"The Wind Rises in Luoyang" Gao Bingzhan has feelings for Miao Niang? The last two words say it all
Miao Niang's love for Gao Bingcang is well known, and when she looks at this man, the love in her eyes cannot be hidden.
However, the two of them were doomed to be impossible, first of all, the two were not official partners, and secondly, they had a deep blood feud. The death of his brother had always been a big stone in Lao Gao's heart, and he never dreamed that the person who killed his brother was the person he trusted the most.
Before he knew that Miao Niang was sixteen nights, the person he trusted most was Miao Niang, otherwise how could he put his life in the hands of Miao Niang. It was because he had experienced being betrayed and calculated, and so many brothers had died, so he didn't trust others, including Baili Jilang and Wu Siyue, but he could trust Miao Niang.
Being stabbed by someone he trusted the most should be the most uncomfortable, and when Lao Gao knew that Lady Miao was sixteen nights, he was shocked and disbelieving, and when he confirmed, he suddenly collapsed.
If it weren't for the fact that Miao Niang was deeply in love with Lao Gao, he would have died hundreds of times. The two fought several times and others died, only Gao Bingcang escaped a disaster, before the old Gao could not understand, now finally understood, the original sixteen nights is the lady, she can do it to anyone, including herself, but only to the old Gao can not be handed down.
Miao Niang really loved Gao Bingcang, loved the lowliness, and sacrificed her life for him.
If you want to ask how much love a person can love, although this practice is not advocated, but the lady gave everyone the best answer. Really love a person more than yourself, that is love to the bone, will be like this.
In fact, it is not recommended that girls love a man like this, because only if you love yourself first, others will love you, and boys are the same, but Miao Niang tells us with her own actions how to love someone.
Miao Niang loves Gao Bingcang so much, so does Lao Gao also have feelings for her? In fact, in the last two words, everything has been explained.
After the two had a frank conversation, Lady Miao went to change her clothes for sixteen nights, and she was ready to carry out her last mission. The last mission of the Sixteen Nights was nothing else, to kill Gao Bingcang, because he had blocked the way of Shinto.
As the Sixteenth Night, she had to accept the task, as the Lady of sorrow she could not get her hands on it, and she could not accept the task, and the Lady of the House could only exchange her life for Gao Bingzhan's life. That's right, Miao Niang would rather commit suicide than harm Gao Bingcang.
At first, She wanted to provoke Lao Gao, so that Lao Gao would move, and this time she was not ready to fight back, and dying in the arms of her beloved was also a kind of happiness. But Gao Bingzhan saw the true intention of Miao Niang, and even though he was provoked, he still did not move.
Miao Niang could only decide on her own, because this time she didn't want to deceive Gao Bingcang anymore. And at the moment when Miao Niang committed suicide, the word "Miao Niang" blurted out.
Gao Bingzhan hated the person who killed his brother, and everyone knew that there was not a moment in these years that he did not want to kill that person and avenge his brothers. Perhaps the meaning of living for him was revenge, but he still felt heartache when he saw the moment of suicide on Sixteen Nights.
To him it was just a, not a fierce sixteen nights of murder without blinking an eye. Lao Gao still has feelings for Miao Niang, but his feelings are not like Miao Niang, which is a feeling that the lover is not yet full of than his friends, or can be called "confidant".
The eight words "lovers are not enough to surpass friends" are very suitable to describe the relationship between Gao Bingzhan and Miao Niang, in fact, this relationship is more advanced than lovers. If nothing else, they will go a long way and trust each other.
What do you think about that?