Mr. Jin Yong's novels, except for a few novels such as " Yue Female Sword " and "Mandarin Duck Sword", basically have multiple versions of film and television drama works. Such as "Shooting the Eagle Trilogy" and " Swordsman " are popular adaptations. Almost every time a new version is broadcast, it will cause a sensation.
However, about the main villain of "Swordsman", Yue Buqun, many people interpret it as a very classic. For example, Hong Kong TVB's Wang Wei and CCTV version of Weizi. Speaking of which, the two mentioned by Xia Kejun are old drama bones in the film and television industry, and Wang Wei has passed away. The two classic roles are countless, and Yue Buqun is undoubtedly the classic of these two actors. one!
But judging from the description of the original work, Xia Kejun believes that Wang Wei's Yue Buqun is more in line with common sense than Wei Zi's Yue Buqun. why? Let's first look at the comparison of two stills, which must be the comparison of stills with the same lens. Xia Kejun believes that after the Five Sacred Sacred Sects Conference should be selected, the Sword Sect of Five Sacred Sects competed against the sword in the Songshan Fengchantai. Because, after this battle, Linghu Chong discovered that Yue Buqun had practiced evil swordsmanship.
The above two stills, one is Wang Wei and the other is Weizi's. Comparing the two, we can see that Wang Wei's Yue Buqun is still pretending, and Weizi's Yue Buqun seems very enchanting!
Why does the knight say that Wang Wei's Yue Buqun is more in line with common sense?
Because Linghu Chong knows the origins of the Sunflower Treasure and the Evil Sword Technique, and Linghu Chong has fought against Oriental Unbeaten, which means that Linghu Chong knows that after practicing this kind of martial arts, his whole person's movements will change. For example, the feminine movements of the Oriental Undefeated are particularly obvious.
And we look at the Lin Pingzhi after practicing evil swordsmanship, which also has this characteristic. When Lin Ping Yilu chased and killed Yu Canghai , Linghu Chong and Hengshan faction met Lin Pingzhi who was chasing Yu Canghai in a small town.
"He has a wonderful body, with one sword and one finger, extremely elegant, and in his demeanor, he has the style of the'Jade Girl Sword Nineteenth Style' learned by the female disciples of the Huashan School, but with a three-point evil spirit. "
The above paragraph is a description of Lin Pingzhi’s swordsmanship of warding off evil spirits performed by the disciples of the Qingcheng sentin Somewhat consistent. But do we look weird!
Where is the strange? In this small town, Linghu Chong looked at Lin Pingzhi’s body and knew that Lin Pingzhi had learned the swordsmanship of warding off evil spirits, and when the Songshan Fengchantai competed with swords, Linghu Chong was blinded by acupuncture in Yue Buqun. Only after Zuo Lengchan had that thought. In other words, when Yue Buqun was fighting Zuo Lengchan in a life-and-death battle, he did not show any trace of practicing evil swordsmanship.
From this point of view, Yue Buqun has always been hiding the secret of his practice of warding off evil swords. Except for and Ning Zhongze, the pillow man of Yue Buqun noticed that there was something wrong with getting along day and night. In addition, Lin Ping had long known that the family handed down swordsmanship belonged to Yue Buqun, and Zuo Lengchan had sent spies in the past. Lauderno learned the exact information of Yue Buqun. Others did not know that Yue Buqun had practiced evil swordsmanship.
Therefore, the knight will say that Wang Wei's Yue Buqun is more in line with common sense. As for the performance of Weizi's Yue Buqun in the battle against swords, laymen who are martial arts will see that Yue Buqun has practiced very strange martial arts. Putting it in the context of "Swordsman", Linghu Chong saw Yue Buqun's performance in the battle to win the commander.It shouldn't be until Yue Buqun stabs Zuo Lengchan to realize that Yue Buqun is the same as the invincible Dongfang!
Why are the kings like this?
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