Does the half-demon Si Teng have an emotional scene?

Yes, the second half of the TV series " Si Teng " belonged to the category of ghost films. The scene of Nishitake's mother appearing at the teacher's window was described as very scary.

There were emotional scenes in The Running Detective. In the search results, a short review mentioned that there were no emotional scenes in the drama, but other search results mentioned the interpersonal relationships of the main characters and the emotional interactions between the characters. For example, Han Yunshu was described as a calm and neutral investigator, but she also had her own principles and emotions. In addition, Jiang Ho-Joon's character was also mentioned. He was described as a righteous and impulsive character. Although there was no detailed description of the specific emotional drama, it could be inferred that there was a certain degree of emotional drama among the running investigators.

The female lead, He Weifang, had a love scene. In the play, He Weifang and the male lead Jiang Changyang developed a deep relationship and worked together to develop their careers. Although the search results did not provide specific plot development details, it could be expected that the female lead's emotional line would be an important plot in the drama.

Qiu Shan indeed had feelings for Si Teng. Although Qiu Shan had initially nurtured Si Teng out of selfishness and obsession, during the process of getting along with him, he had developed feelings for Si Teng. He was not sure if it was kinship or love. Qiu Shan's attitude towards Si Teng was harsh, insulting, and even abusing him, but at the same time, he was also attracted by Si Teng's kindness and kindness. Qiu Shan's love might have turned into hatred, and he had complicated feelings for Si Teng. Hence, it could be said that Qiu Shan had feelings for Si Teng.

There were different opinions on whether Qiu Shan had feelings for Si Teng. Some documents showed that Qiu Shan had feelings for Si Teng. Although it was initially out of selfishness and obsession, during the process of getting along, he developed feelings for Si Teng. It was uncertain whether it was family or love. His attitude towards Si Teng was harsh, insulting, and even abusing him, but at the same time, he was also attracted by Si Teng's kindness and kindness. However, other documents pointed out that Qiu Shan did not have true love for Si Teng. He used Si Teng to achieve his own goals and satisfied his desires by abusing and controlling her. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine whether Qiu Shan had true feelings for Si Teng.

Qiu Shan indeed had feelings for Si Teng. Although Qiu Shan had initially nurtured Si Teng out of selfishness and obsession, during the process of getting along with him, he had developed feelings for Si Teng. He was not sure if it was kinship or love. Qiu Shan's attitude towards Si Teng was harsh, insulting, and even abusing him, but at the same time, he was also attracted by Si Teng's kindness and kindness. Therefore, it could be said that Qiu Shan had feelings for Si Teng, even though these feelings were complicated and contained emotions of love and hate.

Based on the provided search results, it is unclear whether the male protagonist in "Player Fierce" has any romantic storylines. Some users in the search results mention that there are interactions between the male antagonist and a childhood friend named "Qingmei" (Qingmei), but it is not specified if these interactions are romantic in nature. Other users mention that the novel focuses more on horror and suspense elements rather than romance. Therefore, it is uncertain if the male protagonist has any romantic relationships in the story.

"Xixi is Si Teng's other clone, but she seems to have lost her memories." In the end, Xixi would return to Si Teng and be with Qin Fang.

Qiu Shan's feelings for Si Teng were complicated. Although Qiu Shan had initially nurtured Si Teng out of selfishness and obsession, during the process of getting along with him, he had developed feelings for Si Teng. He was not sure if it was kinship or love. However, Qiu Shan's attitude towards Si Teng was harsh, insulting, and even abusing him. He used Si Teng to expand his reputation and did not allow Si Teng to have his own feelings. Qiu Shan's actions towards Si Teng were cruel. He even plotted to make Si Teng return to her original form to scare away her lover. Qiu Shan hated demons and hated Si Teng. He had tortured Si Teng in various ways just to use her to kill his own kind to establish his image as a demon hunter. All in all, Qiu Shan's feelings for Si Teng were contradictory and complicated.

Qiu Shan's feelings for Si Teng were complicated. Although Qiu Shan was Si Teng's adoptive father, his attitude towards Si Teng was cruel and torturous. Qiu Shan used Si Teng to expand his reputation, but at the same time, he did not allow Si Teng to have his own feelings. He abused Si Teng and used Shao Yankuan to deceive her. Qiu Shan's actions caused Si Teng to be killed by Bai Ying. In the end, he also killed Bai Ying Zhen at Qingcheng Mountain. Qiu Shan's feelings towards Si Teng were filled with resentment and hatred. He even wanted to skin him alive. However, in the plot, one could also see Qiu Shan's pity and concern for Si Teng, especially when Si Teng was imprisoned in the small house. All in all, Qiu Shan's feelings for Si Teng were complicated and contradictory.