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Chapter 221: Domestic "Ong Bak", intentional interruption

The same morning.

Pizi Cai is also watching "The Pagoda of Mysterious Heaven and Earth".

When he saw the second movie world that the male protagonist entered, called "Ong Bak", he subconsciously thought that it was a kung fu movie world with a style very similar to "A Man's Martial Arts".

When the male protagonist Zheng Ming woke up in this movie world, the holographic projection that appeared in front of him introduced the movie, which seemed to verify his guess.

"Ong Bak: Acai is a Chinese of Thai descent. He was an abandoned baby when he was young and was raised by a local single old man. The single old man was a master of Chinese Bajiquan. Acai learned Bajiquan from him since he was a child.

The locals were very pious to the Buddha, but there was a villain who colluded with foreign cultural relics dealers and brought outsiders to steal hundreds of local Buddha heads. Afterwards, the area fell into a drought that lasted for several months, crops withered, and wells dried up. Everyone said that this was the evil result of the theft of the Buddha heads.

As a famous local master, Acai was begged by everyone on their knees to retrieve the Buddha's head.

This is a kung fu movie where one man takes on an entire gang.

The main task of this time: help Acai find at least one Buddha head. If the task fails, you will die. If you complete the main task, you will be rewarded according to your task completion degree. "

A Kung Fu master goes to retrieve the Buddha's head?
What is the Buddha head?
Buddha's head?
Ruffian Cai is as confused as Zheng Ming in the book.

The second feeling of Pi Zi Cai is that the intention of this movie seems not as good as "A Man's Martial Arts". Feng Yuxiu imitates the ancients in modern society and competes with the heroes of the world to determine the superiority and inferiority, as well as life and death. His tragedy was doomed from the beginning.

This idea can impact the hearts of many people.

However, in "Ong Bak", the protagonist is just looking for something. The only special thing is that the protagonist is not looking for something else, but a religious object like the Buddha's head.

Some settings of this movie were consciously adapted by Cao Sheng.

The original version of "Ong Bak" tells the story of Muay Thai sweeping away masters from all sides.

The male lead is a native Thai.

Cao Sheng changed all of this.

The male protagonist was changed to a Thai Chinese, and the kung fu he learned was also changed from Muay Thai to Bajiquan.

If it weren't for the need to preserve the main storyline of "the male protagonist goes looking for the Buddha's head", he even wanted to set the beginning of the story in China.

After careful consideration, Cao Sheng felt that the main plot of the male protagonist searching for the Buddha's head was a good one and there was no need to change it. However, the Chinese people's belief in the Buddha is so strong that few people are willing to risk their lives for it.

It would be more reasonable to have the hero grow up in Thailand, just like in the original movie.

As for why he changed Muay Thai into Bajiquan?

This is mainly due to two considerations.

On the one hand, it is to give readers a better sense of immersion and pride. His readership is almost entirely Chinese, so writing about Bajiquan is naturally more popular than writing about Muay Thai.

On the other hand, it was to repay Zhao Wenzhuo.

Zhao Wenzhuo has recently filmed teaching videos for him on more than a dozen types of boxing. Although he is still far from mastering them, they have been very helpful for him to write novels about Chinese martial arts.

He felt that he should give Zhao Wenzhuo a taste of the sweetness.

Adapting "Ong Bak" to make it suitable for Zhao Wenzhuo to perform should allow Zhao Wenzhuo to see his sincerity.

As for whether anyone is willing to invest in this film and whether Zhao Wenzhuo can successfully star in it, that is another matter. Anyway, Cao has written the script.

Even if Zhao Wenzhuo cannot perform this script in the end, it is not Cao Sheng's problem.

Due to these two considerations, the "Ong-Bak" written by Cao Sheng is quite different from the original movie.

But the main storyline remains unchanged.

The hero of the movie, Acai, came to Chinatown in the United States according to clues. There was a gangster there who came from his hometown village.

Acai found the gangster and asked him to help him find the Buddha's head.

How can a gangster have any sense of responsibility towards his hometown?

Naturally I am unwilling to help.

At first, I just wanted to get rid of Acai's entanglement.

But this gangster himself is in a mess, and when he is trying to find a way to get rid of Acai, his creditor comes with a group of his followers to force him to pay back the money. He has no money, so the creditor breaks his hands and feet to vent his anger.

When the gangsters were escaping, they pushed Acai, who was unfamiliar with the area, out as a shield and turned around and ran away.

But he soon discovered that Acai had run ahead of him.

Acai, who is tall, has long legs and is highly skilled in martial arts, can run very fast. He not only leaves his creditors and others far behind, but also leaves the thugs who used him as a shield far behind.

Not only did he run fast, but he also ran in a variety of different ways, performing a brilliant street parkour on the streets of Chinatown.

The storyline is basically a copy of the original movie.

Under the guidance of a gangster with evil intentions, the hero Acai first challenged the creditor and his gang of followers.

Then he was taken by gangsters to fight underground boxing.

With his strong kung fu skills, Acai pushed forward all the way.

