't make sense to highlight the emotional relationship between the two simply for the sake of entrusting the injured A Xiang to Jin Niang in the future.

3. Jin Niang, who can calculate, left a mysterious impression from the beginning. However, in do or die, when Tu Su and others delivered letters for her, she walked off the altar, and her experience and surprised reaction were just like ordinary people.

To sum up, the establishment of this role is a great pity.

Fourth, female doctors in tea shops in the suburbs of Jiangdu. She made her debut in the main story and then sank to the bottom of the sea. She was only mentioned in the conversation between Xiangling and Lansheng in Qinglong Town. But judging from the ending, she should have little to do with Xiangling (Xiangling finally returned to her uncle's kingdom). Even if she is Xiangling's mother, as a character who does not hinder the overall situation, she should leave suspense for the players to imagine, and can directly explain the reasons for not avoiding after the story is over. So, what is the significance of setting up this official role? If a follow-up story will be designed for her in DLC, I am looking forward to it, otherwise it will be a pity.

Why did Tu Su promise his brothers and sisters to return to Tian Yong city in three years? For the other characters in the plot, his personality is very distinct, and his words are few and correct. Knowing the result, he would never tell a white lie. For players, the final outcome is already very clear, so there is no need to design this dialogue. As mentioned above, if DLC will design a follow-up story for this "commitment", I am looking forward to it, otherwise it will be a pity.