What is Haotian's identity in Ever Night 2? How did Haotian become a human in Ever Night 2?

What kind of existence is Haotian in Ever Night 2? In fact, Sangsang is Haotian. When she returns to her original form, she becomes the cold and brutal version played by Yang Chaoyue. So, how does Haotian become a human in Ever Night 2? What is the ending? Interested friends can take a look at the detailed introduction provided by this site.

What is Haotian's identity in Ever Night 2?

In Ever Night, Sangsang is Haotian's incarnation in the human world. Her real identity is Haotian, the son of Hades. Sangsang was originally dark, short and thin, but when she turned back into Haotian, she became tall, white and beautiful. Even her personality changed, from being docile and well-behaved at the beginning to being cold and cruel.

In the TV series Ever Night 2, Song Yiren, who played Sangsang in the first part, played Sangsang after she became Haotian. Yang Chaoyue played Sangsang after she became Haotian. The difference between the two images was huge, which gave the audience a strong visual impact. After Sangsang became Haotian, she was hunted down by people all over the world, but Ning Que still guarded her. In the end, the two overcame all difficulties and obstacles and finally lived happily together.

How did Haotian become a human in Ever Night 2?

It is understood that the villain Haotian in Ever Night 2 died in a fight with Sangsang and Ning Que. The plot of the second season connects to the story that happened after the finale of the first season. When Ning died, Haotian finally saw all the love, hatred and vengeance in the world. He thought he was the master of all things, but he didn't expect that it was just his delusion in the end.

Looking at the heavy snow in the sky, she was no longer the favored child of heaven who walked in the clouds and watched the people in the world busy like ants. She lay quietly on the barren field with a calm face. Snowflakes slowly floated down and landed on Haotian's blood-stained white gauze skirt. Haotian slowly closed his eyes, his life gradually faded away, and he murmured: "Mortals... are quite interesting... This snow... is so warm..."

Why did Ever Night 2 change the male lead?

It is said that it was because of Chen Feiyu's schedule. At that time, the director of "Ever Night" Yang Yang announced to everyone that "Ever Night 2" was coming. Shortly afterwards, Chen Feiyu's studio reposted the Weibo and said, "Regrettably, due to schedule issues, Chen Feiyu will no longer star in "Ever Night 2". Thank you for your love for Ning Que." Then, Chen Feiyu also responded to this matter on Weibo, expressing his gratitude to the director and staff of "Ever Night", and also thanking every friend who loves "Ever Night", and once again responded that he would not star in "Ever Night 2".

How to evaluate Wang Hedi's Ning Que

The two male protagonists in Ever Night 1 and Ever Night 2 have their own acting skills.

However, the temperaments of these two people are completely different.

Chen Feiyu's appearance is the kind of offensive with a sense of youth. His Ning Que is like Ning Que, a rogue, a scoundrel, arrogant, and unruly; Ning Que in the original novel is like this, a person who lives in his own hands and fights for his life. Especially the part where he scolds Qu Ni, it is still very good, and the sense of substitution is very strong.

Wang Hedi's Ning Que lacks the sense of youth, rebelliousness, and ruffianism. In fact, he is very handsome, but not in the same way as Ning Que. He is the male lead in idol dramas, the kind of upright character. Compared with Ning Que, I think he is more suitable for the role of Long Qing. Speaking of Long Qing, Long Qing in 2 feels much better, although the lines are still second-rate, but there is nothing you can do about the writing style. In short, Wang Hedi's Ning Que gives people a very ordinary feeling, without the drive, without the feeling that my fate is in my own hands. But to be honest, his fighting scenes are great and very comfortable to watch. Look forward to his performance in the future.

Personally, I am looking forward to the story of the second brother.