Episode #1.7

There is the sorrow of the common people and the light of human goodnessAfter staying up late yesterday to watch the update, I was still sobbing in my dreams. I'm wondering why the seventh episode made me feel so uncomfortable and why I like it so much. The reason is what my title says. I look back at these eight episodes now and find that I actually have an impression of most of the ordinary people who appeared. In the first episode, the servant who caused the child to escape and turned around was killed, resulting in the deaths of fourteen members of the Kuai family; In the third episode, the Marquis of Pingjin collected Feng Shui masters to solve the problem of relocating coffins. More than 80 people died first, including 5 people who went in with Canghai. The butcher and Fan Liu fell before dawn; In the sixth episode, Yang Zhenqianse's coercion to hide in the sea was unsuccessful, forcing Xiaozhi to swallow hot charcoal; In the seventh episode, out of the 9 people who were buried together, only Zanghai survived. I searched for their names, Ji Qun Ji Bo, Kong San, Yin Ergou, Han Yi, Zhang Shu, Sun Zheng, Yuan Ju, Li Jialiang. Although they didn't match their faces, the night before they were drinking and shedding tears under the campfire, their faces were more impressive than anything else. What makes me feel suppressed and hated the most is the jade plate of shame on the table after they entered the tomb chamber, a group of hardworking people and ants in the eyes of the powerful, who only exchanged their death for a poisonous meal on the road. The old man who smiled and said that he had eaten deer meat when he was about to die, and the old man who asked if he could enter Zichen after death. I hate it, this hatred is about seeing them unwilling to die like this, overturning dishes and using precious golden plates to resist hidden arrows, reaching its peak when it comes to buying time to pull the lead for Zanghai. Chu Huaiming, damn it!!!The insignificant people who appeared in the previous series used their blood and tears to weigh on my psychological resilience, causing my hatred to completely erupt. The previous people died decisively and were powerless to resist. Until now, these ants will also bite back at the powerful, they must go out with dignity!! End this damn funeral system!!When Zanghai dragged the dead people out with him, I was already in tears. The night before, they knelt down and begged Chu Huaiming not to let such young people die. Today, they used their flesh and blood to make a ladder for escape, giving the Tibetan Sea a glimmer of hope. Under such cruel and unjust class strife, the common people have no choice but to carry their backs without dying, and have not turned their sharp knives inward. The goodness of the servant, the goodness of the butcher and Fan Liu, the goodness of the buried person, what a powerful counterattack. When Zanghai watched the last old acquaintance die, he sealed his tears with blood, walked out of the Broken Dragon Stone, and stood upright in front of the court officials. He laughed, laughing at this world, laughing at this twisted and twisted power, laughing at this funeral system that does not treat people as human beings!! This part of my heart was both painful and satisfying. The anger of Li Shu moved the heavens and the earth, and the ants fought back fiercely, using cunning tactics to eliminate the first person on the path of revenge, truly tearing apart a corner of this corrupt kingdom.

Episode 7 of Legend of Zang Hai Zhuan stands out as a pinnacle of storytelling, blending intense drama with profound emotional depth. As a viewer, I was captivated by the intricate layers of political intrigue and personal sacrifice that unfolded.

Xiao Zhan delivers a tour de force performance as Zang Hai, portraying a man torn between duty and morality. His cries, his anger, his delivery of lines and his eye play!! His nuanced acting captures the internal struggle of a character facing impossible choices, making the audience feel every ounce of his turmoil. The scene where Zang Hai confronts the reality of sacrificial burial practices is particularly harrowing, highlighting the show's commitment to exploring the darker facets of historical traditions.

The episode's tension is palpable, especially during the sequences within the mausoleum. The use of lighting and sound design amplifies the claustrophobic atmosphere, immersing the viewer in the characters' desperation. The tragic fate of Uncle Ji and the artisans adds a layer of poignancy, emphasizing the human cost of political machinations.

What sets this episode apart is its ability to balance grand political narratives with intimate character moments. The climactic confrontation between Zang Hai and his adversaries is both thrilling and emotionally resonant, culminating in a resolution that is as satisfying as it is heartrending.

In conclusion, Episode 7 is a testament to the series' excellence in storytelling and character development. It not only advances the plot significantly but also deepens our understanding of the characters' motivations and the stakes involved. A truly unforgettable episode that solidifies Legend of Zang Hai Zhuan as a must-watch drama.

The power - play layout in the drama is exquisite. It is not simply a matter of mutual deception, but rather grows within the complex web of power dynamics and emotional threads.

The actors' performances are truly outstanding. The lead actors, through their exquisitely nuanced expressions and highly layered movements, vividly interpret the characters' struggles, strategies, and ambitions in the power - play whirlpool. As their eyes shift, the characters' mental state changes are clearly perceptible. The supporting actors are no less remarkable. The group portraits are vividly depicted, jointly creating this world full of tension.