After reading it for the first time, I felt a bit like Jack Su, especially the priest in it was here to help the male protagonist hang up. The revenge plot in the later stage is also a bit weak, and the revenge is unparalleled in its simplicity and smoothness (at least the filming is very simple). This made me smell a trace of revenge in Jack Su Shuang's essay. But after thinking about it carefully, this masterpiece should be the originator of similar plots (such as: persistence, mysterious characters send copies, betrayal, revenge and redemption), especially when the female protagonist is attacked by the male second, it is very similar to Liancheng Jue, right? , but Liancheng Jue is much darker.
The existence of the pastor always makes me jump to the various masters in Jin Yong's works, and I feel that there are more or less shadows.
However, as the first to write such a famous novel that is often set and caused successive imitations by later generations, the author is nothing more than very powerful. A famous book is indeed a famous book, and perhaps reading a book can better discover its subtleties, and the film expression may be limited.
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