After a short break, the second scene began.
Why was this scene the highlight of the show?
Because it was the most torturous scene in the whole show, the climax of the whole show, and the turning point before Meng Changge entered the palace for revenge.
This turning point was crucial, directly related to Meng Changge's character setting in the second half of the show and the audience's perception of Meng Changge.
Due to the huge difference in strength between the two armies, Meng Changge still lost this battle.
She watched as her assistant, who had risked his life for her, was beheaded and trampled on by the enemy. She watched as her beloved brother was beheaded and humiliated on the tip of a sword …
She was separated from Sun Huanqing in the battle, and when she went to find him, she saw Sun Huanqing's heart being pierced by thousands of arrows …
She didn't even have time to say goodbye …
"Huanqing —"
The last string in Meng Changge's heart was completely broken. She was so angry that her eyes almost popped out of their sockets, and she rushed over.
She sat on the ground, looking at the corpse in her arms that was full of sharp arrows, and let out a desperate scream. "Ah —"
Two streams of tears rolled down her blood-stained cheeks …
Ning Xi's instantaneous explosive power was shocking, and everyone present was brought into the scene, their hearts wrenching.
The next second, Meng Changge raised her sword and madly fought with the remaining enemies.
Because Meng Changge's momentum was too fierce, although there were many enemies, they also became timid. In the end, almost a hundred people were killed by her one by one …
Ning Xi didn't use a martial arts substitute for this scene, but personally went into battle. Her emotions were on point, and her movements were very beautiful, showing a beautiful sense of heroism.
The battle finally ended, and she was the only one left alive on the vast battlefield.
The entire battlefield was covered in blood, layers of corpses, and tattered flags fluttered in the wind …
Meng Changge was on the verge of collapse. He clutched his chest and knelt down on one knee, panting in exhaustion.
After the great sorrow and anger, she slowly put her lover's head on her knees, and wiped the dirt off his face, her expression emotionless.
Ning Xi's silence during this period was for the purpose of interspersing the memories between the two of them in the subsequent editing. Ning Xi's expression was layered so that even if there was no memory, this silence was not abrupt. Instead, the audience followed the subtle changes in her expression and recalled the bits and pieces since she met Sun Huanqing …
A moment later, the memories came to an abrupt end.
Meng Changge's empty eyes suddenly stared into the distance.
That one glance seemed to have passed through the battlefield, through the snowy mountains and grasslands, through the vast desert, all the way to the flourishing capital city, and then leaped over the palace walls, to the hypocritical Imperial Court, to the luxurious Imperial Palace, to stare straight at the incapable Emperor and the treacherous Concubine in the tent …
As if there was a gust of wind mixed with blood, she raised her chin and closed her eyes.
Gradually, her blood-stained lips curled up bit by bit, like a peach blossom blooming in winter.
Strange, yet beautiful.
A smile that could topple a city.
At this moment, the general who protected the country had died, and the one who was reborn was the Demon Concubine who brought disaster to the country and the people.
The Meng Family had been loyal for generations. Her father, three brothers, the youngest brother, the person she loved the most, all died on the battlefield. However, the Emperor whom she was loyal to, the people whom she protected, forced her into a dead end step by step …
This family, this country, this world, what else was worth protecting?
In that case … let them all be destroyed!
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