The reason why I don’t feel that the heroine Mary Su is because when watching the film, I faintly feel that the suffering of the whole village is not because of Kun, nor is it because the heroine insists on raising fish. The flood should have been brought about by Qiu.
The name "Qiu" is taken apart as Qiushui. Based on the love to use "Zhuangzi" in the film, it can be fully associated with the passage in "Zhuangzi": "Autumn water is coming, and hundreds of rivers fill the river; Jingliu is so big, two There is no dispute between Changzhuya." Although the official setting is that "Qiu" has the ability to control autumn wind, in the film, "Qiu" and Qiufeng obviously have no relationship with Qiufeng, but have a lot of connection with water. For example, Qiu's grandma will open the sky and connect the water and the sky, and Qiu will obviously also have this super power.
Why do you vaguely feel that the catastrophe was brought about by Qiu while watching the movie? Because the disaster in the film changes with Qiu's mood. As Qiu gradually discovers that Tsubaki is more and more concerned about Big Fish, and Big Fish is more and more important to Tsubaki, Qiu's mood fluctuates greatly, and the weather becomes more and more abnormal. The four seasons are chaotic, and Qiu's mood is chaotic. . When Qiu threw away the big fish "for the sake of Tsubaki's good", Tsubaki recklessly jumped into the frozen river to find the big fish, and Qiu formally realized the fact that Tsubaki fell in love with the big fish-the soul of this human teenager. So there was the scene of Qiu going to get drunk and then shouting "You got the love of a god". Qiu's anger (although he barely showed it) and the unquenchable inner pain escalated, causing the flood to come. Chun blamed herself very much in the flood. Chun is actually not Mary Su, but has been blaming and atoneting for her sins, killing a human teenager. She wants to redeem her sins and save Kun. With less than half of her life span, she blames herself for not being able to take care of her parents. As a result of the disaster, she used her life to atone for the sins. Chun died in the great flood, and this flood came because of Qiu, so Qiu's kind nature made him inevitably have to change Chun's life in turn.
There are a few details in the film that seem to remind everyone of the relationship between Qiu and the disaster. One is that when it rains heavily, some people say that the rain is salty and there will be disaster. The rain is actually Qiu’s tears. When the flood came, the whole people gathered together to resist the disaster, but Qiu neither suffered nor actively saved people. He was basically an outsider because he was the flood itself. There is also the last easter egg. The Lingpo resurrected Qiu, indicating that Qiu will be his successor. Please note that Lingpo said that he was a god who made mistakes. He had to be punished to take up the position of Lingpo and endure hundreds of years of loneliness. And Qiu, if he did not make any mistakes on the surface, he is a heavenly word. The good man number one, who gave his life to the beloved girl, why did he have to atone for his sins? The reason for guessing is that he caused the flood. This mistake is worth being punished.
In addition, regarding Qiu's identity, Qiu has no parents. According to his own lines, he is a god, unlike Tsubaki and the people of Tsubaki, who are not gods. This point remained puzzled until yesterday I saw a Tucao film review, saying that the movie was going to be installed and not installed in place. There were only four gods in the five gods of Jinmu, water, fire, and earth, and the gods of water were gone.
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reading this Tucao I understand, God is not the absence of water, presumably marsh is the god of water. A god who has made a big mistake is exactly the same as the Lingma, no wonder he is the appointed successor.
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Above, irresponsible guessing. I still recommend everyone to see it, after all, the picture is really beautiful!
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