First of all, this movie has been released for a long time. I wanted to watch it before, but I couldn't find the resources. Some time ago, I accidentally found resources on Youku.
So I watched this movie at home during the break, and it has been difficult to let go since then, and the princess we saw stopped at the sentence she said to Zhang Wuji, "Look for me in most of the time", thinking that there should be the next one. After all, the story hasn't been told yet. Later, I asked Du Niang to find out that the film had a bleak box office after it was released that year, so it is not a pity to terminate the filming of the second part.
I personally think this is the closest to the original. Zhang Wuji loves one when he sees one, doesn't like it and refuses the other, enjoys the kindness of different women to him, but he is always swaying, and it is now a scumbag design, but in the book and TV series They all used the poor background and the "righteousness" in the mouth to cover up the character, but in the movie, he quickly turned his face after he deceived the Jiuyang divine art with deep scheming. Facing the position of the leader, he clearly wanted it but he had to pretend to refuse. The laughter in the secret room is definitely the laughter of the villain, it is simply wretched.
As for Zhou Zhiruo in the film, her mind is so vicious and her organs are exhausted. At first, she thought that Zhang Wuji would become the head of Wudang, so she deliberately approached. Later, knowing that he could not practice martial arts and become the head of Wudang, she teamed up with Song Qingshu to seduce and humiliate Zhang Wuji. A woman with a deep mind, otherwise how could she live under the powerful Ding Minjun, and get the trust of Shitai Mie Mie, and become the head of the Emei sect? It is nothing more than good at disguise, pretending to be kind and weak to win sympathy.
I don't know if it's because of the big difference between the book and most people's perception of the characters, which led to a fiasco at the box office. It's a pity that it was released so long ago that it's impossible to know. It's a pity that there is no second part. Where is the money now and the actors who were so suitable back then?
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