Why did you cut tea at the end of nirvana in the fire?

The ending of Nirvana of Fire, Liu Feicha, was deleted for plot reasons.

Liu Fei's part of making tea was originally said at the end of the play, but I was worried that people would think that the grief of Wang Jing and others would turn into a joke, so they respected the original work and deleted it before playing it and put it in an egg.

Personal data:

Liu Fei, a character in Hai Yan's novel Nirvana in Fire, is a handsome guy, and Mei Chong turned him into a younger brother. He was once controlled by drugs by the secret endurance black boy organization, which led to mental retardation, extremely high martial arts and ruthless, giving people the feeling that he was flying around every day, his whereabouts were uncertain, and there were few opponents in the world.

Liu Fei is good at fencing and palming. Weird and unpredictable, the posture is smooth, and there is no loophole to attack. For Xia Dong and TaBaHao, people with the same posture and moving route are naturally more dominant, but when they meet Meng Zhi, a martial arts type of Zhou Zheng's masculinity, they are bound everywhere. Besides, as far as internal force is concerned, Meng Zhi, who was seriously injured since he was a child, is still far less than Meng Zhi, who practiced Shaolin authentic practice.