The first part " Qing Yu Nian Season 2 "
Starring: Zhang Ruoyun / Li Qin / Chen Daoming
Plot review: Although there are many flaws in the second season, the details maintain a consistent style, and there are many interesting things The point that touches people is high in value, but not too lofty. The first season told us that there once was such a woman who had many fantastic ideas and pushed history towards her ideal. The second season profoundly told us that the ideal has long been broken, revealing what is happening now. A world at odds with each other. It is precisely because of the shabby society that Ye Qingmei's courage once stood out, and Fan Xian's mental internal friction becomes even more apparent. It’s just that the first few episodes were a bit useless and dragged out the plot, but starting from the middle, it got better and better. So overall, the shortcomings are not hidden, it is still worth watching, and I look forward to the arrival of the third season~
The second part " Mo Yuyunjian "
Starring: Wu Jinyan/Wang Xingyue/Chen Xinhai
Plot review: A particularly good-looking one. What a drama! But it may not be a fun drama to stand as the heroine, because she has been facing various challenges... Then, although there are some small bugs in other details of the plot, it does not affect the overall look and feel, and the male protagonist's lines are also good. It's very out of the ordinary. I personally think it suits the character very well and makes the character very distinct and full. I haven't seen a satisfying drama in a long time. This kind of satisfaction refers to making people want to watch it. Originally, the theme of this original story is in It is very common in the novel circle, or rather routine, but when it is transferred to the TV series, it has been attracting attention from the first episode. When the heroine successfully changes her identity, she quickly enters the dungeon and proceeds step by step, which is particularly interesting.
The third part " The Story of Rose "
Starring: Liu Yifei / Tong Dawei / Lin Gengxin
Plot comments: Although the original character design has incorrect three views, the logic of the character's behavior is at least self-consistent. In order to make Rose "correct", the drama was adapted in a very awkward way, making it appear that the character is both upright and upright, and the character changes are very fragmented. Each stage is labeled and described in order to reflect a certain personality, and there is no connection at all. The plot is very random and cannot withstand any scrutiny. For example, if you suddenly want to go to graduate school, you just go to it. Doesn’t that mean you don’t need to take the postgraduate entrance examination? At your own expense? ? Rose studies psychology, just like her parents are professors at Tsinghua University. It just serves as a backdrop for a character, a label, meaningless. My parents are just nagging parents, and they only work in bars while studying for graduate school, and they don’t do their real work... I like Liu Yifei very much, but this drama is really bad...
The fourth part " Haitian Eagle "
Starring: Zhu Yawen/Hou Yong/ Li Youbin
plot review: To be honest, I focused on this drama with a relatively respectful mood, but I was very disappointed. It was like a homework with fixed answers, completed but not outstanding. Every image is very personal. The general always loses his temper and denies the success of others, which is a bit unhuman. The political commissar loves to snitch and sing devil's advocate. The military wife is always selfless and hardworking and has no ego. The female character has no regard for the Liaoning ship. There are many female figures on and off the ship, and they are deliberately shaped into vases or vassal images. Shield conflicts can only be expressed through quarrels, quarrels between colleagues, quarrels between couples... It sucks, it sucks, it sucks, it's in vain. Such a good subject and such a good platform were wasted.
The fifth part "The Boy Who Can't See the Shadow"
Starring: Zhang Songwen / Rong Zishan / Cheng Taishen
Plot review: In terms of the acting cooperation between Zhang Songwen, Rong Zishan and Cheng Taishen, "The Boy Who Can't See the Shadow" is okay High marks, but based on the nature of the suspense drama, the script, and the director's grasp and development of the plot, this drama failed! There are two big problems. One is that Wang Shitu and Captain Qin failed to show their true professionalism in detective work. The first half of the clues and plot relied on Xiao Qi to get into trouble before the police team caught up. This made the audience feel that Officer Wang was very unprofessional.In another plot, at every stage, it is discovered that the police officers do not know what to do. Where is the question in the current case? What key evidence is missing? It also failed to unfold the suspenseful clues step by step, and the viewing process made people feel unclear. So overall it’s quite satisfactory!
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