After "One Thought Guanshan" starring Liu Shishi and Liu Yuning became popular, another idol drama "I Miss You Very Much" was launched. In just one night, it soared to the second most popular show on the Internet, which is an astonishing momentum.
The cast of "I miss you very much" is not bad at all compared to "One Thought of Guanshan", starring Tan Jianci and Zhou Ye.
Although these two are not powerful actors who have been famous for a long time like Liu Shishi, But he is also a very popular film and television star in recent years. Both his acting skills and popularity are on the rise and should not be underestimated.
Since these two dramas are the latest dramas recently, I paid a little attention to them...
I have finished watching the first four episodes of "I miss you very much". In fact, I feel that it is not bad, but I feel that the plot is not bad. Slightly boring.
Mainly speaking, "I Miss You Very Much" is a very typical sweet drama. It has no main plot and no intention to express. The main theme is the love between a boy and a girl.
is very pure in terms of romantic dramas, and does not incorporate workplace or other elements.
But because of this, the plot of this drama seems a bit untenable...
Right from the beginning, the dubbing master who the heroine admires very much came to her live broadcast room and personally taught her a dish, Then began the story of a little transparent person in the ancient fashion circle who inexplicably received all kinds of attention from the great gods.
What about the next story? Either the people around the male protagonist and the female protagonist are having sex with each other, all kinds of matchmaking, or people are spreading it on the Internet.
They all belong to the younger contemporary audience or those who like it. Audiences who consume CP like a plot that focuses on doing nothing but consuming. It’s really hard to appreciate...
After all, this is a TV series adapted from a novel ten years ago. It’s normal for the plot to be boring, but It's quite suitable for watching dramas without thinking because there are no annoying plots.
Maybe because I still have no interest in idol dramas, I gave up on them...
As for Liu Shishi's "One Thought of Guanshan", it is really the one I have watched after "Lotus Tower", and it has the most enjoyable plot. It’s a costume drama.
Although I have no feelings for Liu Yuning, and I can’t complain about the fact that a veteran actor like Liu Shishi was pulled out to support a bunch of newcomers, I have to say that the male protagonist is still capable.
Whether it is Liu Yuning or Liu Shishi, the two people's fighting scenes are very powerful. They are not soft or slow-motion with various substitutes. At least they have achieved the basics of martial arts dramas and respect the eyes of the audience.
There is also the plot of "One Thought of Guanshan". It really focuses on revenge without any ink. At the beginning, I thought he was a villain with a strong backstage. The male protagonist was so awesome when he was talking and laughing, and he was not even allowed to say a last word.
The heroine’s best sister was killed, and she thought she was going to start a long road of revenge. However, in just a few episodes, the three of them, the executioner, the traitor, and the betrayer all died, all with one blow. Show no mercy.
To be honest, a drama with such a fast pace, exciting plot, and respect for the audience without being sloppy is really rare. You will be addicted as soon as you watch it. This kind of drama must be followed to the end!
In comparison, "I Miss You Very Much" is actually not as bad as some negative reviews on the Internet said. Maybe it is because viewers who don't like to watch idol dramas really can't stand it.
Male protagonist Both the heroine and the actress acted well, but there was little content, and the plot overall was a bit boring.
