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

Chapter 447, Demons and Gods of the Battlefield

With this feeling in mind.

Zhang Beiguang watched the plot unfold, eagerly anticipating the appearance of Lu Bu.

The character he cared about most.

At this moment, Lü Fengxian appeared.

tall.

Heroic and valiant.

The silver-white armor gleamed with a cold light, and seemed to have some dark red spots.

A sense of power.

Everyone could immediately tell that Lu Bu, who was always wearing armor, was wearing the real thing.

It is armor made of metal.

Instead of just props that cover lightweight sheets.

Robust and muscular.

This is the first impression.

Zhang Beiguang looked at Lu Bu in front of him with a sense of "power".

At least on this point, he felt it was somewhat good.

Lü Bu represents the most primitive power of the Three Kingdoms period.

The first praise that each of the fierce generals who appeared later received was that they were no less brave than Lü Bu.

He was no less than Lü Bu.

That is the highest praise for the military generals of this era.

The feeling he represents is: strong!

At least this first impression is somewhat surprising.

However, Lu Bu's next words quickly dispelled the domineering aura he had displayed upon his first appearance.

"Lu Bu has spent half his life wandering, only regretting that he has not met a wise ruler. If you do not abandon him, I am willing to become your godfather."

Expensive to the extreme, and willing to kneel down completely.

She's just a despicable person.

What a despicable person.

Ding Yuan's head was used as a pledge of allegiance to Dong Zhuo.

The man who once appreciated him, the loyal minister of the Han Dynasty who admired him greatly and even kept him by his side.

Until his death, Ding Yuan looked at Lü Bu with an expression of disbelief.

Why did you swing your knife at me?

He couldn't understand this until he died.

He recalled his angry rebuke of Dong Zhuo in the imperial court.

This man is undoubtedly a loyal minister.

Ding Yuan, who was not described in much detail in the previous work, is now given a lot of attention.

To describe this loyal minister of the Han Dynasty.

The better he performed, the more he felt that Lü Bu's killing of him was absurd.

I followed that great thief Dong Zhuo.

The sense of power is evident.

But his blatant double-dealing only made his true nature stand out even more.

This makes him seem more like a scoundrel.

An invincible scoundrel.

Lu Bu's despicable nature.

He is like an impression etched in everyone's heart; no one is unaware of him, and that is the ideology he represents.

Among men, Lü Bu is the best; among horses, Red Hare is the best.

The phrase "among men, Lü Bu" doesn't quite sound like a compliment.

Shortsightedness and double-dealing were so extreme that even Cao Cao, who valued his generals and talents, would not deign to associate with such a person.

He's absolutely despicable.

However, his acting skills are surprisingly solid.

A sense of power and bravery, along with a roguish charm.

"What I can say for sure now is that his portrayal of Lü Bu is not as good as yours," Bao Guoan, who was standing next to him, gave his evaluation.

Perhaps it's because of the filter of being a former colleague.

He felt that...

This Lü Bu is too petty.

He's a hero after all, so why is he acting so petty? Who's he trying to impress?

Ding Yuan's changes here.

The shortcomings were exaggerated.

It vividly exposes the ugly side of Lü Bu's heart.

He's a scoundrel.

In the Three Kingdoms period, a time of fierce competition among heroes, his moral standards were among the lowest.

In this community where everyone regards loyalty and righteousness as more important than life itself.

Lü Bu accomplished one thing.

He completely disregarded loyalty and righteousness, and was two-faced. From Ding Yuan to Dong Zhuo, and then to Liu Bei, he did exactly that. Whoever became his lord was doomed.

Working with him is also unlucky.

Of course, the portrayal of Lü Bu in this new Three Kingdoms series is also not wrong.

Looking at the current situation from a purely professional perspective,

This involved using some clever tricks.

Use a rather extreme acting style to exaggerate the character's personality, behavior, and motivations.

Extremes mean simplicity.

It means that it can be presented using a single feeling.

This is a technique to compensate for a lack of acting skills.

To simplify and flatten diverse personalities.

A more easily understood interpretation method.

And indeed, as Bao Guoan said, the feedback from the Internet, the main channel for public opinion, is now very rapid.

This applies to all the characters that appear in the story.

This is all the case.

