I finished reading it in one gulp. But just in the last few paragraphs, you can feel the helplessness in this book. Jianghu, what is Jianghu, grievances and hatreds? Friendship, responsibility, hatred, regret. The heroine is very unique, an unconventional master who likes to make jokes, but she has something she truly sticks to in her heart. The male protagonist is very old-fashioned, but he gradually opens his eyes that have been blinded for many years. Whether there is a budding affection between the two or a blood feud, they have been together for a journey that is destined to be fruitless, and at least it has been wonderful. The original text was very sad, and I really couldn't stand the little side story. I really liked the last sentence - how to keep old promises. No matter how it was in the past, it has been dispersed by the wind and passed away by fate. I just sigh that it was back then.
Although there have been remakes and broadcasts of TV series in 2021, I still like to have a good team to remake it again. It will definitely be a wonderful story.
Sour, the ultimate sourness. It still focuses on emotional drama, and what is more attractive is the dramatic tension and characters. The two people in the pseudo-orthopedics were in love, but due to a car accident, the male protagonist's memory went back to the time when the two were competing against each other, and he did not recall the past. Pseudo-orthopedics + forget me when you love me the most - this drama is full of tension. Regarding the character image, I think the heroine is better. Faced with a lover who is no longer a lover, how do we face the emotions and memories that only we still know. The entanglement, twisting, and pain of the heroine make this issue more profound-if you lose some memories, are you still you? In other words, the same skin, but souls with different temperatures, are you still you?
After putting it on the book list, I read it again. Maybe it will have a different flavor if you chew it repeatedly. This is not the wife-chasing crematorium brought about by simply "I love you, but you don't love me." Just like the title of the novel, it is a double dislocation of two people in time and cognition. When I watched it for the first time, I felt sad for the heroine who couldn't love her, and I felt angry and unwilling for her. When I look at it again, I always feel sorry for her ignorant way of loving. The heroine, who had to stop being paranoid because of love in the early stage, is a patient from my perspective. Perhaps it is severe attachment and separation anxiety, or other mental illnesses that distort her perception and way of getting love. (Although, I really feel that the bad heroine in the early stage is very interesting.) Why don't I think the heroine is a selfish bad person? Because in the article, the heroine actually has a lot of secret kindness, whether it is hard work to become better, this makes the heroine's behavior lead to one thing, that is, the heroine's love is real, and the illness is also real. As for the male protagonist, although his cognitive misalignment made him experience a difficult pursuit of his wife, it also helped the female protagonist return to normal, and the male protagonist actually practiced his apology and compensation. I still think this is a novel with more emphasis on the growth of the female protagonist. The male protagonist may not be too outstanding, but his image is also very three-dimensional. (Actually, the writing can be more stretched and tangled... For example, the male protagonist's feelings are mixed with gratitude and guilt, and the female protagonist's feelings are mixed with pathology)
Mist Theater, producers who like to make suspense really come and check it out. A short story is enough. If you tell the story clearly, you will get good reviews.
The change and growth of the male protagonist is the more touching part, it is an atypical "prodigal son", and the highlight of the male protagonist's growth does not alienate the female protagonist into a camera, but makes the image of the female protagonist particularly solid and three-dimensional. Is the heroine stupid and sweet? I don't think so. She is a woman who fits the background, the setting, and the era. The tenacity of the female protagonist is an opportunity for the male protagonist to improve, and the male protagonist draws the ability to live a good life from the female protagonist. This is not a plot about the male protagonist Tianlong, nor a plot about the female protagonist Tool Man. It is a story about two souls of different classes and different identities who warm each other.
There is actually more room to play, but the potential is huge. The story is about how the heroine is able to reconcile herself with her feelings for the hero. The role played by the male protagonist is actually relatively small, but the change of the female protagonist and her eventual return to herself are indeed worth watching. But the male protagonist is not a pure tool, and the content expressed by the author through the male protagonist's hand is also particularly meaningful - be yourself, and those who love you will love you + don't underestimate the attraction of your soul and your thoughts to others. It shows that a person (male or female) should never give up on returning to themselves, despite the difficulties and thorns along the way. It is precisely this that makes me feel that the image of the male protagonist is better created, and his feelings for the female protagonist are not superficial, but the depth of his true love for the other person's soul.
This sweet story about childhood sweethearts is very suitable for a small-budget web drama. It shows the haziness and throbbing of boys and girls very realistically. When we are young, when we like someone, we start by imitating the people and things they like.
Pseudo-orthopedics, based on the tension between male and female protagonists and dramatic tension, I will always recommend remakes as long as they are good enough. Although many big IPs are currently being remade, I will still support these stories with dramatic tensions.