What do you think of the five dramas that you thought would be a hit, but ended up being a flop?

"Don't Say Goodbye"

I didn't want to review it at first, but when I saw the four and five stars all over the screen, I really couldn't bear it. So everyone watching this show is a fan? Regarding the suspended plot of defusing bombs with bare hands without protection and the exaggerated performance of the heroine's facial features flying around, I would like to ask, is it the director, screenwriter and actor who turned the undercover anti-drug drama into a brainless idol drama? capability issues? Don't use the name of anti-drug police to harm this dangerous and admirable professional image. This drama did not write about anti-narcotics police carefully, it just wore an anti-drug vest. It was really a waste of expectations. "You're Beautiful When You Smile"

The acting skills of the actors aside, the plot of this drama is also ridiculously bad. Let's learn from GJM. After watching his movies like this, I can at least keep watching them. I like the aesthetics and casting in them. Under the same premise that there is no good script, nothing about "You Are Beautiful When You Smile" makes me satisfied. In terms of characters, Cheng Xiao and Xu Kai have no sense of CP. In terms of acting skills, the female lead is paralyzed and the male lead is greasy. Please! If you don't even have these two things in your sweet pet drama, you might as well make a 3D animation! I didn’t want to come to Douban Dianping to review, but this drama appeared in my feed again and again. I really can’t stand the shamelessness of buying hot searches and controlling comments. "Genting Palace"

Although there was a wave of drama viewing craze after the series premiered, the quality of the series is intolerable. To be honest, before watching this drama, I was still stuck in the final chapter. However, this type of series will eventually arouse my desire to follow the series. But only two days after it went online, curiosity was aroused by various complaints. Is it really that bad? After I finished watching the broadcast part, I had to sigh: The eyes of netizens are really sharp! The casting is awkward, the acting is awkward, the plot is awkward, the makeup is awkward, the character setting is OOC, the props are random, the editing is a mess, in short, it is so low-key that I don’t want to admit that it is also one of the stolen IP adaptations. "Hello, Flame Blue"

Although I am Lao Gong's only fan, this scene is really not good. The fire scene is not tense at all and does not look dangerous. It is all about the BGM to bring tension. The rhythm of the drama was very slow, the lead actor's lines were a mess, and the extras' dubbing didn't match their lip movements. I can’t hear my own voice and the voice of the intercom. I really can’t understand it. I don’t blame the actors for this, but the screenwriter and director... and if it wasn’t filmed well, it wasn’t filmed well. Stop blaming the audience, let alone the firefighting industry. Take the blame. In addition, it is useless for fans to write five-star reviews. The eyes of the audience are sharp. "Northern and South"

How can such a great film director and cinematographer be at this level when filming a TV series? It's so much worse than Ode to Joy 1, with a grinding and struggling-like pseudo-Beijing accent and poor dialogue, and an unreflective plot. It's all about fake ordinary people living in villas and flat floors. It's full of disappointment! In the future, the film industry should not be so confident. In the past, I only thought that actors such as Zhou Dongyu and Tang Wei in the film industry were not good at acting in TV series. Now it seems that great directors such as Feng Xiaogang and great cinematographers such as Zhao Xiaoding are not good enough. Let’s go back to making movies. The movies are short. It’s easier to find topics with more money. As for TV series, you’d better not waste them and leave them to the noon sun.