Introduction to the plot of TV series Luoshen

This play tells the story of Zhen Fu, who is known as one of the three beauties in the world. Because of her outstanding appearance and elegant expression, she has been wandering involuntarily in boundless love all her life, and there are also joys and sorrows.

Yuan was killed and left (Ada Choi) to marry him. Unexpectedly, Cao Zhi (Steven Ma) is saved by the sword of Cao Pi (Chen Hao). Zhen Fu is famous for her talent and beauty. She is also known as one of the three beauties in the world.

Cao Cao, tempered by her beauty, took care of her in the imperial court on the grounds that she was a descendant of an old friend, in an attempt to be a concubine for a long time, and was later declined by the clever and witty Zhen Fu as a heroic elder.

Cao Cao has many sons, especially the eldest son Cao Pi and the gifted scholar Cao Zhi. The two brothers secretly love Zhen Fu, and the original close brotherhood gradually becomes narrow.

Zhen Fu, on the other hand, was attracted by Cao Zhi's talent and secretly made a promise to Cao Zhi's heart. Later, Zhen Fu married Cao Pi, who later proclaimed himself emperor, but Cao Zhi, who was in agony, let himself go, and even made a famous poem "Ode to Luoshen" to express his feelings for Zhen Fu. However, Cao Pi, who was suspicious and jealous by nature, made things difficult for them in every way, so a good story was missed and ended in tragedy.

Plot appreciation

In fact, it is not easy for Hong Kong dramas to shoot ancient costumes, because there are geographical restrictions, and they can only work in the shed without real-life shooting, which inevitably makes the quality of the dramas look rough.

Ada Choi had a good understanding of her role in the play and made it very attractive. Her manners and even her inner temperament reveal the wisdom and skills of traditional women in China.

The most impressive scene was Cao Zhi's expression when he wrote the seven-step poem, which made him laugh and cry, showing the helplessness in troubled times to the fullest.