Many people like Li Yapeng's Linghu Chong,

but my favorite is Lin Pingzhi played by Li Jie.
It's not just his ruthless self-mutilation for revenge,
but also the epic sense seen in his tragic life.
In his youth, Lin Pingzhi wore fine clothes, rode spirited horses, and hunted and played every day.
Until he saw an ugly village girl being bullied and stood up suddenly.
His life changed from then on.
At that time, Lin Pingzhi was trembling in fear after accidentally killing someone,
yet he still protected the ugly girl behind him, saying "Don't be afraid."
Unexpectedly, after going home, it was a storm of bloodshed and a massacre of his family.
He wandered helplessly, dragged into the depths by the waves of fate.
When he looked at his parents but was powerless,
for the first time, he yearned to become stronger.
Yue Buqun appeared out of nowhere,
a gentleman as gentle as jade,
kindly taking him into the sect.
Lin Pingzhi, on the brink of drowning, didn't just grasp at a straw, but boarded a luxurious ship,
receiving noble treatment, and even the captain wanted to marry his daughter to him.
But the seed of darkness was planted just like that.
His most trusted benefactor was actually just like an enemy,
both for the sword manual.
Even his beloved wife,
in his eyes, was just a scheming woman coveting the sword manual.
He was tormented and unwilling,
and heaven gave him a chance.
He made a clean cut with a single sword,
to end the past,
to end the gratitude,
to end the love,
and also to end himself.
From then on, only revenge was in his eyes.
Finally, in the fury of avenging his great hatred,
he laughed wildly: "I have avenged myself, I have avenged myself!"
Sometimes, I wonder,
what if we were Lin Pingzhi?
A good supporting character is always so unforgettable.