Have you been shocked by the full details and foreshadowing in "The Blessing of Heavenly Officials"? Today, let's explore these wonderful details that we have overlooked!
First, the red line in Huacheng's hand turned out to come from this way
In "The Blessing of Heavenly Officials", the red thread on Huacheng's hand has always made us curious.
This red line may be just an ordinary token in the eyes of many readers, however, microscope netizens have found that the source of this red line is different.
When the plot returns to chapter 82, we can see Xie Lian taking off her hair and tying it in a knot, then placing it on Hua Cheng's fingertips, and telling him that it can protect his life.
After hearing this, Hua Cheng smiled, and his smile and reaction were also portrayed in the plot by Mo Xiang Copper Stink.
However, most people don't realize the importance of this hair knot when they read this paragraph.
But 800 years later, this hair knot turned into a red thread tied to Hanajo's fingers.
This red thread became the link between Hua Cheng and Xie Lian, symbolizing their loyalty and close bond.
The foreshadowing of this detail is so deep that we have to admire the ingenuity and carefulness of the ink fragrance copper smell.
Second, the foreshadowing of 800 years of waiting for Huacheng
The 800 years that Huacheng has been waiting for Xie Lian is also one of the foreshadowings of the elaborate design of the ink fragrance and copper smell.
In the aforementioned paragraph, the flower demon tried to instigate Hua Cheng to follow him, but Hua Cheng always stuck to Xie Lian's side.
At that time, the flower demon said: "After this village, there will be no more shops." If you don't come at this time, you won't be able to eat even if you think about it for 800 years!"
This sentence may have been just a casual instigation from the flower demon at the time, but no one expected it to become a reality.
In the story of "The Blessing of Heavenly Officials", Huacheng waited for Xie Lian for 800 years, and behind this persistence and persistence, it actually stemmed from the deep feelings and power of faith between them.
This also once again proves the ingenuity and intentions of Moxiang Copper Odor in the plot design.
3. The coral beads of mercy imply the heart
In "The Blessing of Heavenly Officials", coral beads are an important item for Xie Lian.
When he was young, he once took away the coral bead earrings from Hua Cheng's hand.
However, three years later, Xianle destroyed the kingdom, and he lost everything.
In the process, he drained his luck and gave half of it to his followers.
In the process, the coral beads reappear and return to Xie Lian's hands.
In Taoist culture, coral beads symbolize the heart.
This detail was once again interpreted by readers to have a meaning: Xie Lian gave half of his heart to the people of the world, but the other half was placed in Huacheng.
This interpretation also makes us feel the deep emotional bond between Xie Lian and Hua Cheng again.
Fourth, the name of Xie Lian on Hua Cheng's arm
At the time of chapter 186, Hua Cheng was captured by 33 priests and forced to insult Xie Lian's reputation.
In this scene, Xie Lian questions if Onihuo has his name written on it.
However, in chapter 244, we found out that Hua Cheng's arm was really engraved with Xie Lian's name.
This detail surprised us again and re-examined Hua Cheng's feelings for Xie Lian.
This plot also makes us deeply aware that from a very early age, Hua Cheng has regarded Xie Lian as his belief and goal, and has engraved his name deeply on his arm.
The depth of emotion and courage is impressive.
Fifth, Xie Lian once disliked the words of Huacheng
In chapter 35, we see a couplet: "On the left is 'want money and don't die', on the right is 'win without shame'", and the horizontal criticism is "hahahaha".
This extremely arrogant and childish tone has aroused the curiosity of many readers.
And Mei Nianqing's words even pointed out that the most ugly words were seen in the ghost market casino.
So some netizens speculated that this might be Huacheng's handwriting.
And in the later plot, we also saw that Xie Lian once taught Huacheng to write.
It seems that he is not without opinion on the words of Huacheng.
This kind of small detail not only allows us to see the interaction and fun between Xie Lian and Huacheng, but also makes us feel the meticulousness and depth of the character's portrayal of the characters.
What other details do you know about "The Blessing of Heavenly Officials"?