How about Li Shaobai in The Legend of the Chivalrous Man?

1. These lines are intuitive but meaningful.

Every chapter, whether it is the protagonist or the supporting role, has many thought-provoking and telling the truth.

For example, in the previous chapter, Abbot Huiren said: The difference between Buddha and sentient beings is that there is no Buddha and all sentient beings have it. The more they have, the stronger their desire will be and they will want everything.

Desire expands to the extreme to form greed, which will be the source of evil.

The fight is real and the scene is beautiful.

Although there are not many special effects in this drama, the martial arts are very real, which makes people think that martial arts competitions should be like this.

Embroidered mother was killed in the rain, and confronted with a small white umbrella, which is still fresh in my memory.

3. The ending was unexpected

Different from other plays, the heroine Zhao Linger didn't accompany her. Bai Shao died and lived in the world, but the prince did not survive after he ascended the throne.

The ending is not the happiness of inertia. The new emperor vomited blood, laughing less and white one after another, causing countless speculations.

Why do you giggle? Is it sadness for the past or ridicule for the causal cycle? I think everyone will have different answers in their hearts.

4. The characters are lifelike.

Although there are no big-name stars, each actor has a distinct image and a clear division of roles and tasks.

In particular, Li Shaobai, the protagonist, did not appear as a hero or leader, but as an ordinary fortune teller, keeping a low profile and calm throughout the play.

Reference: Yujizw/CSQW/Xiansentanan.