I just want to say one detail that hit me at that time, Reivew on Mojin: The Lost Legend

In fact, I was particularly stabbed by a detail. When S Yang fell, Hu Bayi immediately let go and fell to save her, without any hesitation, and the scene overlapped with the scene where Ding Sitian fell, the difference is that Hu Bayi did not Like twenty years ago, I could only watch Ding Sitian die.
The moment I saw this picture, what came to my mind was you jump I jump in Titanic and you jump I will not jump in Inception. Although Xiao Lizi didn't jump, Hu Bayi jumped instead, but they were both. A kind of growth and change:
for the former, he is no longer the impulsive boy; for the latter, he is no longer the powerless boy, but has grown into a man capable of saving the girl in front of him. This also echoes Hu Bayi's mental journey in the movie. He finally faced his own knot, thinking more about responsibility, being able to cherish and protect the existing people around him, and don't let himself leave any regrets.
Don't say it's just me thinking too much. []~(￣▽￣)~*

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