This story with the poignant beauty of Japanese samurai and the suaveness of ancient martial arts was something I was looking forward to a long time ago. Today, I went to station B to watch the dark animal husbandry version. The blood into oil in the blockbuster really destroys the beauty of violence. The simple summary of the plot is that a wandering swordsman escorts a Zhengtai who is being chased and killed, and finally the former confronts another swordsman at the peak.
The name of the movie is Stranger: No Emperor Blade Tan (I always see it as a Stranger: No Emperor Blade Tan TWT). The aliens are not only the wolf of the Rakshasa who is regarded as a beast with blond hair and blue eyes, but also the red ghost Wuming with dyed black hair, Zhengtai, who came to Japan from the Ming Dynasty with a dog who loves dogs, and the waiter who seeks the elixir of immortality for the emperor. Ming Dynasty people in exotic land.
Luo Lang, a foreigner who served in the Ming Dynasty, is tall and mighty, almost always filled with loneliness, but he is superb in swordsmanship, and puts all his emotions on Wu Chi, who is looking for someone who is enough to fight him. One of the cute points is to speak non-standard Chinese to Japanese and Japanese qwq to Chinese. The most impressive thing is that when the old man Bai Luan was about to shoot Wuming to death at the end, he decisively slashed him with a knife. At the last moment, he is truly a living, painful person.
Nameless, when he appeared on the stage, he was amazed by the handsome look of this unruly unruly man with messy hair, especially the frequent "so handsome" in the barrage. He has a humorous personality, often teases Tsai Taro, and is "greedy for money" from time to time. He can cook, rob and take care of others. He is simply a good man in the house! ! And he flashed the nightmare of killing the former lord's wife and daughter many times, so he knew that he was a person with a story, maybe that's why he always took good care of Tsai Taro. When Zai Taro had an accident, he roared at the monk who betrayed Zai Taro, and hurriedly took Feimaru to Shishiyin Village to rescue Zai Taro who was about to be sacrificed. It was great that Zaitaro wielded a decisive murderous sword when he was sacrificed in blood.
Tsai Taro, a Chinese child with a special blood that has been seen in a hundred years, has been tracked by the Ming Dynasty regiment seeking elixir, so he always has all kinds of doubts about people in his heart. Lots of bad ideas. At the beginning, he directed the clever and cute dog Feimaru to lure away the farmer and steal fish and water by himself. A dog lover, a complete "dog slave". Fei Wan was poisoned, and said to Wuming angrily and anxiously, "If Fei Wan dies, you won't get any reward" and "Can the horse be faster?" With nameless all kinds of confrontation, knife mouth tofu heart. The ending took Wuming to ride by the lake where the stars are shining and it was really beautiful.
There are also Bai Luan who will do anything to pursue immortality, brother Feng Wu who fights as a soldier to the last moment like a girl with a white eagle, and two glamorous young warrior sisters (especially the one who is hard to let go of the one who was pierced through the heart by Wan Jian) ), the knotweed who doesn’t want to live under others, the handsome little brother Shigetaro who wants to marry the princess Ogigi (?), all of you as passers-by in the group performance... The whole picture has a strong Japanese poignant and beautiful samurai style, and it is absolutely brilliant like a falling scarlet. cherry.
Ren Tan, or Ren Tan is better. Tan is the raised connection between the blade and the hilt, something like a mushroom umbrella cap. This means that the war is raging, and the waves are walking everywhere with swords. The fighting scene between the swordsman Wuming and Luo Lang is hearty, and the two sides stab each other (the scene between Luo Lang and Wuming's face, who is suspected of blushing, is actually blood, was sold by the bone club). At this moment, the broken jade green jade fell, the sacrificial altar full of dead bodies was desolate, and the blood splashed like a flower on the other side. In the end, Zai Taro took Wumingfei to the road of light, making Wuming's death an open ending. Personally, I am more inclined to die without a name, because of the "No Emperor Blade Tan", Wu Huang, that is, the two masters, both passed away.
[In the boy's heart, the man is still alive. ——From station B]
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