The animation of "Mortal Cultivation of Immortality" has been updated to episode 57. Recently, I also published some critical articles on the adaptation of episode 57 and some confusing behaviors of the director. Taoist friends also have different opinions on this episode. Some p

The animation " Mortal Cultivation of Immortality " animation has been updated to episode 57. Recently, I also published some critical articles on the adaptation of episode 57 and some confusing behaviors of the director. Taoist friends also have different opinions on this episode. Some people think that this episode is well adapted and is still an episode of "Fengshen". Others think that these episodes are indeed a bit lengthy. There is absolutely no need to add such a character to Li Huayuan. Lots of drama. So today we won’t discuss the rights and wrongs between the audience and the director. Let’s just focus on the plot of this episode and take a look at the performance of the 57th episode in terms of content.

First of all, Han Li fainted at the beginning. Careful Taoist friends may find that this section uses a reverse order method. All the fighting scenes of Li Huayuan later are Wei Niang’s memories, and before the memories, we can clearly see that Wei Niang The arms of Mother and Senior Brother Song were wrapped with black gauze. Therefore, many fellow Taoists thought that Li Huayuan was gone at this time, and the black veils worn by Wei Niang and Senior Brother Song were for Li Huayuan.

In fact, regarding Li Huayuan’s ending, since the production team has not announced the final plot direction, we can’t draw a conclusion yet. But what we can make clear is that this black veil is not worn by Li Huayuan. In fact, Song Meng and Wei Niang wore black veils. The gauze is to keep filial piety for Senior Brother Liu. If fellow Taoists look back at the previous episodes, they will find that they were wearing it during the battle of Jinguyuan.

In addition, in this section, Han Li was unconscious and was rescued by Wei Niang and Song Meng. It is actually better to change it to Han Li saving Song Meng and Wei Niang. This would better reflect Han Li's caution, because depending on the time, Han Li flew from dawn to sky. Black, with Han Li's character, if he was injured and couldn't support himself, he would definitely find a hidden place to set up a formation to heal his injuries, instead of letting himself fall unconscious in the air. Originally, Han Li's escape was entirely dependent on himself, but in the animation, he relied entirely on others to save him. After the master rescued the senior brother, I felt that it was all based on luck. How did Han Li, who was so careless, become an immortal?

Let’s talk about this paragraph again. Many Taoist friends said that the production team handled it very well. In fact, we might as well think about it After thinking about it, why did Yunlu agree to Li Huayuan's bet? Is this reasonable? There is actually a better way to deal with it here. Yunlu can just imprison Li Huayuan directly or knock him away with one blow so that he cannot move, and then take Hongfu away forcibly. Li Huayuan has no other way. In this way, fans will not complain about the redundant plot. Of course, we all understand what the production team thinks. The reason why Yunlu agreed to the bet is because the production team wanted to give Li Huayuan a sensational scene, but the production team refused to say "too much is not enough"!

even said, I I feel that it will be almost over when Han Li and Li Huayuan part ways. The master-disciple relationship between Han Li and Li Huayuan has been established enough in the previous episodes, so the viewing experience will be better. Just like when I said goodbye to the five friends of Mengshan. It's subtle and restrained, not sloppy, but it still seems meaningful.

Or if the production team must add sensationalism, they can also follow the method of the anime " Zichuan " and open an extra chapter in addition to the main plot to supplement the side plot or flesh out the characters of some supporting characters. In this way It can improve some branch plots and flesh out other characters from the side without affecting the advancement and development of the main plot, thus making an effective supplement to the main plot, allowing the mortal world to be fully displayed, and bringing more content to the audience. Great viewing experience!

Finally, I will talk about some issues in the comment area. Many fans will express their opinions at the end of each episode. If they think this episode is great, then everyone will praise the production team. If this episode is not Very good, then fans will also put forward their own opinions and suggestions, but now there are some so-called "fans" who cannot tolerate different opinions in their eyes. If someone talks about the shortcomings of mortals, these so-called "fans" will go with them. There are various lines of dialogue, but I hope these fans can understand that the initial reputation and popularity of the animation were supported by fans of the book!

Now seeing the attention and popularity increasing, the production team began to break away from the original work and start working on various projects. It’s an adaptation. Anyway, there are fans of the original animation now. No matter how the fans of the original work complain, there will always be people in the comment area saying “Don’t watch it if you don’t like it”, “You can do it”, “I think this part is very reasonable” "Does animation have to follow the novel?" and so on. But to be honest, is blind flattery really conducive to the progress of mortals? Is it true that mortals have become gods as some "fans" say? Are there really no shortcomings in animation?