Absolutely not, and you're not the only one who has this idea. I am a fan of "The Master of Magic Way", and The Untamed has been chasing me. I especially like the role of Wei Wuxian, whether before or after the blackening.

But in fact, I don't think Wei Wuxian is black. Wei Wuxian has always been Wei Wuxian, a seemingly fearless but extremely sensitive and fragile boy. Wei Wuxian lived on the streets when he was a child, and was later taken back to Jiang's home by Uncle Jiang. Mo Xiang Tong Chou once wrote in Weibo that Wei Wuxian didn't dare to eat more rice when he first came, nor did he dare to use more water when he took a bath, for fear that Uncle Jiang would think he spent more money.

Wei Wuxian is definitely not a heartless boy. He clearly knows that Lady Yu doesn't like him, but Wei Wuxian is good at hiding his sensitivity and fragility in a heartless way. He has always been very sensible and distressed. Wei Wuxian's so-called blackening is nothing more than being thrown into a mass grave, and then returning strongly as the ancestor of Yiling to help the Zongjia win the Wen family.

Wei Wuxian, who came back from the mass grave, is still talking and laughing on the surface, but in fact, great changes have taken place in his heart. The main reason for this change is that he foresees his future. He doesn't know the consequences of practicing ghost Dao, but he has no choice. His ultimate downfall was after his sister's death. Wei Wuxian was really disheartened at this time. First, he feels guilty about his sister, but he hates himself.

Wei Wuxian, caught in the battle between heaven and man, lost his mind and turned a blind eye to the blue machine he cared about. All he can do is say "get out". Therefore, taking the mass grave and the death of his sister as the node, the blackening of Wei Wuxian is three stages. I believe many people like the blackening after mass graves, for nothing else, because Wei Wuxian is simply handsome at this time.