How to evaluate the TV version of Ordinary World?

I am quite satisfied. After watching the TV series filmed by the director before, it can be inferred that it will not fail or be excellent, and it can only be an upgraded version.

People praised Shao An and Kintaro for their increased roles in acting, and for their meticulous work in fine arts and photography. Huang Yuan's scenes produced some aesthetic feeling, even better than some movies. Many people spit out dialects, which is not a serious injury. After all, we have to take care of audiences and young audiences in other regions. Too "original" lines are easy to see obstacles, and this consideration has even spread to several theme songs and dramas with northwest flavor.

Considering the middle-aged and elderly audience, Jin Bo's scene transfer can't be said to be a big failure-Jin Bo, like Sun Shaoping's literary youth edition, is too divorced from the mainstream life, which is difficult for middle-aged and elderly audiences to accept, and it is necessary to do so in order to speed up the plot progress (I think Lu Yao even has shortcomings in plot setting, who says that Lu Yao's narrative technique is outstanding in "Ordinary World", then say a few words).

Run Ye, Justin, these high-profile actors, how to put it, are all benefits for Yan Kong fans (but it seems that the actor who plays Hao Hongmei is not one of them). Finally, I have to say: Yuan Hongzhen played jing elder brother! Tian Xiaoxia was also fascinated by Huang Rong. When she looked at Huang Rong, she somehow remembered Zhou Xun, the voice of a drake.

In addition, in an era when the audience's ability to interpret film and television has generally improved to understand the plot without listening to the sound, using narration is almost a disaster.