I'm not mentally ill, I'm a master of a thousand faces!

Chapter 118, An actor who plays only one role for his entire life.

have to say.

Nostalgia is a thing.

It possesses immense destructive power.

Even for the members of the new Tianlong crew present at the scene.

Upon hearing "The Difficult Sutra," a flood of memories rushed back to my mind.

"Swallowing the wind and kissing the rain, burying the setting sun, never wavering."

"Even if we brave mountains and seas and trek through snowy paths, we will not despair."

"Plucking flowers and drinking wine, yet it only shatters the world's passionate desires."

"Even with these two eyes and a hundred or a thousand arms, one cannot defend against it."

Zhou Jian's voice has a unique, soaring quality.

A song can transport you to memories of the chaotic world of the Song Dynasty.

The martial world and the imperial court are in turmoil.

Meanwhile, Qiao Feng's stunning entrance pulls viewers out of the martial arts world created by TVB.

With a roar and a single strike of the Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms, he wiped out all the experts from Western Xia.

kill!

霸！

strength!

At this moment, the blower blows the long hair of the burly Northwestern man, a man of boundless pride.

That's Qiao Feng from the North!

at this time.

Hu Jun was quite nervous.

When you're trying to see if your role is acceptable to others.

it has started.

"What a heroic Qiao Feng!"

At this moment.

On the other side.

TVB's viewing group did not continue watching their own version of "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils," but instead watched the CCTV version.

When Huang Huari saw Qiao Feng, he could sense it.

This is Qiao Feng.

He's probably no weaker than him.

Huang Huari is not the only one who thinks this way.

Others, including Lee Tin-sang, the producer of the TVB version of Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, were also there watching Qiao Feng's imposing entrance.

A roar, and a furious-looking stool.

Like a lion's roar.

"lion"

This is Qiao Feng's appearance at this very moment during the Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils.

When Qiao Feng appeared, Li Tiansheng looked at the scene and said, "This Hu Jun's image can't be said to be a perfect match for Qiao Feng."

It's at least 80%.

In terms of appearance, Hu Jun's appearance has definitely shocked Li Tiansheng and the others.

Li Tiansheng even felt it was a bit of a pity.

It's a pity that Qiao Feng couldn't invite Hu Jun back then.

"sharp."

Huang Huari said with a wry smile, "I thought I could keep this image."

Just based on Qiao Feng's appearance, Huang Huari felt that he could not even come close to him.

He's good at everything, but what he lacks is that bit of "domineering spirit".

Based solely on the idea of ​​"carrying speakers".

It seems that Qiao Feng really can't suppress Hu Jun.

This caused the TVB cast members, who had initially been somewhat confident, to suddenly lose some of their confidence.

After all, Qiao Feng's appearance is enough to give us a glimpse into the whole picture.

You can tell from Qiao Feng's entrance and the set design.

However...

"The action scenes, however, are not very good." Li Tiansheng still pointed out one of the shortcomings of Zhang Dahuzi's version of Tianlong.

Because from the very beginning, Qiao Feng's appearance was accompanied by action scenes and plot developments.

The image of a burly man from Northwest China.

This makeup and image is definitely superior to Huang Huari's.

In the main cast of the three brothers from the Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils.

The CCTV version of Qiao Feng is far superior in terms of appearance. Whether it's his tall and mighty physique or his imposing presence and temperament, anyone who has read the original novel of Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils should know that Hu Jun is the very image that stepped out of the novel.

It perfectly matches the original work.

Only action scenes.

This meets TVB's expectations.

In terms of action scenes, it is definitely far inferior to the TVB version, and it is even a bit dazzling. The focus of the fight scenes is on posing and looking cool rather than the actual action.

When Qiao Feng entered the scene.

Everyone already had a certain expectation in mind.

The role of Qiao Feng is practically guaranteed.

This character is a perfect replica of the one in the novel. How could anyone not be impressed by such a replica?

"OK"

Even Zhang Da Huzi was quite satisfied with Qiao Feng this time.

It can be said that during the casting stage, he felt that the most perfect role was one that would never make people "favor the past over the present".

That's Qiao Feng.

Hu Jun's Qiao Feng.

Perhaps the image of the chivalrous figure carrying a speaker represents nostalgia and memories.

But when it comes to absolute suitability and compatibility.

Even with a great deal of sentimentality, no one would say that anyone would be more suitable for Qiao Feng than Hu Jun.

suitable.

It's just right.

High compatibility.

High compatibility

Qiao Feng's appearance was absolutely electrifying for fans of the original novel.

Those in the Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils movie-watching group present could clearly see that Qiao Feng was the absolute protagonist, the absolute center, and the most powerful and dominant character at that moment.

His martial arts skills were also exceptional; a single strike of the Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms instantly brought down the Western Xia cavalrymen present.

His martial arts skills are unparalleled.

His domineering aura is unparalleled.

This is Qiao Feng from the North.

Of course, many people also felt that the action scenes were a bit lacking. Compared to the visceral, hand-to-hand combat of TVB dramas, these special effects that could instantly kill with projectiles were more expressive, but they felt like they lacked the rugged,江湖 (jianghu, a term referring to the world of martial arts and chivalry) vibe.

