"Dear Mayang Street" was spit on the air, the second male part was set up by many people, and the old drama was embarrassing

"Dear Mayang Street" finally ushered in the premiere. Before this, everyone was very looking forward to this drama, because Tan Songyun this year's "Under the Jin Yi" and "In the Name of Family" have very good reputation, so I look forward to it The good reputation can continue. However, judging from the first broadcast, it was not as expected.

First of all, the positioning is not clear. Although Chen Jin, Shi Ke, Kong Lin and other old actors are invited in the play, the plot setting is a bit too comic. For example, the description of the Yi family’s coming to Sun’s family for dinner, plus Sun Falcon’s mother and son went to the street to accuse Yi Dongdong’s mother of eating chili sauce. The setting was too exaggerated, and the vain plot made the old actors very embarrassed.

is also a nostalgic scene. The plot setting in "The Story of Happiness" allows several old actors to act very handily and the audience can watch it comfortably.

On the other hand, the male second Niu Junfeng's too much drama also caused complaints. In the first two episodes, Niu Junfeng played Yi Dongdong the most, even more than the male and female protagonists. At first glance, Yi Dongdong is the same as the male lead. Moreover, this persona is also very controversial. Yi Dongdong is a positive character in the play, and he went to Sun Fal's house as a guest and took away the photos from Sun Fal's album without permission.

went to the shop of Ou's grandma for the first time, and entered the room without permission. This kind of impolite behavior appeared on the front character and immediately made the character unable to stand up.

Although the plot and the characters have problems, in fact, the acting skills of several young actors are still acceptable. The performances of Xu Weizhou, Tan Songyun, and Niu Junfeng are also remarkable. Obviously, this kind of plot does not look so illegal when young people drive it. Reconciled. But overall, "Dear Mayang Street" is still a bit disappointing. It may be difficult to get the reputation and ratings of "Under the Brocade" and "In the Name of Family".