Ding Yuxi "Young Master of Dali Temple": It's obviously a group drama, but why do I sense the feeling of a group of extravagant actors?
Group scenes require supporting actors and storylines. Interesting scenes are called group scenes, and uninteresting scenes are called additional scenes.
"Young Master of Dali Temple" is because the group portraits were not shot well, so it felt like there was a group of people adding to the drama.
The group portrait is not a fig leaf for adding drama. The male supporting actor adds a bunch of non-criminal scenes in the first five or six minutes of the episode. Of course, the audience will feel that this kind of ineffective plot is adding drama!
When I saw the poster, I thought it was the male protagonist leading the team to fight in a group. Now that I have seen the eighth episode, it is completely different from what I thought. The male protagonist and the small team each go their own way, and the scenes are evenly divided.
Only the male protagonist is serious about investigating the case, the others are just occasionally making jokes, mainly making jokes. This kind of drama is not like a group drama, but more like a water-filled drama that adds drama to the supporting characters.
The male protagonist Li Cake has less scenes than I expected, but the scenes of the four people in Dali Temple are a bit too much. The key is that their scenes are not very interesting, and I feel that just watching the male protagonist's cut will not affect the progress of the plot.
Ren Min plays the role of Shangguan Qin. 90% of the scenes can be cut off with one knife, which is very, very redundant. Every time I encounter her scene, the whole plot has no sense of progress. It is said that this female character is still original.
has a supporting actor who has a bit too many scenes. It seems like the dialogue is very dense, but in fact it is all invalid information. When a few people from Dali Temple get together, the plot is very boring, which affects the progress of the plot and has a counterproductive effect on shaping the characters. Maybe they think their acting is quite interesting.
I don’t know if it’s because of the uniforms or something else, but I feel that the four characters are not distinct. Seeing the four of them piled together makes me seriously blind.
The plot and editing did not identify the priorities, and the reasoning was so logical that it could easily be broken. It often happens that there is a serious detective plot and a funny daily routine at the same time, and it is easy to get distracted.
Ding Yuxi's character is too strong, and the other characters are too useless. The contrast will only make the supporting characters more useless.
The main reason is that the cast of the drama is not well shot, the plot is scattered, the pace is slow, the story is told slowly, and the supporting roles are not exciting and too scattered, which really affects the viewing experience. The characters of the supporting characters are neither distinct nor likable. I originally came to watch it for the group souls, but now I was a little confused.
I think one of the more outstanding investigative dramas is " The Strange Man Iljimae ". We saw that the protagonists of this drama gathered together in the first episode, and the first case was completed in three episodes. The looks are good enough, the characters are well-drawn, everyone's acting skills are excellent, and the plot is exciting.
The plot progresses very quickly, and the plot twists and turns again and again. The rhythms of "Young Master of Dali Temple" and "The Strange Hero Yizhimei" are really incomparable, so it's no wonder that they are getting more and more confusing.
