Recently, the costume inspirational school drama "Qing Qing Zi Jin" starring Fan Shiqi, Lv Xiaoyu and others is being broadcasted in the Youth Theater of Hunan Satellite TV. The complex relationship between the characters and the sweet plot direction of the drama has won the attention of a large number of audiences.
The TV series "Qing Qing Zi Jin" is adapted from Wu Yu's "Gong Xue You Bandit". It mainly revolves around the talented boy Luo Qiuchi. After accidentally hitting and getting acquainted with a female student Wen Renjun, they went to Zhuxiu Academy to study in secret. The story of mutual growth and mutual salvation.
Seeing that the actor's controversy should be the biggest now, many people are complaining that Lu Xiaoyu's appearance cannot support the heroine's setting. But watching this drama is not a complete heroine plot setting, right? The process of growing up as a young student in Zhuxiu Academy does not require the heroine to overwhelm the beauty in beauty, right? Moreover, Wen Renjun’s setting in the play is the unloved concubine daughter in Wenren’s Mansion. There is a high-value school lady who is also excluded by classmates in academy because of her identity. This kind of "little" character design Decide to choose an actress with good looks to act and feel better. Moreover, Lu Xiaoyu's face value is also considered beautiful, the small expressions and small actions in the play are still very cute, and the acting skills are remarkable.
Let's talk about the plot. Although the plot has not been updated much now, it explained the tragic childhood of the male protagonist Luo Qiuchi at the beginning, because the status class cannot enter the aristocratic college to study, and there is no way or channel. Now that Luo Qiuchi has become the leader of the unicorn, it is also because of the reform of the system. It is speculated that the following plot should also be developed around the identity class. From this point of view, this drama is not just an ancient school drama, the plot expression is better than it is now Our imagination must be profound.
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