In addition, Jing Tian's position among emperors was even higher than that of john goodman. Imagine, this kind of inexplicable person who appears on the ship, gropes around on the island but doesn't touch the dust, and often disappears is often the role of BOSS behind the scenes in film and television works. When we forgot her existence, she suddenly appeared as a real person, giving people a surprise. In the eggs, she dressed elegantly and introduced all kinds of monsters to the two protagonists in detail, which shows that her position in the emperor is definitely not low, and john goodman, who started the game, just carried out a monster attack crazily, and didn't seem to know these detailed information. I guess he was just a figurehead, and he finally died, perhaps under the control of Jing Tian.
Under the careful planning of Jing Tian, she and Xiaohe acted together with the leading group after the plane crash and lived in the aboriginal village; Poor Goodman was forced to walk with the soldiers, and the contradiction intensified. His enthusiasm for monsters stimulated Seymour's desire to kill King Kong to some extent, which led a group of people to set foot on the land of skeletons, and Goodman died. On the other hand, Jing Tian and Blackie are inseparable. She has been testing Blackie's opinion of Goodman with paper: Fortunately, Blackie escaped from Skeleton Island through the challenge and questioned them with Jing Tian.
Who would have thought that a weak woman in a flowered shirt and bell bottoms would be the mastermind of all this? She not only fooled Tom, but also fooled the audience. But think about it, Jing Tian, the leader of the Fifth Army of the Great Wall, the leader of the imperial plan and the future Pacific Rim warrior, keeps appearing in the monster universe (in a broad sense), and maybe she is the key to connecting all this. Samsara, or eternal life? What is her ultimate goal? Who is the king of monsters? It will be revealed slowly in future movies.