The Twelve Hours of Chang an ushered in the finale, is this ending a bad ending?

It's not a bad ending, maybe the director wants to shoot the second part, leaving suspense for everyone.

Don't count, there is a saying: The play ends, but the story of Chang'an will never end.

The ending was too hasty and sloppy, "it took two episodes to end the conspiracy of forty-six episodes", and many stalks were not rounded. Do you want to make a sequel?

I haven't watched this TV series, so I don't know how.

I think this ending is quite okay, I personally like it.

The current TV series have an inertia, they all start high and go low, which is a bit anticlimactic.

The ending is okay, but a bit rushed.

I don't think it's a bad ending, and the ending always has its own arrangement.

Go read the book, the ending is different.

In the finale of "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an", Lin Jiulang, the right minister who has been the villain, did not die and was not punished; Yuan Zai, who loves to pick up credit and is good at calculation, has not been retributed.

In the finale, the saint concluded that Xu Bin's mastermind behind the scenes was the crown prince, and Xu Bin boasted that he had the talent to be the prime minister, and he alone carefully planned all the plans to assassinate the saint. Xu Bin pointed out that the saint favored the traitor and caused trouble to the dynasty, and condemned him for not reusing Lin Jiulang, and the saint finally understood Xu Bin's hard work. Xu Bin was pierced through the heart by an arrow, the torch in his hand fell to the ground, and the fire thunder was ignited.

Zhang Xiaojing picked up the saint and jumped down regardless of his body, and the city tower happened instantly. After the imperial doctors rescued Zhang Xiaojing from the danger of his life, the saint wanted to reward Zhang Xiaojing, but Zhang Xiaojing only wanted to return the banner of the Eighth Regiment. He Zhizheng woke up Li Bi and told him that no matter what happens in his life, his heart must not be covered with dust.

The saint condemned the prince for not defending Lin Jiulang, but the prince knew that he was too talented and shallow to help the saint revitalize the Tang Dynasty. Li Bi smoothly entered the Feng Pavilion, only one step away from the prime minister, but he decided to go up the mountain to cultivate, Zhang Xiaojing refused the reward of the saint to wander the world, and Tan Qi chose to stay with Yan Yufan.

Character introduction

Zhang Xiaojing, a lonely hero, strong and smart. Good nature, compassionate, and righteous. Nine years of bad handsomeness, trained how to survive in the quagmire, in the poisonous rats, insects and snakes to kill the bloody road.

He was involved in a bloody case and should be beheaded in accordance with the law, but he was ordered to take on the important task of saving the lives of the people of Chang'an City.

Wang Yunxiu, the first daughter of Chang'an, she was born in a noble family and is the daughter of a general, but she does not have the weak posture of Miss Qianjin, but she is heroic and dressed in a military uniform to hunt down the Xionghuo Gang. Facing the owner of the incense shop who walked with her, although she was also a woman, she maintained Wenran behind her everywhere, even if she was outnumbered and captured, she stepped forward.

The ending of the original book is relatively satisfying, through the unremitting efforts of the two, the people of Chang'an were finally protected, I think the ending of the TV series will not be too different, firstly, the ending is more in line with the public's ideas, and secondly, the happy ending is also a necessary trend of the TV series.

The ending of this drama is that the protagonist Zhang Xiaojing was ordered to expose the mastermind behind the scenes with Li Bi, and rescued Chang'an City within twelve hours, and finally made the bad guy's plan fail.

This is the ending of the original work, which is different from the ending of this film and television drama, the ending of film and television dramas is generally polarized, either it is particularly beautiful or it is particularly painful, leaving people with suspense.

The ** ending of the original work is that Zhang Xiaojing and Li Qin stopped the bad guys' plan to break through Chang'an City through their own efforts, and successfully protected the people of Chang'an City, with a happy ending.

Zhang Xiaojing stood on the edge of Leyouyuan overlooking Chang'an City, and sighed with emotion, feeling the greatness and grandeur of Chang'an, Zhang Xiaojing left his first tears in Chang'an City for the first time since he came to Chang'an City.

In **, behind the scenes** He Dong died, Li Qin and Zhang Xiaojing also successfully exterminated the wolf guard and defended Chang'an City, Li Qin finally exempted Zhang Xiaojing from the death penalty, and chose to return to the mountains and forests.

In the end, Long Bo is dead! Zhang Xiaojing left Chang'an.

The ending of the original ** can be said to be relatively complete, through the efforts of the protagonists, Chang'an has restored its original tranquility, allowing the people to live and work in peace and contentment, and there will be no more war. So the ending of the TV series version should be about the same good.

The ending of the TV series and ** is not very different, the ending is that Zhang Xiaojing and Li Mi stopped the enemy's actions through hard work and last-minute strategy, prevented the occurrence of disasters, and protected the people of Chang'an City, and at the same time, the value of their hearts and lives has been sublimated.

