The plot point of the whole film is Zhuo Yihang's question: "Is that you?" Zhuo Yihang's question is actually understandable. On the one hand, the master, junior, and other Wudang brothers and sisters who had cultivated himself since childhood and had the kindness of his father were slaughtered. If it was me, I would have some doubts about her. Of course, if this kind of question is replaced by an accusation, the movie will not be so interesting. For Lian Nishang, the environment she grew up in and Ji Wushuang, who raised her, made her suffer humiliation. She endured the humiliation and walked through the hot gravel road as an "ordinary person" in order to meet Zhuo Yihang and retire from the arena. However, the first thing I heard after seeing Zhuo Yihang was my distrust of myself, my heart was greatly hurt, and all my sacrifices and tears went to waste. Shock, unreasonable, disappointment, pain, resentment, and finally make her a terrifying white-haired witch. In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, when Wu Sangui led the Qing troops, and the descendants of the previous dynasties changed and the people were struggling, how long did the children’s love grow? However, in front of the love of children, how much weight does the emperor have? It's just that Zhuo Yihang and Lian Nishang never understood that where there are people, there is love and hatred, and where there is love and hatred, there are rivers and lakes.
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