TVB's "The Eighteenth Chapter of the Dragon" also features a golden dragon flying out, but it's preceded by a lot of action scenes with Huang Huari, unlike Zhang Dahuzi's version of "The Heavenly Dragon," which simply uses a special effect to show the Western Xia soldiers dying.

But in general...

The flaws are not concealed.

In terms of location shooting, the comprehensive upgrade in scale is the biggest advantage of the new Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils.

And at this very moment.

Qiao Feng's lines and acting also reinforced this image.

It's safe to say that, aside from the action scenes, the debut of the new "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" is absolutely commendable.

Next to appear is Murong Fu.

This cousin.

This character shares a similar soul with the author of "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils".

"I wonder what the effect of Nan Murong will be," Huang Huari said helplessly. "I always feel that the new generation is surpassing the old, and I always felt that our version was the most perfect, but it's not."

"You can rest assured that Murong Fu will definitely not be defeated." Li Tiansheng was certain of this.

If Hu Jun's portrayal of Qiao Feng was somewhat unexpected for Li Tiansheng, it was still within expectations. Hu Jun is a veteran actor who has played many righteous and awe-inspiring roles, such as police chiefs and chivalrous heroes, which are his forte.

Li Yun's resume seems quite impressive for a young actor. He hasn't been in the industry for long, yet he's already reached a third-rate position in both television and film.

That's pretty good, quite good. For someone from humble beginnings to occupy a third- or fourth-rate position at this time is remarkable.

Getting into a second- or first-tier university depends on luck.

"Murong in the South, Qiao Feng in the North," though that's the saying.

But in the hearts of most viewers and readers, there is only Qiao Feng of the North, not Murong of the South.

Nan Murong's image is that of a clown.

One is respectable, the other is a handsome clown.

At least in any version, whether it's a movie or a TV series, Murong Fu is portrayed in this way.

He was constantly compared to Qiao Feng throughout his life, but he could never surpass Qiao Feng.

Those familiar with the plot know that Murong Fu was not only a stepping stone for Qiao Feng, but also for Duan Yu and Xu Zhu. All three main characters benefited from him.

The more impressive their entrance, the more ridiculous their subsequent breakdowns are – it's truly laughable to watch.

It seems that these top-tier rich and handsome guys who start out at max level are particularly easy to laugh at when they suffer setbacks.

Especially the gradual oppression by the protagonist.

Of course, the first episode marks Murong Fu's first appearance.

His sophistication has been steadily declining.

Therefore, his starting pitch must be high.

At this moment, Yang Guoqiang was looking at the television screen.

He knew that this time, the bearded version of Murong Fu was a young man, a very young man.

A little research into his acting career reveals a respectable resume for a young supporting actor, one that has even made Yang Guoqiang somewhat envious.

For a young actor, he has quite good resources.

He's so young and he's already reached a third-rate position.

This time, however, he took on the challenge of playing his favorite and most profound role.

He only played one unforgettable role in his entire life.

Yang Guoqiang is neither arrogant nor self-deprecating.

He himself was already a third-rate actor at a young age, and at one point even reached the second-rate level because of the role of Murong Fu.

That was the role that Yang Guoqiang immersed himself in most deeply.

He is an immersive actor.

However, he only managed to immerse himself in the role of Murong Fu for most of his acting career.

This also successfully made people remember the 97 version of Murong Fu.

Murong Fu is irreplaceable.

However, after Murong Fu, he was unable to continue immersing himself in the roles he played, and he never managed to portray a character that would leave a lasting impression.

This is a regret for Yang Guoqiang's career. He was stuck between third-rate and second-rate levels in his thirties, and the same thing happened when he was almost forty.

But this also means that one's role is not so easy to surpass.

Murong Fu, who briefly placed himself in the ranks of second-rate actors, later fell back to third-rate status because he failed to surpass the performance of this role.

"This role is my pride, my obsession, my persistence, and my pride. I don't have many outstanding roles in my life, but this is the only one I can be proud of, and it's not easy for anyone to surpass it. At least, that's what I think."

Yang Guoqiang watched the TV with confidence.

Handsome, refined, and easy-going.

That's exactly the feeling he conveyed with his portrayal of Murong Fu.

He also possesses a unique aura, namely, nobility. As a descendant of royalty, this noble air is perhaps one of the reasons why Murong Fu was able to achieve such success.

At this very moment, Zhang Dahuzi's version of Murong Fu makes his appearance.

The camera then cuts to the other side, showing the young master of Yanziwu talking with Song Dynasty officials.

He came out too.

A noble clown character who appears throughout the entire novel, from beginning to end.

The more noble a character is, and the higher the class of their entrance, the more successful they are, and the more likely they are to become a stepping stone for the main characters.

Step by step, they fell from the highest peak into the mud.

He is Murong Fu.

Murong Fu, a man everyone thought he should be.

Handsome and dashing, elegant and refined, with a calm and composed expression.

(End of this chapter)