The finale of the final season of "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an": Zhang Xiaojing's descendants Zhang Hongfan and Zhang Cunren betrayed the Han people, assisted the Mongols and Manchus to enter the Central Plains, rule the Han people, and establish the Yuan and Qing dynasties.

Zhang Xiaojing's descendant Zhang Hongfan Guan worshiped the general of the Yuan Dynasty, a native of Dingxing County, Baoding, Hebei, and Zhang Fei, a famous general of the Three Kingdoms. Zhang Hongfan was the main commander of Kublai Khan's campaign to destroy the Song Dynasty, and destroyed the Southern Song Dynasty in the Battle of Yashan. Zhang Cunren was a general of the Ming Dynasty, and later surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, and the official worshiped the Qing Dynasty's military department Shangshu and the governor of the three provinces of Zhili, and sent a letter to recruit Wu Sangui to suppress the Southern Ming army and anti-Qing righteous soldiers.

Zhang Xiaojing and Tan Qi were together, and Li Bi went to the mountain alone and went incognito.

My house is by the river.

I finished reading it yesterday, and it looks good.

The ending of the original work of "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an" is that Li Mi and Zhang Xiaojing work together to expose the enemy's conspiracy and save Chang'an City. Zhang Xiaojing was originally a soldier in the Tang Dynasty, and later became a local security guard in Chang'an City after retiring, and was imprisoned for mishandling and violating Tang law.

After many investigations, Zhang Xiaojing found that the enemy was going to make ** on the night of the Shangyuan Festival, although the more he investigated, Zhang Xiaojing found that even Jing'an Division had the enemy's internal response. This process is very dangerous, Zhang Xiaojing was just trying to survive from the beginning, and finally had a sense of responsibility to protect the people of the city, which is his growth.

Zhang Xiaojing and Li Mi finally stopped the enemy's actions at the last moment of the Shangyuan Festival, exposed the enemy's true colors, prevented the disaster from happening, and rescued the people of Chang'an City.

In the ending, Li Mi gave Zhang Xiaojing a promise to pardon his innocence, and also revealed the news that he would leave Chang'an City, he said: "This time I was in the red dust, absorbing mundane affairs, but I ended up with damage to the Taoist heart, if I don't go back to the mountain to practice again, I am afraid that the enlightenment will be wasted for a long time." And Zhang Xiaojing shed a tear from his long-dried eye socket, which was the first time he shed tears in nine years since he came to Chang'an.

The ending of each character in the twelve hours of Chang'an

1, Zhang Xiaojing.

In the finale, Zhang Xiaojing and Li Bi finally teamed up to resolve the shocking conspiracy of the Turkic wolf guards to destroy Chang'an and subvert the Tang Dynasty with Que Lehodo, and successfully found out the mastermind behind a series of conspiracy and saved the saint and the people of Chang'an.

Zhang Xiaojing was finally appointed as a third-grade general, specializing in guarding the palace, but Zhang Xiaojing would rather travel all over the world, only asking the saint to bless Chang'an City for generations of safety, and promised that once the Tang Dynasty is in trouble, he will return to serve without hesitation.

2, Li Mi. <>

Li Yu's last words hinted that he would leave Chang'an City. In the play, he and Zhang Xiaojing worked together to investigate the enemy who infiltrated Chang'an City, and approached the enemy's conspiracy step by step, but finally found that his Jing'an Division actually had the enemy's internal response, of course, in the end, he and Zhang Xiaojing successfully debunked the enemy's conspiracy and saved Chang'an City from danger.

Although Li Mi has made meritorious contributions, but in fact, he is guilty of dereliction of duty, and he once said in the ending of **: "It's a pity that after this incident, Jing'an Division will definitely not be able to keep it, and I will probably be driven out of Chang'an." But don't worry, I promised you a pardon of capital crimes, and I will do it. ”

Li Mi was not necessarily driven out of Chang'an City, but this implied that he would indeed leave Chang'an City, and he once said to Zhang Xiaojing: "This time I was in the red dust, learning from mundane affairs, but I ended up with the point that my Dao heart was damaged, if I don't go back to the mountain to practice again, I am afraid that my enlightenment will be wasted for a long time." In other words, even if Li Mi was not kicked out of Chang'an because of dereliction of duty, he would choose to leave because of the damage to his Dao heart.

3, Long Bo. <>

Long Bo died at the hands of Zhang Xiaojing, although he is a villain, but he has won the love of many audiences, his end is miserable, which makes people feel very sad, but Long Bo has done so many bad things, such an ending is also deserved, and he atoned for the wrong things he did with his life.

4, Xu Bin. <>

The finale of "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an" Xu Bin was yin by a surprise attack by Wang Yunxiu, and hung up directly, originally he still wanted Zhang Xiaojing to finish himself, but he was killed by Wang Yunxiu.