Most evaluations of Lü Bu are limited to comments such as his halberd, which he used to stab his adoptive father.

Regarding this role.

There is a clever way to gain people's attention.

The entire crew of the old Three Kingdoms series saw this.

Including Zhang Beiguang.

He clicked his tongue in amazement.

"Indeed, this kind of performance style can definitely attract attention immediately."

Other directions for shaping were abandoned.

To completely immerse oneself in one of the extremes of one's personality.

Lü Bu is a despicable man.

In terms of dramatic scenes, his vulgarity is highlighted. He is extremely vulgar.

He's even more despicable than his own Lü Bu.

This is probably the direction the new Three Kingdoms is taking: to make the characters' personalities extreme.

However, Zhang Beiguang actually felt a little at ease when he wrote the commentary.

I felt an immense sense of peace and security.

This feeling even made him feel somewhat ashamed.

Based on the current performance and effects of Lü Bu in the new Three Kingdoms series, this is evident in the direction and impact he has achieved.

I will always be the most quintessential Lu Bu.

They still retain the ultimate right to interpret the characters.

"That Lu Bu is really despicable, and his despicableness is quite interesting."

Li Yuxuan watched from home as Lü Bu fawned over Dong Zhuo like a dog, utterly grateful.

I found this top general of the Three Kingdoms quite interesting.

It's at least a bit more interesting than I imagined.

I originally thought that it would be very difficult for Li Yun to handle two roles.

But actually, if it's interpreted in this way, it seems to have some potential.

One aspect that highlights his personality.

Discard other feelings.

That's not necessarily a bad thing.

This could also be a way to seek rent.

There's a trick to it.

But in this day and age, if you take shortcuts well, it can also be a skill.

The Lu Bu that Li Yun is playing now gives him that feeling.

A despicable person.

A despicable person who took the beheading of a loyal Han official as a pledge of loyalty.

How barbaric!

In this barbaric era, we seek to gain benefits in a way that is even more barbaric than barbaric itself.

No wonder none of these heroes and valiant men respected Lü Bu.

With looks like that, who would respect him?

"Lu Bu, he's cautious about his own safety when it comes to great things, but he forgets righteousness for petty gains. These two sentences really fit him perfectly," Li Mo said casually, as if this assessment wasn't surprising at all when applied to himself.

What an ironic statement.

At this moment, Li Yuxuan spoke.

"Isn't this a sharp critique of Yuan Shao? That Yuan Shao was from a family that held high office for four generations, not like Lü Bu, a peasant from the northern frontier."

At this moment, Li Yuxuan was inexplicably thinking about a question.

A very interesting question.

What prompted this peasant to come to be with that man from a family that had held high office for four generations?

There are also some strange commonalities.

Some interesting commonalities.

Their social class backgrounds were vastly different.

One soared to the heavens.

He was so lowly that he was reduced to dust.

That makes some sense.

However, it cannot be denied that Li Yun successfully created this detestable character in the Three Kingdoms period.

Lu Bu also has a number of fans.

Even the most despicable person will have supporters and admirers if they are powerful enough.

This is the human instinct to admire the strong.

It was something that came from instinct.

People will support the strong.

They will spontaneously feel that the strong are the ones who are right.

As the fiercest warrior of the Three Kingdoms period, Lü Bu's existence and ferocity are the reasons why fans admire him.

His defining characteristic is his toughness.

It's powerful.

When people like something, they unconsciously try to romanticize it.

For example, Lu Bu is idealized in the minds of fans.

The result was naturally a barrage of criticism and condemnation of Li Yun and Lü Bu.

"This isn't the Lü Bu we envisioned; he acted terribly."

"I told you this casting was going to be a disaster, but you didn't believe me at first. Look, it's a disaster now."

"Actually, what I want to say is that the old version of Lü Bu didn't seem to be like this. Okay, this time it's just that Ding Yuan's role has been added. Actually, I think the addition here is quite good. At least it lets me know that the first adoptive father that Lü Bu stabbed was not just a background character, but a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty, a loyal minister who was determined to do what he wanted to do until his death."

"Hasn't Lü Bu always been like this? It's just that this time, Ding Yuan's role was added, which makes you feel a little uncomfortable. What makes you feel indignant is that Lü Bu didn't kill a flat thing, but a flesh-and-blood person, a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty. And at this moment, his image becomes that of a villain."

