The Top-Notch Ex-Wife Pretended to Have Amnesia and Came to My Downstairs to Sell Porridge.

It's good-looking, but there are some problems. The biggest one is that the pace is very fast, as if the outline was laid out. The plot is too fluid, and a lot of the content is repeated and mentioned again and again, just like trying to make up the word count. The character creation is a bit bland, and the gap between the front and back is huge, like jumping directly from a 20-story building without any buffer in between. The interaction between the two basically revolves around "because the other party did something that moved me, so they hugged each other and cried bitterly". It is not like a pair of lovers or a pair of wives in love, but more like best friends with a deeper relationship. It can be slowed down appropriately and not have so many plot conflicts. It's not that it's impossible, but each one is too thin. Many holes are dug and filled back immediately with soil. After watching too much, I feel a little tired. From my current feelings, the effect is very little and I can't mobilize my emotions. Now that the main villain has exited, the studio established around Zhao Ning can shift the focus of the story to career, and let Zhao Ning, Qinghan and the others participate in live variety shows together, which will give them more to watch. Come on! Big [send heart] [send heart]