Film and TV: Starting with Let’s Get Married
影视：从咱们结婚吧开始
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Please, please don't write about courtyard houses. The writing styles for courtyard houses are basically all the same now, regardless of the genre. Besides, many readers have a strange aversion to them. The characters and conspiracy theories in courtyard houses are too complex.
A bottle of red wine with a market value of 250,000 to 300,000 was sold by the protagonist to the female lead, Peach, for 10,000. He wanted to make a good impression on her so he could participate in a lottery. The lottery had five options, with the highest prize being 50,000. He won 30,000, then bought it back for 125,000. The protagonist is so clever! I'm seriously poisoned!
Regarding love, the plot is naive and cheesy, and the views on love in the book are those of teenagers or nerds, not adults or strong individuals. There seems to be some misunderstanding regarding the interpretation of "stealing" in the synopsis. It's supposed to be a "domineering CEO falls in love with me" story, but it turned into a greasy, overly sweet romance.
The protagonist's handling of the wine—I can't speak for everything else—following the plot, even if Peach knew the wine was worth hundreds of thousands, she would still return it to the protagonist and never speak to him again. It's clearly a rich person playing her for a fool, and Peach would be traumatized by the deception. And then the protagonist pulls this stunt? It's unforgettable.
Once the task is completed, you return to reality. That's meaningless. You should at least grow old in the movie/TV show, and then just have a vague memory of it. That way, there's a beginning and an end, unlike now where you're just starting out and acting mindlessly.
Waiting for Ye Ruting to appear
My vote is for Ye Ruting.
Aside from "Let's Get Married," I haven't watched any other TV shows...
The protagonist is poisoned to death right from the start, yet has nearly 100 million in assets and only 200,000 in savings? A regular BMW 5 Series costs 700,000? Author, what kind of garbage are you writing? Can just anyone write a novel?
Peach