What are the fascinating villains in film and television works?

Whether it's Jin Guangyao in The Untamed or Jin Guangyao in The Father of the Magic Way, Jin Yao's interpretation of a Yao is really in place. It's a pity that A Yao has to carry some pots for the drama version, but I want to explain here that there are really many things that he didn't do, that is, the drama version can't be tainted, and the villain Jin Guangyao has to carry the pot.

Kim's death had nothing to do with him, which was admitted by the original author. Not entirely right, but this pot can't be completely buckled on his head. Just because Wei Wuxian didn't control Wen Ning, Jin was killed by Wen Ning, and the teacher elder sister did the same. He was not hostile to Chifeng Zun from the beginning, until Nie Mingzan kicked him down at Jinling Station and called him "the son of a prostitute", and he made up his mind to have Nie Mingzan. Before that, he had been afraid of and respected Nie Mingzan. He could only say that they were not the same person.

What distresses me most is that he climbed onto the golden platform from the mire all his life, just to prevent those people from calling him a "prostitute", but he was sealed in the same coffin with the person he hates most, and he will always be a prostitute when he is mentioned. Hundreds of Xianmen selectively forgot the 1200 watchtowers built by Jin Guangyao under the pressure of five years, and insulted him while enjoying the convenience he brought.

Jin Guangyao really didn't do anything wrong. Shouldn't Jin Guangshan have killed him? Asun shouldn't even be alive. He and Lu are both victims. Kim died because of him. He gave all his love to Ling Jin. He killed Nie Mingzan, but he was as good as ever. Nie may not be killed, but the last thing he should say is that this is Yao's lamella, which is the stain he wants to wash away most in his life.