There is no role of He Han in the original "My First Half Life"? Did Jin Dong force it?

Yes, there is no congratulatory letter in the original, and it can't be said that Jin Dong forced it. Just say it's a screenwriter.

In The First Half of Life, Jin Dong plays He Han, who is a male god in many people's hearts. He is handsome, rich and widely read. He hit the nail on the head, a best friend in life and a super comrade-in-arms at work.

Lolo said, you are my goddess; Luo Zijun said, if only she had not been Tang Jing's friend ten years ago. Luo Zijun's mother said, I wish you were my son-in-law.

Just like Jin Dong plays Lao Tan in Ode to Joy, there is a joke on the Internet: a bowl of Lao Tan beef noodles with sauerkraut, no sauerkraut, no beef, no noodles, just Lao Tan. Why is such a nearly perfect man not suitable for marriage? It's not that he is not suitable for marriage, but that your idea determines that he is not suitable for marriage. When you regard him as a male god, it shows that he has a high position in your heart. By contrast, you are humble. This unequal status determines that you will not be happy after marriage.

Teacher Tu Lei once said: There are no male gods in this world. There is a male god because people who regard him as a god do not regard themselves as people.

You regard him as a god, and you are under pressure to associate with him. Why is there no pressure in Tang Jing? Because in Tang Jing's eyes, He Han is just a person, and sometimes he is unreasonable.

No matter whether a man is excellent or ordinary, even ordinary is inferior to you in many aspects, as long as you regard him as a male god, it is not suitable for marriage.