I understand why "Enemy" wants Wu Yu to "fake death", and I also understand why "Enemy" uses subtitles to explain in detail the final fate of the villains in the play. I also understand that "Enemy" will no longer have sequels or extras at this point. . Because Wu Yu, played

I understand why "Enemy" wants Wu Yu to "fake death", and I also understand why " "Enemy" uses subtitles to explain in detail the final fate of the villain in the play. I also understand why "Enemy" will not have a sequel at this point. Or extra.

Because Wu Yu, played by Liao Fan, is so heart-wrenching, even though I really hope that Wu Yu, played by Liao Fan, can be played in fourteen more episodes.

But the reality is that in these short sixteen episodes of "Enemy", Liao Fan used his unsmiling performance and his slovenly and unkempt appearance to show us in an all-round way what it means to be a man. a man.

Whether he is Wu Fang’s brother, Wang Beili’s boyfriend, Wei Dongshan’s good brother, Xiong Xiaotian’s good subordinate, Wei Lele’s ideal type, or the most down-to-earth person in Huang Xiao’s eyes. Just half.

Nothing can change the "sadness" behind Wu Yu's character, a "sadness" of a person walking alone in this world.

This feeling has nothing to do with what role he is, nor does it have anything to do with his willing dedication and dedication because of his beliefs or beliefs.

Just because when he took off that safety helmet, when he revealed his completely shapeless hair, when he forced a smile on his face full of stubble.

Only a man like Liao Fan, who has experienced many vicissitudes of life, can express the "sadness" through Wu Yu.

It was the guilt for his relatives, the guilt for his lover, and the "sad feeling" that he had to do and realize because of some unexplainable reasons.

A good comrade and a good young man who is almost a genius. For the safety and stability of the country and the people, he would rather be hated or even spurned by his relatives and friends.

As for him, he can only carry a huge mission and secrets alone, traveling to foreign lands to carry out dangerous and unknown tasks one after another.

Until he gradually became numb and forgotten about a series of words such as family, relatives, friends, love, friendship, etc.

Until Wu Yu finally fell on the deck with his old enemy who had been fighting each other for nineteen years, he could finally let go of everything safely. He finally caught with his own hands the man who had "ruined" his most wonderful nineteen years.

Wu Yu, who was pushed into the rescue room, was so peaceful and calm. He knew that his old enemy had been defeated, and he knew that he no longer had to float outside like a kite.

Maybe, just maybe, when Wu Fang finally cried bitterly while holding her brother's belongings, "Enemy" already had an almost perfect ending.

Maybe, just maybe, as almost the most outstanding character in the whole drama, Wu Yu played by Liao Fan can be "finalized" in the name or title of a hero.

How I hope Wu Yu is like a hero in mythology and can live in this colorful world forever.

How I hope Wu Yu is like the God of War who will never fall, single-handedly eradicating all injustice and injustice in the world.

But the Wu Yu that Liao Fan brings to us is a real ordinary person of flesh and blood. Although his will is as firm as steel, he also has seven emotions and six desires.

Wu Yu has done enough. Wu Yu should take a good rest. Wu Yu really "shouldn't" wake up again.

Perhaps letting Wu Yu sleep peacefully in the admiration of everyone like those unknown or famous heroes in reality is the best ending for him, and also the best ending for "Enemy".

If Wu Yu really fakes his death and wakes up, how will he face his sister and fiancée, and why will he become Luo Pingzhong's kite flying out again?

Perhaps most people are like me, and they don’t want to see the final scene where Wu Yu and Zhang Chi both fall to the ground.

Perhaps most people are like me and do not want to see Wu Yu sacrifice himself and become a martyr and hero.

But from the perspective of feeling sorry for Wu Yu, from the perspective of art and incomplete beauty, I really "don't hope" that he will wake up.

’s interpretation of “Enemy” will be written here for the time being. More exciting interpretations will be discussed in the next chapter.

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