I still remember that the first time I heard the name Ice Sea War was in the introduction of Aimer's new song Torches. When I first saw those four cold words, I was not interested, plus At that time, the drama was not particularly conspicuous, or even in a situation where no one cared about it, so it was gone.
Until one day, in a 2019 drama recommendation from an up master, I saw this show. It can be said that the up main analysis is very good, and the description is also very exciting, so I clicked on the first episode on a whim. , Who knew that from then on, it would get out of hand and fall into the world of Wenlan, unable to extricate itself.
The first episode made me think about it for a long time, and it also raised a lot of questions, why Thors would rather trade eight sheep for the dying slave, and why the final scene was so shocking that I inadvertently burst into tears. This show took four episodes to describe a mighty, upright, and great father. From some of his simple experiences, it can be found that he was a cold-blooded and cruel Viking war ghost until he met Helga and was born. He had a child, which changed his life from then on. He began to hate war and yearned for Wenlan in his heart. Then I understood that what the eight sheep bought was not a half-dead man, but the perseverance in his heart, his determination to throw away his weapons, and his original intention of risking his life to start a life of living in the open air, in order to realize his The ideal hometown in his heart, the changes he made, so in the eyes of others, this transaction was a blood loss, but in his eyes, at least he kept the small piece of pure land that he tried to protect in his heart. In the last scene of the first episode, To Erfen's sentence hit my heart. I thought that my son's pride would go away with the wind and he would become angry and helpless, but he was pitiful and sympathetic. Where can those who escaped go?” Instantly made me cry, yes, then where can I go, I can only despair on the edge of death.
The fourth episode is a turning point. The subsequent plot begins to revolve around To Erfen's mental journey. Who knows, what the father left to his son is not the pure land in his heart, but the despair that makes him experience a cruel life again. In fact, I think Toerfin is just a chess piece to be slaughtered by others. He has nothing but hatred for him. I just feel pity for him and have no other feelings. I learned from my father to be patient with others since I was a child. Being enslaved by anger, his attention is always on others, made me feel like he was living for others without thinking about himself, so the last scene of episode 6 brought me to tears again, in the age of war, people are Panic, fearful, angry, and only a few people can comprehend the deep level. What is wrong is this war, not the soldiers who fought on the battlefield, let alone the children in their prime, the tears shed by the old woman. I feel unwilling, pity, and tears of love. God, how can there be such an unfair thing in this world, let a child endure the suffering and torture that his age can never bear, what has this child experienced to be so flexible and have that kind of eyes, it's really unfair , God, please look at this child. As the old woman shed tears, I also shed tears. Needless to say what happened after that, the title of Tool Fen is not a vain name, and the ruins brought about by the war can be seen everywhere.
The tight and detailed plot of the first twelve episodes is immersive, and the fight scenes and soundtrack are also excellent. The duel between Toerfin and Ashirat made me feel that Toerfin is even more pitiful. If one day he defeats Lao Xie, what will he become? I don't want to think about it or dare to think about it. Such as the lyrics in the op, "I paid the price and sold my soul, then tell me, when I give up everything, what is left of me", it's not Lao Xie's fault that Tolfen becomes like this, it's not the dice It is the fault of the head, but the fault of this world where the weak eat the strong, and the world that tends to be inflamed. In contrast, Lao Xie lived a very free life, but was still bound. The last twelve episodes are mainly about Asherat, the cruelty of the war and the fear of people's hearts are magnified. I can't help but think about what the war is for, for money, for power, or for peace. Everyone has a different answer in their hearts. The prince's transformation is quite gorgeous. If he loses something, there will be no change, and his purpose is to build a A beautiful and harmonious pure land on earth, this is also the reason why Lao Xie follows him. Then, why can't Lao Xie be king? I think it is because he thinks that he lacks the absolute confidence that a king has, and because he does not want to be disappointed in this world again. Like the lyrics in ed, "You're going to let me go, you're going to let me sink, no, I don't want to, and I know no one's going to help".
Everyone has their own ideal hometown in their hearts, and some people shy away, always huddled under the power and domination of others. Some people believe that the world will change for the better but still do nothing, thinking about relying on the strength of others to change the world. And very few people will choose to pursue the beauty in his heart without hesitation, and work hard to do it. It turns out that truth is in the hands of a few, and so is changing the world. So, where is your ideal hometown?
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