I don’t know why many people compare this drama with Quan You?
To make an analogy: can Harry Potter be compared with the Lord of the Rings? ...
I have read the original novels of Quan You and The Demon Hunter, and I have also played the console game~ "The Demon Hunter" is short and powerful, and the magical story is full of profound human nature exploration behind the appearance of the magical story. Why does the Polish president give the demon hunter as a national gift to the people of M country? Because the second game that relies on the original book implies a deep meaning: because of self-interest to interfere with the situation in other regions as much as possible, and the behavior of crossing the river to tear down the bridge is like Kodwin’s Hensett and Radania’s Radovide, ultimately suffering Only ordinary people.
The emphasis of the two dramas is different, both are novel adaptations, but one is a politically realistic work, and the other is a fantasy adventure novel with human nature exploration. Taking similar explanations in our own country, can the works of Cao Xueqin and Jin Yong be compared? One of the two works is partial to humanistic society innuendo and realism, and the other is based on the historical background of the world of chivalry, but they both explore how people choose, say, and do in society from different perspectives.
"The Demon Hunter" is similar to Jin Yong's novels in Eastern Europe. Its background is based on historically based European dark fairy tales, myths and legends and folk culture. In fact, it is a work that has a good understanding of Eastern European culture. The music instrument in the game also uses the almost lost bouzuki. Why is it not good? And the novels and games reflect the common people under racial discrimination and political struggle from the side. The most interesting thing is that in the novel, Geralt's identity as a bystander leads readers to observe the various prejudices and narrow paranoias of human society. After reading it Later, in daily life, I can't help but wonder if I also have a lot of unexplained prejudices. Quan You focused on the ruling class, and the Demon Hunter started with the subtleties.
Two novels with different focus, I just want to ask the keyboard man who made the most classic evaluation of who is inferior to who, have you seriously read the original novels of the two foreign languages? Novels with different brilliance must be measured by the same standard. Did you only learn to use one kind of evaluation standard when you passed the exam from a young age to a big one?
If one day, TV novels are full of plot settings similar to Quan You's, will Internet critics have to complain again: Why is the plot so homogenous? What about the original diversity? I also recommend friends who have not read the original book to remember to read the original book "Don't Be Evil Small".
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