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[Fire at Me | What kind of garbage is this ending of "Phoenix Plays with Dragon"? Is Old Lady Jiang just trying to make easy money at her age?]
[Rt, the finale of "Phoenix Plays with Dragon" aired tonight. I've been waiting in front of the TV all night, and this is the finale.]
Mei Liang's inner demon was changed to a world-saving divine doctor, Pan Jinlian's inner demon was changed to a leader of an uprising, and Tian Juan, who originally had a lot of screen time, was completely removed from the list!
The most disgusting thing is that the marriage between Xiao and Xie was completely ruined! Xie An spent the rest of the time in jail [angry][angry]
Does Yi Tianzhao have a grudge against Old Lady Jiang?
【Huh? Fengmei didn't marry Xie An? Then I'm definitely going to watch it! I almost gave up on the ending several times because of this [laughing emoji]】
[The original poster is clearly a devoted follower of Xie the eunuch; unable to marry his goddess, he resorts to torturing and insulting this person and that person.]
I think it's pretty good, though I haven't read the novel. The novel's writing style is too pretentious, I can't stand it.
[Even someone who hasn't read the original novel can bark like a dog on the Xia Ba forum [laughing emoji]]
[The drastic changes are true, but it's not bad that Mei Sangeng hasn't lost his highbrow appeal. The most undeniable thing is that Madam Du's whitewashing is impossible, lol.]
[The original novel didn't portray Madam Du as particularly evil, so there's no attempt to whitewash her.]
[In the original story, she and Hongyao were having an affair, and the two of them killed her husband to be together. Isn't that just like Pan Jinlian? The movie's adaptation is hilarious.]
[This rumor has been debunked for years. In the original novel, Lady Du was an agent planted by the emperor; she only used Hongyao and had no real relationship with her. In the era of "River Waves," how could one write photoshopped mirrors? Although the Prince of Nanxiang died, he wasn't cuckolded.]
[In the end, wasn't it Lady Du who killed the Prince of Nanxiang? He wasn't exonerated.]
Which is nobler: killing for the emperor or joining a peasant uprising to kill? Isn't this whitewashing? [Laughing]
What? Fengmei didn't marry Xie An? My heart broke when I saw the wedding photos on the stove; I didn't dare watch the ending [crying]
She didn't marry Xie An. Xie An spent half the movie retrieving the oranges from her vault, but they were never retrieved by the very end.
[I saw someone post wedding photos of Xie An and Xiao Fengque on the old wine shop forum. What, were they photoshopped by a pro?]
[These are stills posted by Yi Tianzhao; they're fraudulent. The scenes in the actual show are not included.]
[You upstairs probably didn't finish watching the movie, right? There's a post-credits scene after the credits roll.]
【[picture]】
[Damn, they got married in the Easter egg? Bro, what a disappointment!]
The fake marriage was a ploy to lure out a new mastermind. In the post-credits scene, after capturing the assassin, the two immediately remove their wedding attire.
[The wedding dress photos are from here.]
[They've worn wedding attire, bowed to heaven and earth, and are only missing the wedding night—what's the difference between this and a real marriage? [delicious]]
[I shook hands with the mom upstairs and she gave birth to the person upstairs [delicious]]
This floor has been collapsed.
This floor has been collapsed.
This floor has been collapsed.
[Having swallowed so many floors! I'm copying, a major battle?!]
[You're too late. The person on the 27th floor eliminated the person on the 26th floor, and the two of them went offline for real.]
I want to see rivers of blood flow when a fight breaks out.
I think this adaptation, despite its significant changes, is of excellent quality. It's better than the original work.
[Why are there all sorts of people on the Xia Ba forum? Even those who praise the heavily modified version and criticize the original can show their faces [embarrassing]]
[Since Jiang Shang Nongchaosheng himself revised it, that means the author approves of this adaptation. What's there to complain about? Criticizing Jiang Shang Nongchaosheng for making easy money is one thing, but calling the author's adaptation a "drastic change" is truly laughable.]
[Even changing Xie An to Xie Guigui isn't that a drastic modification? His wife is out there laughing and chatting with other men, talking about the stars and the moon, while he's in jail crying behind bars. Then, when he's released, Xiao Fengque beckons, and he's licking her boots like a dog. A cuckold's dream.]
[Green You**]
[You've mistaken the twelve men and women watching the stars and moon together for Feng'er talking about the stars and moon with other men. The real cuckold is someone else, and I won't say who it is. [Delicious]]
[There are always guys in this forum who project themselves onto Xie An, dreaming of marrying Xiao Fengque and reaching the pinnacle of life. However, if you project yourself onto Xiao Fengque, you'll know she wouldn't even look at Xie An, this useless Fei Wu. The ending being changed is a good thing, saves me from being disgusted.]
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[Tian Juan was a bugged character to begin with; deleting him to leave a cliffhanger is a good thing. Could a human possibly wipe out the entire Xiao family, leaving only a sachet?]
The suspense surrounding "Heaven's Weariness" has been debated for decades; no matter how it's acted, it loses its sophistication. It's better to leave it unresolved.
This version of "The Thirteen Heroes" is pretty good. It stays close to the original story, the fight scenes are great, and the punches feel real. The ending was quite thrilling.
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