This version of Yi Tian Tu Long Ji is completely filmed in the style of Hong Kong movies of that era, and there is nothing special about it. The key plot of the plot is not very different from the book, but the spider is missing, but Zhou Zhiruo's character has changed too much. Here, Zhou Zhiruo is a complete villain, who framed the protagonist, pretended to be weak, and did everything the vicious female sidekick did. Gigi Lai played really well, she was obviously a white lotus here, but she also played Zhao Min in the Hong Kong version of Eternal Sword and Dragon Saber, where she was a strange woman who dared to love and hate. I always thought that Zhou Zhiruo was a contradictory individual, she was not bad herself, but she fell in love with Zhang Wuji, but her parent-like master wouldn't let her love her, so Zhang Wuji was not affectionate towards her. If Zhang Wuji had feelings for her, or she would not have done so many wrong things. If her master wasn't so stubborn, she wouldn't be in a dilemma. There is a choice in front of her, the teacher-disciple relationship of the kindness of nurturing, or the love between the two children without guessing. Various elements have led to her blackening, she is pitiful and hateful, and that's why the whole person's character is very three-dimensional, but the design of Zhou Zhiruo in this film has no such contradictions at all, which makes me think that the adaptation is not very good . Zhao Min is so beautiful. Zhao Min in all versions of Yi Tian Tu Long Ji is very beautiful, and Xiao Zhao also looks very good at the natural beauties of that era who have not undergone post-processing. They are all beautiful and distinctive

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