Epilogue of "The Legend of the Lotus Lantern"
The prequel is finally over, and Wubi himself didn't expect this volume to be delayed for so long.
Please allow Wubi to quibble. Ah no, please explain:
First of all, Sito must be mentioned once in every epilogue, and this time is no exception.
After all, the first volumes of "Celebrating More Than Years" and "Si Teng" set the general tone of the novel's follow-up, and the most successful ones are Ruoruo and Si Teng.
Leaving aside Ruoruo for the time being.
Wubi used a lot of ink and chapters to establish the role of Si Teng, but found that the more copies of her time travel, the more the character's "mystery" will be overdrawn. If it continues like this, Si Teng will gradually wither and lose Marginalized until written 'dead'.
(It’s not really dead. For the specific meaning, please refer to the previous "Statement of "Jiang Ye" in the epilogue of "Zhu Xian")
So when deciding to open the world of "The Legend of the Lotus Lantern" and "The Lotus Lantern", Wubi wanted to try to write a new character, which is the heroine Yang Chan in this volume.
By the way, I can also plant a foreshadowing. When I write about the critical moment of "Honghuang" or "Fengshen" later, emotions can be transmitted across space and the world, and affect another "Three Virgins".
seems to have failed
The role of Sato can stand up is largely based on coincidence.
Da Tiantian's beauty makes people more and more obsessed with it, the vine queen's cold, arrogant yet intellectually gentle character, and the pleasing costume show, just right plump, full of aura when she stops there.
It is not easy to establish a character that is gentle, not so unique, but equally impressive.
According to the feedback from some book friends, everyone seems to not like the "Yang Chan" in this volume that much. Looking back at Wubi, her character is indeed a bit "ordinary".
As for Yang Chan, it is expected that there will be another world interspersed between the prequel and the main story, which is the next volume "Dear, Beloved".
Reasonably stagger the time when Chen Xiang was born and grew up, and then let Zhou Ji come back to finish.
Then there are "Dear, Beloved" and "Sweet Honey, Ashes Like Frost".
Like Ruoruo and Su Taner, Fan Xian and Xu Fengnian in the past. If you want to write "Dear", it will probably be linked with "Xiangmi". Sabi hit the line.
(Wait. Why did I add 'we'?)
If you write about other dramas later, the same is true. In theory, one actor has two dramas, and the memory of the characters in the two dramas will affect each other across the world. It can be regarded as a supplement to the setting of this book.
Another explanation, "Dear Loved One" was the first to be finalized, and it is also Yang Zi's work that Wubi particularly likes.
There is no bullshit, no brain-dead 321 team, no sudden abandonment of teammates during the game to pick up girls, no blatant promotion of fake matches, except for a female reporter with a 10-minute plot at the end, everyone in the play is normal, everyone is normal , all normal people!
It’s really hard to find a normal person in the current TV series
How should I put it~ This is a drama that looks very comfortable. When it should be sweet, the corners of the mouth will inadvertently rise, and when it should poke the heart, people will be touched involuntarily.
Until now, Wubi’s most impressive scene is Xiaomi announcing his retirement. Wang Hao hid under the light stand of the arena, grabbed his hair, hammered his head one by one, and said to Xiao Ai sadly, "Dad is really useless." , Dad can't do anything well', Xiao Ai took his arm and called him 'Dad' in a crying voice.
That scene was so heartbreaking.
Of course, there is also Xiaomi’s part. I just watched Sylar’s video recently. Born at the wrong time, the hero is late, the last C in the golden age of CNDOTA, the most promising championship at the end of his career, sitting in the commentary booth .
In short, "The One I Loved, The One I Loved" is a rare and good domestic drama. If you haven't watched it yet, give me an Amway!
(end of this chapter)