As of the time of publishing, it can be seen from the real-time data display of "Maoyan Professional Edition" that among the currently popular TV dramas, the five most popular online dramas are as follows:
1, "Flowers"
Starring: Hu Ge, Ma Yili
Plot comments: No. The three episodes have begun to get better. The world line of the play has been tightened, the style has been underlined, and the logic of genre films has been used to structure the whole play until it is well integrated, creating a wonderful chemical reaction. Wong Kar-wai understands TV dramas, and he can embed his own authorship into the structure and framework of TV dramas, and make more appropriate choices. The trance effect shots and time-dislocation editing are very Wong Kar-Wai, which is different from Jin Yucheng's original work. The biggest thing the two have in common is the portrayal of a specific group at that time from the perspective of an absolute spectator. The soundtrack is really not very good, it's not overused, it's just bad. If there is a soundtrack that is comparable to "succession", the quality may be even better than "succession".
2, "The Hidden God"
Starring: Zhao Lusi, Wang Anyu
Plot comments: Well, it's quite difficult to comment. I gave up after watching a few episodes. It felt very strange. Later, after reading other people's explanations, I found that there were more flaws. Male The main character is so handsome with his big face. Wang Anyu is not ugly to begin with, but it is really interesting to play this ancient costume. There is also the heroine’s milky voice. I actually vomited every time I heard it, and someone explained it. , because the heroine has just hatched and is still a child, which is normal, but in order to highlight her young age, she shouldn’t use the milky sound, right? Every other move she makes doesn't look like a child. When she opens her mouth, she says "laughing farts." Is this how your fairy talks? Aren't gods supposed to be gentle, refined, and educated? It's really average. And Zhao Lusi is really the same, which is a bit regrettable!
3, "The Three Brigades"
Starring: Qin Hao, Li Naiwen
Plot review: Although the Three Brigades were disbanded, everyone was helping Cheng Bing in their own way. Xiao Xu helped configure accident insurance, and Cai Bin gave Huanghuali bracelets. To ensure safety, Liao Jian cooks and provides logistics, and Lao Ma collects funds to handle the case. I like the words from the Third Brigade: "Here's to Cheng!"; I like the words from Bureau Zhou: "Cheng Bing, you are a good policeman." I like the words from Xiao Xu: "Those clothes are power in the eyes of others, but in our family they are dignity. ." I like Shitou's phrase "I caught it!" I also like Cheng Bing's phrase "The police uniform is not worn on the body, but in the heart." I like the upright Pan Dahai, so I planted Li Naiwen and Ren Min. ep06 After Cheng Bing was released from prison, he lowered his eyes slightly after his daughter was pinned to the ground by the police after school. He showed the forbearance of wanting to see his daughter but being afraid of being seen by her very well.
4, "The Young Man Who Calls the Dragon"
Starring: Zhang Ruoyun, Huang Yao
Plot review: Original family, psychological problems, counterattack of a talented scumbag, high school love, just explain it in one line, you have to put these together. , it’s fragmented and contradictory. If the screenwriter can’t take so much, don’t adjust so many lines. I think the most important thing is family issues. After all, their pains all come from their families of origin. When I saw that pure learning skills were mentioned, I felt that the plot was off track. I thought that family issues would be the main line and study would be the secondary line. But in the end It bifurcates again later. It’s a drama, but it’s not reality. Of course there must be dramatic conflicts, but there must be priorities in the plot. It’s not a unit drama. There are too many themes and the plot is too scattered. In short, some things started high and then went low, which is quite disappointing.
5, "One Thought Guanshan"
Starring: Liu Shishi, Liu Yuning
Plot review: Three stars is as low as four stars is as high as this. It is undeniable that Liu Shishi's performance has improved, and it is also due to the fact that the character is so aloof and aloof, which is quite suitable. The first dozen or so episodes of the plot are particularly interesting. It tells the story of gathering a group of people with their own talents to send a disguised princess to Anguo to rescue the emperor of Wuguo. It is very similar to the Battle of Tumu Fort in the Ming Dynasty. The next 20 or so episodes were good and bad. In the first part, the heroine was portrayed as a strong heroine, but in the later episodes, when the relationship warmed up, she weakened the heroine from time to time for the sake of male characters. I didn't like it. There are a few paragraphs in the middle where the city gate tower holds the emperor hostage and Zhu Yiwei's impassioned speech is very touching. The last five or six episodes are a mess and unfinished. However, among the piles of crappy domestic dramas, it's pretty good and can be watched.
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