With the finale of "Return to the Ruins of the South China Sea" coming to an end, this series that has dominated the charts has once again proved its screenwriting team's ingenious conception and accurate grasp of the audience's psychology. At the last moment, the plot brought a great twist, and the fate of the character of Duo Ling took an unexpected turn, which brought full surprises to the audience.
Since the beginning of the series, Audio-Technica's adventures have been tugging at the hearts of viewers. Each of their shots is not only an exploration of the unknown, but also a challenge to human nature. In this process, Hu Bayi's leadership, Wang Fatzi's loyalty and Zhang Qiling's wit have repeatedly become the team's anchor. However, in this season of "Return to the Ruins of the South China Sea", they face not only external dangers, but also inner struggles and sacrifices.
In the finale, Duo Ling, who originally thought that the tragedy would be repeated, unexpectedly has hope of survival because of a mysterious herb called Sanzhu. This shift not only subverted the audience's expectations, but also breathed new life into the series. The mystery of the corpse pill in the original book has always been an unsolved pain point, and adapting it into a herbal medicine is not only in line with scientific logic, but also opens up new possibilities for the fate of the characters.
The brilliance of Hu Bayi's humanity was further confirmed in the ending. Despite the enormous personal risks he faced, he stood by his moral code, which was evident when he was desperate to bail out the force. His kindness and determination were also guarded in the end, and when he was rescued by a tree branch in the moment of life and death, it was as if the god of fate was telling the audience: good will be rewarded.
In addition, the tragic ending of Ah Hao and Dali also gave the audience a vivid moral lesson. Their greed and betrayal eventually led to their own demise, and the stark contrast made the light of justice in the Iron Triangle even brighter.
In addition to the fascinating plot, "Return to the Ruins of the South China Sea" is also recognized for its excellent production. From the mysterious underwater world of the coral spiral to the steep road of Kenki, every scene is meticulously crafted, bringing the ultimate visual enjoyment to the audience. And the tense and intense adventure and complex and changeable character relationships make people feel an indescribable sense of urgency at the same time.
As for the arrival of "Wuxia Coffin Mountain", although the subject matter is sensitive and the review is difficult, fans' expectations for this series are still undiminished. Whether the series can break through the difficulties again, we will wait and see.