What are the most impressive scenes in "Wulin Gaiden"?

There are too many classic scenes in Wulin Gaiden. Let me tell you what came to mind when I saw this question.

Male and female? Male and female heroes? The appearance of Guo Furong.

Generally speaking, it is easier to forget the previous plots as time goes by, but the scene where Guo Furong appears is always vivid in my mind. At that time, Zhang Xinyi played Yao Chen's maid and appeared in Qixia Town together. She thought she was a chivalrous and righteous person, but in fact she did bad things with good intentions and became a male and female evil that everyone in the town wanted to beat. One day, Guo Furong and her maid came to Tongfu Inn. Because Tongfu Inn did not light up the lights, they regarded it as a black shop. They pretended to check in, but they were captured by the crowd. Everyone thought that Guo Furong was really a bad person. After questioning, it turned out that he was a bad person. A little girl who didn't know how to make a career in the world, but was detained because Guo Furong broke something in the inn. From then on, Guo Furong entered the world of her dreams, and Tongfu Inn also gained a quirky little Guo.

Like a dream but not a dream? I didn’t know each other once I traveled through time.

I believe everyone will be deeply impressed by the scene where Mo Xiaobei dreams and everyone travels through time. It was so novel that this kind of time-travel plot could appear ten years ago, and it merged with the sense of humor of Tongfu Inn to create a magical sense of integration, which greatly satisfied the audience's senses. Recently I saw some explanations about the terrifying parts of "Wulin Gaiden". I didn't understand much, but they all mentioned this scene. Similar to The Truman World, Mo Xiaobei really traveled through time. After she woke up from the dream, , I still have that modern one hundred yuan in my hand!

Li Dazui and Hui Lan, the kitchen knife sect of ancient pyramid schemes.

I’m not very impressed by Yang Huilan’s martial arts competition to attract a bride, but selling knives is another plot of modern MLM. I don’t know if this kind of thing really existed in the Ming Dynasty, but MLM was really real at that time. is very popular, and this plot is very consistent with the characteristics of the times. And to this day, it still wakes people up.

Wulin Gaiden actually has many truths, about life, business, and work. It is such a good drama that even those born after 2000 feel they don’t know much about it. I hope to remember it as a classic!