"We admire Lü Bu not because of his loyalty, but because of his unparalleled heroic martial arts."

The online debate is raging.

There are even disputes among fans. Some care, while others don't.

Some people understand why they like Lü Bu. Others don't, and just feel that it's quite excessive for their idol to be "vilified" in this way.

but.

That is certain.

This time, the "Three Kingdoms" series has indeed garnered a significant amount of attention.

As for the ratings of Lü Bu's image, they are somewhat polarized.

Without exception, everyone felt that this "bitch" acted very well.

Even in extreme interpretations.

That was a pretty good performance, I suppose.

Even if it's a shortcut.

That was a lucky coincidence.

Even a stereotype can be used to create a clever trick.

Among the characters appearing now.

The most memorable character is still Lü Bu.

The halberd, used specifically to stab his adoptive father.

On the Bilibili website, Zhang Beiguang's version has been made into many parody videos.

They could all be made into hilarious parody videos.

In this new Three Kingdoms series, the portrayal of Ding Yuan seems to further vilify Lü Bu's image.

wrong.

This doesn't seem to be a form of vilification.

Rather, it is a structure for the image of Lü Bu.

He killed such a good and loyal minister of the Han Dynasty, the benefactor who appreciated him and promoted him from a soldier to his chief clerk.

It must feel terrible to be killed by your own trusted confidant.

However, Lü Bu rightfully enjoyed everything that came with killing his adoptive father.

He lived a very comfortable life under Dong Zhuo.

And this nourishment.

It gives people a subtle, unpleasant feeling.

An awkward feeling.

How could someone like him be considered an outstanding hero of the Three Kingdoms period?

Especially considering the oath of brotherhood between Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei, and Cao Cao's angry rebuke of his ministers at Wang Situ's banquet, they all seemed far superior to Lü Bu.

In this comparison...

Indeed, their moral standards seem to be on completely different levels.

But if I had to put it that way...

It was precisely because of Lü Bu's extraordinary moral standards.

That's what made him so noteworthy in the Three Kingdoms' campaign against Dong Zhuo.

however.

For fans of the Three Kingdoms as a whole, there is probably one thing they all agree on.

Lu Bu's image wasn't very good.

As a subject of parody and ridicule.

Li Yun's acting style probably brought out the clownish feel of the character.

Let everyone make this character into a meme.

Insects.

People generally hold some respect for other heroes of the Three Kingdoms period, but for Lü Bu...

At least for now, he has everything: wine, women, wealth, and power.

There is absolutely no loyalty or sense of righteousness.

Lu Bu was just a big, strong guy with no substance.

There was no respect or reverence from anyone.

"He went astray. Yes, using extreme interpretations is indeed simple, but at the same time, it's easy to lose the soul and diversity of the character. If he plays Zhuge Liang in this way, then the director team made a big mistake by giving him two roles this time."

Liu Lili was watching the scene unfold before her.

I'm slightly dissatisfied.

Li Yun.

You shouldn't be limited to this level.

Playing a role as if it were a task to be completed.

Unbeknownst to her, Liu Lili revealed a dissatisfaction that only elders were entitled to express.

A feeling that even she herself was unaware of.

That kind of dissatisfaction.

Is Li Yun's acting good at this moment?

Yes.

From the perspective of completing the task.

This kind of character portrayal, this extreme approach.

That's enough to create a leading role.

But it will definitely not end there.

It's worth noting that when Zhang Beiguang played this role back then, he already presented a different feel and portrayal: cunning, lecherous, brave but reckless, and arrogantly intelligent.

But Lu Bu only saw greed and ruthlessness in front of him.

There seemed to be no other emotions.

Then Liu Qianqian, who was standing next to her, said something.

mom.

To quote a famous line from the movie "Let the Bullets Fly".

"Let the bullets fly for a while."

At this point, the plot unfolds to the battle of the Three Heroes against Lü Bu in the campaign against Dong Zhuo.

After Hua Xiong single-handedly defeated all the heroes.

He was beheaded by Guan Yu while the wine was still warm.

Moreover, Lü Bu was far superior to Hua Xiong.

What should he be like?

The image on the screen told everyone.