"If you don't take revenge, I, Li Yunlong, swear not to be a person, pass on my order, and gather a battalion!"
This is a fragment in "Bright Sword" in which Li Yunlong learned that Monk Wei was killed by bandits, and despite Kong Jie's dissuasion, he also wanted to cut off the head of the second master of Heiyun Village to avenge his brother's hatred.
Looking at the whole drama or the whole novel of "Bright Sword", Monk Wei can be said to be Li Yunlong's right-hand man, he is strong and courageous in martial arts, and he has saved Li Yunlong's life many times on the battlefield.
However, just when everyone thought that Monk Wei would persist until the end and make contributions with Li Yunlong, he was unfortunately brutally killed by bandits.
For this ending, I believe that many viewers are unwilling to accept it, but what everyone doesn't know is that in fact, Monk Wei's death is inevitable, otherwise it will make Li Yunlong's evening unsafe.
And we can know this at a glance from the original book of "Bright Sword".
"If the monk doesn't die, Li Yunlong will not be guaranteed in the evening"
After watching "Bright Sword", many people think that Monk Wei's death was caused by Li Yunlong, and if Li Yunlong didn't let Monk Wei deliver the letter at that time, then the tragedy would not have happened.
Of course, there is another theory about the death of Monk Wei, that is, Kong Jie indirectly caused it, because Chu Yunfei, who was the commander of the 358th Regiment of Jinsui at that time, stood up when he gathered his troops to eradicate the bandits in Heiyunzhai.
Kong Jie asked Chu Yunfei to temporarily put aside this choice, and dissuaded him on the grounds of absorbing Heiyun Village, the second is that he thinks that cooperation against Japan is the top priority at present, so the matter of exterminating the bandits has been put on hold, so it is over.
It is precisely because of this that many people said that if Kong Jie did not come forward to stop Chu Yunfei from exterminating the bandits, then the bandits of Heiyun Village would probably have been buried in the sea of fire.
After all, with Chu Yunfei's strength, it is not easy to eliminate this group of bandits, so that when Monk Wei delivers the letter, he will not encounter bandits, and he will not be killed.
But if you have read the original work of "Bright Sword", you will understand that in fact, the death of Monk Wei is a doomed result, because in the second half of the novel, Li Yunlong is a tragic character.
In the original work, after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Li Yunlong was implicated in the "Taishan Division" incident, and was implicated and persecuted, so he was arrested and imprisoned.
Later, Li Yunlong was not only severely tortured in prison, but also tried in public, and he no longer had the same vigor as before.
After Duan Peng learned the news, he immediately came up with a bold idea, that is, to hijack the prisoner car and directly lead his special operations team to rescue people.
But as a result, after Li Yunlong was rescued by Duan Peng and others, he did not listen to everyone's plan and went to the northeast for refuge, but chose to go home.
And the reason why Li Yunlong did this was because he didn't want to make a living, but because he didn't want to involve Duan Peng and the others and bring consequences to them.
After Li Yunlong returned home, he took out the Browning that Chu Yunfei had given him from the drawer, closed his eyes and thought about it, and immediately committed suicide with a gun.
In fact, you might as well think about this, if Monk Wei is not dead, with his friendship with Li Yunlong, he will definitely send Li Yunlong to take refuge at all costs.
Because Monk Wei's personality is very reckless, he will not be like Duan Peng to Li Yunlong, plus Monk Wei's skills are also better than Li Yunlong, maybe he will knock the other party out and take him away.
All in all, no matter what, Monk Wei will definitely save Li Yunlong from leaving, but in this way, Li Yunlong will really be labeled as a "rebellion", and he can't be washed away by jumping into the Yellow River, and he won't even have an ordinary chance in the future.
Therefore, the death of Monk Wei is inevitable, although he died very "aggrieved", but in exchange for the wisdom of Li Yunlong I, I am afraid that Monk Wei Jiuquan will be very happy to see this result.
After all, for a soldier, reputation and loyalty are far more important than life, so if Monk Wei saves Li Yunlong, then it will really be "unwashable" in the future.
"The lynx is only for robbery, and the Wei monk is too reckless"
The death of Monk Wei in "Bright Sword" is uneasy for many people, and many people think that it is too much pity that he, who has a strong martial arts, was killed by bandits.
Although there are other characters who die in "Bright Sword", such as Sun Desheng, Wang Xikui and other heroes who sacrificed, they did not die "aggrieved".
Because of the death of Monk Wei, there was neither the heroism of Sun Desheng of the cavalry company, nor the unyielding demeanor of Wang Xikui and other soldiers.
The cavalry company led by Sun Desheng was unfortunately surrounded by the enemy when it exchanged fire with the Japanese army, and even if it killed the enemy bloodily, it could not break out of the encirclement.
Later, when Li Yunlong learned the news, he hurriedly led his brothers from the Independent Regiment to support, but was stopped by the Japanese troops who rushed in.
With the passage of time, the cavalry company led by Sun Desheng not only ran out of ammunition, but there were only a few remaining soldiers, but they did not flinch in the face of the thousands of Japanese troops in front of them, and resolutely rushed up to fight with bayonets.
Although only Sun Desheng, who had a broken arm, was left in the end, he did not show a fearful gaze, but shouted tragically: "Cavalry company, attack!"
At the same time, Wang Xikui, who was a sharpshooter, also sacrificed very heroically like Sun Desheng, after the exchange of fire between the independent regiment and the Japanese army in Xinzhuang, Wang Xikui's troops immediately chose to exchange fire with the Japanese frontal troops in order to protect the safety of the local people.
Looking at the well-equipped and numerous Japanese troops in front of him, Wang Xikui's unit would rather die than surrender, as long as there is a breath left, then it must fight with the devil.
Although Wang Xikui and many other soldiers showed the courage of our soldiers, the ammunition of the troops at that time was really limited, and they did not die under the guns of the devils, but died from the lack of ammunition.
After Wang Xikui and other soldiers ran out of ammunition, they directly chose to fight with the devil, and shouted loudly before they died: "Lao Tzu is from the 386 Brigade Independent Regiment!"
But on the other hand, Monk Wei died at the hands of bandits, and he didn't even see the true face of the person who killed him, it's a pity that he has a good kung fu, which is also a point that many viewers feel worthless.
In fact, the reason why Monk Wei was killed by bandits is closely related to his character, you must know that at the beginning, the bandits only sought money and did not seek their lives, and they just wanted to rob a little more money before the adaptation.
But Monk Wei killed the three bandits directly without saying a word, causing the second boss of Heiyun Village to shoot Monk Wei, thus causing a tragedy.
If Monk Wei knew a little "forbearance" and handed over the few remaining money to the bandits, maybe he would be able to get along peacefully, after all, Monk Wei was wearing a military uniform, and the bandits would not kill the soldiers no matter how stupid they were.
If you look at the meaning of the TV series "Bright Sword", Monk Wei's death was impulsive, and it was also a foreshadowing for the plot.
According to the original "Bright Sword", the death of Monk Wei is inevitable, because it involves Li Yunlong's first fame.