Until he finally found the gang that stole the Buddha head.

That gang has many kung fu masters.

The gang leader also has a hobby of gambling on black boxing.

Acai went to the other party to ask for the Buddha head. The other party asked him to participate in a black boxing match and defeat all opponents before returning the Buddha head.

Acai had to face one brutal black boxing match after another.

However, he did not believe the other party's promise. When he finally won, he rushed to the second floor and forced the gang leader to hand over the Buddha's head.

But the gang leader had a top-notch bodyguard who stopped Acai and allowed the gang leader to escape.

In the final battle, Ah Cai sneaked into the enemy's lair, and after a fierce battle, he finally found the whereabouts of all the Buddha heads. The main storyline can be said to be very simple.

From beginning to end, the purpose was to recover the stolen Buddha head.

The key lies in the confrontations between the protagonist and masters from all sides.

Occasionally there are some funny plots.

In his book "The Linglong Tower of Heaven and Earth", Cao Sheng only briefly explained the outline of the story when writing about this movie world.

The plot of the book always unfolds from the perspective of the male protagonist Zheng Ming.

With the participation of more than a dozen reincarnations such as Zheng Ming and Chu Xuan, the plot of this movie progresses very quickly.

In the movie, the male protagonist Acai's limelight was largely stolen by Zheng Ming, Chu Xuan and others.

A lot more people died.

For example, the ten new reincarnations who entered this movie world together this time.

These newcomers include some brave, some smart, some stupid and reckless, and they have all kinds of personalities.

Less than half an hour after arriving in this movie world, the most reckless one died in an accident.

Within a few hours, four more people died.

They all died in various accidents.

Some were hit and killed by cars; some were killed by stray bullets from a sudden gunfight; one unlucky guy was walking on the sidewalk when he accidentally stepped on a banana peel, fell on his back, and hit the back of his head on the curb, and died.

It is obvious that this movie world is also very exclusive to reincarnations.

In the dark, there are always all kinds of unexpected accidents that will take their lives.

Cao Sheng, who originally didn't know much about Bajiquan, wrote this movie world very smoothly and knew the characteristics and various moves of Bajiquan like the back of his hand.

And this is all thanks to Zhao Wenzhuo.

When reading these plots, many readers feel the thrill of adrenaline rushing through their bodies.

Many readers have finished reading the entire third volume without realizing it.

At this time, the plot of the book just reached its exciting part. The male protagonist of the novel, Zheng Ming, helped the male protagonist of the movie, Acai, to break into the gang's lair.

Just as a more exciting battle was about to begin, the content of the third episode was gone.

Ruffian Cai was very surprised.

He couldn't believe this way of interrupting the chapter. How could Zhongyuan Yidianhui dare to try this for the second time?

The first episode ended at the most exciting part.

The third episode is still so discontinuous?

When Ke Jingteng saw this, he couldn't help but swear.

Tens of thousands of book fans from Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan couldn't help but curse when they found that the plot ended here.

Guo Jingfeng of Hong Kong has long regarded Zhongyuan Yidianhui as the banner of new-style novels and as his idol.

But today, seeing that Zhongyuan Yidianhui was so disjointed again, he couldn't help but curse.

After cursing, he said to himself in an angry and amused tone: "You have so many readers, why do you still follow those third-rate authors and break the chapters? Do you really have to? Do you think we won't follow the fourth episode if you finish writing this plot and then end it?"

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Huizhou.

Cao Sheng had no idea that book fans in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan were going crazy after reading his new book today.

He was already thinking about the plot of "The Hunger Games" in the fourth episode. Where should it end?
The fourth episode continues the plot of the two movie worlds.

Most of this episode is about the follow-up plot of the "Ong Bak" movie world, and the remaining small half is about the plot of the "Hunger Games" movie world.

This was not an accident, but something he did on purpose.

When he was preparing the outline for this new book, he was worried that frequently changing the story background might lead to a large number of readers leaving.

In order to avoid this situation as much as possible, he not only tries to choose movies with simple main plots that can be easily introduced to readers.

I also tried to compress the irrelevant plots in the book as much as possible to make the plot more compact.

In addition, he put a lot of thought into every episode and even every chapter.

Not only does every episode end at the most exciting part of the plot.

At the end of each chapter, there is suspense, attracting readers to keep reading.

Most authors in the current online writing circle do not have such writing skills.

But before he was reborn, he had already mastered this technique of fragmentation.

It’s just that sometimes, he’s too lazy to use such techniques to attract readers.

Because writing in this way requires him to spend a lot of time and effort, and it is tiring. Readers who follow the updates every day will also have high blood pressure. Every day, many readers will post messages to scold him for being out of context.

After his rebirth, the few books he wrote before were usually only in the first few tens of thousands of words, and he deliberately broke them up in order to allow readers to follow the plot for a longer period of time.

But this time when he was writing "The Linglong Tower of Heaven and Earth", he had been consciously using this technique of fragmentation since the first chapter.

He hopes to use the technique of fragmentation to make up for the shortcoming of frequent changes in the story background in the book.

(End of this chapter)