1. After Lian's mother died unexpectedly, why did Lian prefer to run away from home without food or shelter, and later become a disciple of the monster, rather than let the family members raise him as a young master? Lian has been a beast fan since he was a child? Or are the people of this family more terrifying than youkai?
Details to be added here: Lian's parents' marriage has always been opposed by Lian's mother's family, which eventually led to divorce. The family has no respect for the female relatives (lotus mothers), etc.
2. Why did Xiong Che's former disciples run away? Although he is relatively stupid in teaching, he did not abuse his disciples, right? And his strength is one of the best among youkai.
It's okay to write him as a curse, right? (Eight years later, Lian learned a lot of swear words when she left the customs)
3. Lian said that it was because of everyone's upbringing that it was not swallowed up by the darkness, but the footage given at that time was the little red string of amulet that Feng gave. The relationship between Lian and Feng is so lacking that many viewers think that Feng's role is redundant.
The beginning of a relationship, as long as there is a small hope is enough. - Stendhal
There are more details about the relationship between Lian and Feng. Feng was moved by what? Why don't you run while fighting? Even if she has been bullied by her classmates, finally someone helps her so she decides to fight alongside her! (Although completely retarded) What moved Lian? Even if you feel that Feng knows a lot of things, you can!
Speaking of animation, it is easy to have such a problem of "don't know how the feelings of the protagonist are born". Live-action movies generally do not have it, because the actor's face is already very convincing.
If it was me writing it, I would be more ruthless and write the heroine as a marginal person who was bullied and tried to commit suicide. Such a high level of acceptance is not too surprising in comparison.
4. (If it weren't for the grandmaster conspiracy theory) Heihua Ichirohiko is so dick, the monsters in the whole city can't stop it, and Lian, who has a strong heart and can resist the darkness, only thinks of swallowing it up and perishing together, which shows that in "Son of Monsters" The most powerful force in the world is the darkness of the human heart? The three views are not right, supervise!
Speaking of which, I originally thought that after the Fengzui Cannon, Lian would have some kind of positive force (fetters), but I didn't expect to say it in vain.
In the end, I don't think Xiong Che's ending is bad. Originally, he wanted to be a master just to defeat the King of Pig Mountain, but now he is not alone in Lian's heart.
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