Everyone should know that the latest Fengshen Romance is on the air. Many people like Su Daji played by Wang Likun very much, and feel that it does not fit the image of a coquettish vixen at all. In most people's minds, the most classic version of the Fengshen List should be Chen Haomin's version.
because everyone thinks that not only the Daji played by Wen Bixia is very classic, but also the Nezha played by Chen Haomin is also unique. Chen Haomin was really handsome at the time. In fact, it has been a full 18 years since the show was broadcast. It makes people feel that the time has passed so fast. Today, let us take stock of some of the piercing lenses inside.
In the first episode of the 20th episode, Yin Shiniang mentioned that the four great beasts are the snarling dog, the four different, the colorful sacred cow and the fire phoenix.
But when it was in the 24th episode, Yin Shiniang said that the four great beasts are the snarling dog, the colorful sacred cow, the fire phoenix bird and the green luan, and directly excluded the four different images.
In fact, the Jiang Ziya inside also has the kind of fairy style. At that time, he said such a sentence, "But it is inevitable to fight in the same room, fight life and death...". However, as we all know, the idiom of fighting in the same room was invented by Premier Zhou. How could someone say it during the Shang and Zhou Dynasties?
Furthermore, the third prince of the Dragon King was attacked by Nezha, so he turned into a dragon and fled. Nezha wanted to go forward to catch up, and still pulled Lotus to talk. But this time there was a white flip phone on his waist.
In the 37th episode, the two princes were missing, and the queen even dug out her own eyes. Later, Deng Jiugong showed these two eyes to King Zhou, and Daji said next to him, "Why didn't the two princes intercede with you? Now they fled without a trace. Obviously, they escaped in fear of sin. Assassinating the king..." I don't know what the sentence means at all. It may be that the actors have confused the lines by recitation.
