Among the main characters, there must be a soul, which connects others. Song Jiang is in Water Margin, Bao Zheng is in Elvis Presley, Chen Jialuo is in Shu Jian's Life and Death Record, and Ling Xiaofeng is in Seven Swords Down the Tianshan Mountains. These soul figures are characterized by high status or martial arts, and status is more important than martial arts. Song Jiang is almost the lowest in 108, and Bao Zheng is just a scholar, but it doesn't affect their activity at all.
Ling Weifeng belongs to a person with high martial arts and high status. In terms of martial arts, except Yue Mingke and Nishang, there is no one worse than Ling Xiaofeng in Tianshan singles under the Seven Swords, although his martial arts is only slightly higher than that of Chu and Qi Zhenjun. I can only say that he is a close disciple of the Huiming Zen master of Tianshan School and a good friend of the tribes in Tianshan. Speaking of the villain Chu, he is still his own brother. As an anti-Qing figure, his position is far from that of Li Siyong, and he has no background. Compared with Yi, Mao Huanlian and Zhang, he is far behind, even worse than Gui, Han Zhibang and Wu. But it is such a person who, with his own efforts, has won the respect of the audience, and the Jianghu people will change their faces as soon as they hear Tianshan Mountain. It is precisely because of Ling Weifeng's various acts of kindness that the final climax of the story becomes the rescue of all, and Han Zhibang, his rival in love, is even willing to die for him. In order not to disappoint readers with Ling Weifeng, even his arrest was full of drama, not because he couldn't defeat the enemy, but because he suddenly attacked when he was about to win for decades without losing his heroic demeanor. In order not to let Ling Weifeng die after being caught, he was helped by Chu. The ending is also puzzling. It's better to forget about each other than to be in love with each other. I don't know if this sentence was initiated by Liang Lao. If it is the first one, I will definitely praise it. I can praise a person for being ugly. Anyway, I don't like handsome men and beautiful women in martial arts novels. I like ugly ones, but I can't see them anyway.
Judging from the coherence of the works and the development of the plot, Yi should be the first mistress, the daughter of Yang, a strange man beyond the Great Wall, and Nalan Minghui under the influence of the Qing Dynasty. In the previous generation, Duoduo and Hong Fei Towel, who had emotional entanglements, were all closely related to this woman and were raised by Ling Weifeng, who was both Yue Mingke and a martial arts practitioner of two factions. But compared with the lotus created out of thin air, I always feel that the momentum of the lotus is far above Yilanzhu. Although the budding Lotus ranks last among the Seven Swords in Wulin, it has gradually become a dazzling figure since Gui appeared. Some people compare this with Guo Jing and Huang Rong. Guo Rong is the absolute hero and heroine in The Legend of the Condor Heroes. Although Huang Rong is relatively weak in martial arts, he is extremely clever. Where is the lotus? Impressed by her intelligence, but also by her friendship with Nalan Rong Ruo, it was originally a good friendship, but when she finally got married, the author pointed out the regret of picking lotus. "Life is not perfect, Zhong Ming is naive and straightforward, what else can I ask for!" There may be such a regret, but it is still chilling to point it out. It turns out that they just met too late.
Gui is naive and straightforward, and his martial arts are extremely high. Naturally, he is a popular figure. Zhang Zhaohua didn't have many characteristics, and it was Ling Weifeng's deliberate arrangement that made him less brilliant. Wu is a new force of Tianshan School and a bright spot in the later period, but it appeared too late and there were too few opportunities for performance. Han Zhibang's story is another line. Although there are not many scenes, it has become a new force in the later period, and it is a bit sad to be arranged to die. Liu Yufang should have arranged to be the hostess. The girl who appeared by the Qiantang River was liked by Ling Weifeng and Han Zhibang, but she had too few scenes and became a walk-on. What else can I say? Nalan Rong is a completely different figure from Tianshan School. One is a real historical figure, and the other is a mediator between the two factions. He occupies a prominent position in his works, but he is also an unforgettable person.
When it comes to villains, Chu is the only one. Yue Mingke knew that Chu had deteriorated and Yang was dead, but the next generation should not intervene to solve the problem, so he took Ling Weifeng, a close disciple, to clean up Chu. Chu is smart and capable, and he is not only good at martial arts, but also good at dispatching troops. But he was defeated and fought many times, and the court didn't come blindly. Not only did he not be killed or demoted because of repeated wars and defeats. On the contrary, it has been reused many times, which makes people feel that the bad things in the whole "Seven Swords Down the Tianshan Mountains" are all done by Chu Zhaonan. There are still many good people and few bad people in the world, so the avatar in "The ashes of the Southern Emperor and the Northern Beggar" is Du Bad. Even the South Four Flags, which wrote all the bad guys in the world in Liancheng, was just a coward in Hua Tiegan. There are ten villains in Mr. Gu Long's "Two Prides in a Family", all of whom are lovely except Bai. Jin Shifu, who writes bad guys, is really a good cook. Lao Liang is very different. Although Chu Zhaonan is a classic image of a bad guy, there are too many people who can fight with him, so he has to rely on despicable means and even rely on the other party to forgive himself to continue the plot. In the end, he died too hastily. Speaking of Jin Yong's "Sword", it's quite like Chu. They are all noble children with high martial arts. They are not big disciples, but they persecute other disciples. Then they all became eagle dogs, and even their names had the word Zhao. It's just that Zhang is relatively more powerful and there are fewer people who can fight it. Chu Zhaona is much worse, except for the last time Ling Weifeng was lucky enough to be caught back, and he got almost nothing.
It is more appropriate to say that "seven swords go down to Tianshan Mountain" than "seven swords go up to Tianshan Mountain". After all the seven swords went to heaven and mountains, the story basically ended. Although the "Seven Swords" take Tianshan Mountain as their home, they are not ignorant of the world, but often go to Tianshan Mountain. Their legendary stories were compiled into poems and sung everywhere on the grassland. The ending is really good, but it's over like this, and it's inevitably a bit addictive. Next, I will watch "Three Women in the Jianghu".