Why are the billionaires in domestic dramas so poor?

I always can't remember the names of the TV plays that Chen Jianbin and whitehairpin are broadcasting. The impression is a long string that begins with the word "no", but when I look up the full name, it is actually "Don't think too much if you love me".

Why does it leave the impression of "no"? Probably this drama has no brains and no feelings. . . No money.

The plot BUG is like a loophole, and the Douban score has explained everything.

The story frame imitates Tony Leung Chiu Wai and Shu Qi's Love Drink Enough, and the rich pretend to be poor and want the beautiful woman back. The difference is that the rich people in Tony Leung Chiu Wai are more handsome than the rest, while the rich people in Chen Jianbin are old, rough, refined and naive, which makes people in whitehairpin very embarrassed and want to worship money but dare not be generous. Both of them haven't had physical contact, of course, it may be for the audience's eyes.

There are so many unreasonable places that you can't make up your mind: aboveboard billionaires can't be found on search engines, and Baidu is dereliction of duty! The heroine's wedding, the father who loved her deeply, was absent and didn't explain it.

Two women lied to their mother that they were married, but her mother never thought about what her son-in-law looked like, and certainly didn't say that she would attend the wedding, which led her to regard Pan Yueming as a fake husband. The singles in this play are so happy, as if they were living in a western family relationship.

All the characters know each other skillfully (clumsily). No matter what occupation, for example, the rich man's buddy runs a small antique shop, the rich man will invite his opponent Pan Yueming (assistant to the chairman) to talk about ancient culture in the enterprise, just to let everyone bump into him. Since the city is so small, is it easier for everyone to understand this billionaire? Or is the screenwriter floating, thinking that hundreds of millions are not rich?

But what I am most puzzled about is actually why the rich can be so poor.

Chen Jianbin, the big boss, has only one main employee, Pan Yueming, assistant to the chairman, legal affairs, business negotiation and mom, and he has to be asked to handle the breakup between the chairman and his ex-girlfriend. The chairman doesn't even have a nanny at home, and my mother has to let her daughter-in-law take medicine and massage with wine when she twists her waist.

In the play, Chen Jianbin had two weddings, the first time with a gold digger, claiming that the collar of the wedding dress should be French, not American. Sounds like a prodigal bitch! As a result, the wedding photos were taken in front of a big whiteboard, and they were still wriggling and posing. What a pain!

More poignantly, whitehairpin, the hostess, claimed that the wedding was going to be very big, and the result was to take wedding photos in front of the whiteboard, just like the last appointment. This set made me ignore the wrinkles in the skirt.

If local tyrants don't have time to go to Maldives, at least a whole convertible or a whole horse will do at the seaside of their city! (The plot assumes that they live in a coastal city) I suspect that two wedding photos were rented in the same studio, and the former was taken by the hostess.

The luxurious wedding my predecessor wanted to hold was held in a four-star hotel. Judging from the decoration of the lobby, it looks like a forgotten background board at the last wedding, and the guests (performances) are sparse.

Whitehairpin's century wedding is not much better. There are pictures of her and Chen Jianbin on the screen, and several sets of clothes are worn by her in the play. Probably to save money, the old father-in-law simply didn't show up. The diamond ring is too small to be seen with a magnifying glass.

In this seaside city, Chen Jianbin has an office with a glass wall that can look at the sea, but it is very strange every time. The sky blue outside the window is not like Qingdao, but like the equator (the barrage said it was taken in Qingdao). The light has not changed, and the building is blurred, which looks like a painting.

Sometimes the lines are explained a little. Chen Jianbin's mother's house is quite simple, and the barrage doesn't believe it. The line was interpreted as his mother willing to live in my old house.

However, when it comes to the new house decorated by the heroine (with the decoration APP implanted), its decoration style is vulgar and the colors are not matched. The question is raised in the barrage: Is this a piecemeal sponsorship? The lines are no longer explained, but the hostess's girlfriend is forcibly shocked: this new house is so beautiful!

The woman's girlfriend exists to implant a cosmetic APP. Every time she goes out, she has to bring the topic of plastic surgery, not to mention the APP.

Whitehairpin's birthday cake for Chen Jianbin is more economical than wedding photos and new house decoration. Probably bought it for an elder's birthday in the 1980s. I wonder which county's bakery the prop group booked?

As the little wife of a rich man, whitehairpin drove her Ferrari around the seaside and enjoyed the spring breeze. The audience coldly pointed out that the seat had been skinned. It is estimated that peeling rent is cheap.

Not only the chairman is in financial difficulties, but others are not rich. At first, Chen Jianbin heard a small report from a man who looked like a private investigator, and decided to cancel the wedding with his ex-girlfriend who asked him for money. The people in the back listened to his ex-girlfriend, and asked her if whitehairpin knew that Chen Jianbin was a rich man, and took photos at the same time.

The ex-girlfriend waved heroically: "My jewelry store will give you 30% of the shares." I don't know what the 30% stake is, but it shouldn't be much money, because I have never played my ex-girlfriend to run a jewelry store from beginning to end. She is like Snow White's stepmother who ate a poisonous apple and went to Chen Jianbin all day to speak ill of his current position. He also accepted all orders and believed everything he said.

The most special thing is that this informer has been wearing a Bluetooth headset. The barrage always says whether his headphones are rented or not. I think it's his personal belongings, and the crew should be reluctant to part with it.

As a local tyrant, Chen Jianbin doesn't play golf or go to clubs. Whenever he has any ideas, he will run to the small bar where college students go. It seems that he is still a bar, ordered a small glass of wine and sat for a long time-not pretending to be poor in front of the hostess, but a way of life-both his assistant and his ex-girlfriend went there to look for him, fearing that the kidnappers would stare at him.

The only time he traveled with the heroine in the play was a five-day trip to Thailand given by a blind date program. How stingy are the crew? The waiters they met in Thailand all spoke Chinese and looked nothing like Thailand. Even thieves have wide faces. I have never seen a Thai restaurant selling steamed buns, because it serves steamed buns for dinner in a fake Thai restaurant. The camera swept to the seaside outside the restaurant, and the sharp-eyed audience recognized one after another: Isn't this a hotel in Wanning?

Thailand is so cheap! Even if you go to Banna to shoot some temples and fool around, it won't cost you a few dollars to find a few Thai groups to perform. The customs in Hainan are far from those in Thailand.

In reality, the gap between the rich and the poor is too big, but the class differences in TV dramas have disappeared. A newly graduated college student can live in a large flat building with floor-to-ceiling windows on the Bund to see the Huangpu River, or cry for poverty. There is a finely decorated duplex in Puxi. Billions of rich people live as simple as that. No wonder he wants to find a poor woman together. A woman who is full of imagination for a spacious life will be very, very disappointed to marry him.

If the screenwriter has never seen a rich man, he can actually refer to Dong Huahua and show off his wealth in a standard semi-revealing and semi-hidden way. He has never eaten pork and always sees pigs run away.

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