5. Yuan load. <>

In the ending of the TV series, Won Jae committed suicide, and after interrogation, Won Jae admitted that he had done a lot of illegal things. These are unforgivable acts, Daizong ordered him to commit suicide and leave him a whole body, but his wife Wang Yunxiu and his three sons Yuan Bohe, Yuan Zhongwu, and Yuan Ji can all be executed.

In the finale of "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an", Zhang Xiaojing and Li Bi finally stopped the enemy's actions at the last moment of the Shangyuan Festival, exposed the enemy's true colors, prevented the disaster from happening, and finally rescued the people of Chang'an City.

Li Bi decided to go up the mountain to cultivate, and wanted to cultivate like Zhang Xiaojing, and the realm of the Lingtai dustless was only descended from the mountain, and Zhang Xiaojing was named a third-grade general, responsible for guarding the palace city, but Zhang Xiaojing was willing to wander the world, once the Tang Dynasty was in trouble, he would come back to participate in the war without hesitation. Tan Qi wants to stay with Yan Yuhuan, and he can also have the opportunity to advise the saints and do their best to protect the heart of Chang'an.

Chang'an Twelve Hours Character Introduction

Li Bi: The original historical figure Li Bi, the word Changyuan. Six generations of famous families in the family, since childhood, has a good personal relationship with the prince, studied under He Jian, and once followed Master Ye Fashan to cultivate.

On the surface, he is a knight who does not care about the government, but in fact, he has been secretly helping the prince, hoping that one day he can enter the court and become a famous face through the ages. Because the wolf guard entered Chang'an, the imperial court set up a special Jing'an Division to be responsible for arresting, and Li Bi was appointed as the secretary of Jing'an.

Zhang Xiaojing: Known as the Five Yamas, he joined the army in the thirteenth year of the old calendar, served as the crossbowman of the eighth regiment of the 33rd Zhechong Mansion, and became friends with Wen Wuji. After serving as the bad handsome of Wannian County for nine years, upright, brave, kind, wise, love wings, like Chang'an, and then because of the death of Wen Wuji, in order to avenge his death, he fell into a prison until Xu Bin borrowed the big case to elect him to save the people of Chang'an.

Yao Runeng: The prince's right guard rate, his grandfather is Yao Chong, who is known as the "Prime Minister of the Salvation of the Times", is cautious and sophisticated but does not lose his character, and hopes to regain the glory of the family, and together with Li Bi and Zhang Xiaojing in the play, the people of Chang'an are in danger.

Tan Qi: Li Bi's maidservant, quite trusted by Li Bi, smart and courageous, admired him in his dealings with Zhang Xiaojing, and worked with Zhang Xiaojing to eliminate the wolf guard and save Chang'an.

Xu Bin: Zhang Xiaojing's old friend, the director of the Jing'an Division, is mainly responsible for the big case technique (that is, modern big data), and hopes to use the big case technique to help the Tang Dynasty regain its prosperity.

Cao Poyan: The leader of the wolf guard, originally a slave of the wolf king, defected in order to let his daughter ask the fate of the slave, and was later summoned by the wolf king to Chang'an to carry out the "Que Lehodo", and was seriously injured and died by Zhang Xiaojing during the mission.

"The Twelve Hours of Chang'an" is a costume suspense drama directed by Cao Dun and starring Lei Jiayin and Yi Yang Qianxi. The play is adapted from Ma Boyong's name**, which tells the story of Chang'an City in crisis on the eve of the Shangyuan Festival in the Tang Dynasty, and Zhang Xiaojing, a death row prisoner in Chang'an, was ordered to save Chang'an within twelve hours with Li Bi. So what is the analysis of the ending of "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an".

1, "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an" At the end, Zhang Xiaojing and Li Mi teamed up to exterminate the wolf guards sent by the Turks and protect the safety of Chang'an City, the truth was revealed, and the real culprit behind the scenes was not the prince, nor An Lushan, but He Dong, which was the most unexpected.

2, in fact, not only did this ending not satisfy the readers, but Ma Boyong himself was also dissatisfied, because he originally wanted to portray a more profound conspiracy, and the real murderer behind the scenes originally wanted to find a high-powered person, but because the dynasty and characters did not allow it, he let He Dong take the blame.

3. When the dust settled, Li Mi fulfilled his promise, exempted Zhang Xiaojing from the death penalty, restored his free body, and made a promise that as long as Tan Qi and Zhang Xiaojing left, he would definitely not stay. In the end, Li Mi also chose to retreat to the mountains and forests and continue his practice.

4, Zhang Xiaojing faced Chang'an City, which had restored peace, and punched Li Mi hard, as if he wanted to vent his grievances, too, Zhang Xiaojing was originally full of resentment towards the emperor, but in order to protect his people, he almost fought for his own life, and Li Mi did everything for the prince, only Zhang Xiaojing was for the people of Chang'an, Zhang Xiaojing should be angry that he once again became a pawn in the court dispute.

The above is an introduction to the content of the ending analysis of "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an".