"Great Qin Fu" is a TV series starring Zhang Luyi and Duan Yihong, and is the sequel to "The Rise of the Great Qin Empire", telling the story of the destruction of the Six Kingdoms and the unification of China.
In the second half of the plot, the plot of Eun Jung (Jang Lu-il) destroying Korea is very concise, and it is very easy to destroy Korea.
Supposedly, this part of the story is the focus of the plot and should be more complicated, but why is South Korea so easily destroyed by Win Jung.
Great Qin Fu
First of all, in terms of plot arrangement.
The plot of Yingzheng's destruction of Han is after the death of Han Fei (Zhang Haoyue).
But from the death of Han Fei to the fall of South Korea, there was a gap of three years.
"Great Qin Fu" directly skipped these three years in terms of plot arrangement.
After Han Fei's death, the plot transitions directly to the unit where YingZheng destroys Han.
And this part of the plot is very simple.
The unit in which Eun Seol destroys Han is in episode 69.
Yingzheng directly sent troops to South Korea, without the previous depiction, to have the excuse of sending troops, which is the first place omitted.
In terms of strategic planning to attack Korea, YingZheng asked Wang Qi (You Yongzhi) to lead an army to attack the Korean capital city of Xinzheng, concentrating the military forces of the four kingdoms of Zhao, Han, Chu and Wei on Xinzheng.
In addition, Let Li Xin (Chang Di) lead 20,000 soldiers to invade the Korean territory, if the Korean army meets the battle alone, it will be annihilated, and if it encounters the four-nation alliance of Zhao, Han, Chu and Wei, it will retreat, so as to make the Korean army relax its vigilance.
Finally, Li Xin and a thousand rangers stayed around the Korean fortress of Nanyang, so that Han Xiang could leave Nanyang for several months, so that Ning Teng (Han Pujun) could plan to return to Qin in Nanyang.
And this part, as the center of gravity of Ning Teng's planning of Nanyang Guiqin, is only expressed in a small episode, not detailed enough.
Once Namyang is lost, South Korea can only surrender, but such an important place is very simple to take over, which is the second place omitted.
On the contrary, the unit of Yingzheng destroying Han is portrayed in detail in the passage on the surrender of King Han.
The unit of annihilation of Han is too concise, which is a deficiency in the plot setting, the entire episode volume is less than one episode, and this pot has to be carried by the screenwriter.
Another reason is Han Fei.
In addition to Lü Buwei at the beginning, the core plot of "Great Qin Fu" is to tell how Ying Zheng destroyed the Six Kingdoms.
In terms of plot setting, the screenwriter sets up a key character for each country.
The State of Zhao was Li Mu (Lu Yong), the State of Chu was Xiang Yan (Wei Binghua), the State of Yan was Prince Dan (Li Haoxuan), and Korea was naturally Han Fei.
These key figures represent the vassal states to which they belong, and the elimination of them is equivalent to the annihilation of a certain state.
For example, Li Mu of the Zhao Kingdom, after Li Mu's death, the Zhao State soon surrendered.
Therefore, after Han Fei's death, there is no need to spend more time on the plot to portray the unit, and directly let Yin Zheng easily destroy South Korea.
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