In the big movie "Love Apartment" with a Douban score of only 3.2, the screenwriter made the "protagonist's halo" as a prop to unfold an important plot in the film. Although this movie sucks, the aura of the protagonist does exist when the audience is watching the show, and sometimes the audience is unfriendly and double-standard to the supporting characters because they support the protagonist, which is really ironic.
It's like when the audience watched "Han Zhu Gege" for many years before they realized that the "big villain" the queen concubine also has her reasons and difficulties, and the "great good person" the concubine concubine also has her cautions. Many audiences watched it for the first time In a film and television drama, the protagonist's perspective is often substituted. So whether the supporting characters are pleasing or not depends entirely on whether they interfere with the interests of the protagonist, and the real right or wrong is unimportant for some audiences. For example, Qi Mingyue, the female No. 2 in the hit drama "In the Name of Family", as the plot progresses, some viewers' attitudes towards her have been changing.
"Empathy and not falling in love", "robbing a boyfriend with a girlfriend" - are such supporting roles hateful? At the beginning of
, the good boy Qi Mingyue was gradually "sharp" by the boyish Li Jianjian - he became lively and arrogant, many viewers said that the moon (Qi Mingyue's nickname) was quite cute. Later, the moon began to have a good impression of the younger brother He Ziqiu, and most audiences could still accept it. After all, the heroine Li Jianjian's official match was not the younger brother, and it was no obstacle for the moon to like him.
But later, the younger brother He Ziqiu lost his temper at the moon, the elder brother Ling Xiao warmed and comforted, and the moon's mind gradually shifted to Ling Xiao. Later, when Ling Xiao returned to China, Moon took the initiative to pick him up, provided him with various help, and secretly pretended to be his sister-in-law to coordinate the relationship between Ling Xiao and Li Jianjian. The style of the audience's barrage has also changed, and there are more and more voices such as "I don't like the moon a little bit" and "Being overly self-sufficient".Even after all kinds of additions, the moon has become a supporting role in the mouth of some audiences who likes to empathize, rob boyfriends with girlfriends, and forget friends. Is such a supporting role hateful? Of course hateful. But is the moon really such a person as some viewers said?
There are too many unwarranted accusations, and the self-indulgent Qi Mingyue is also a poor person.
If it is not from the perspective of God, in fact, many of Qi Mingyue's "crimes" are not true at all. Most of these unwarranted accusations are imposed on Qi Mingyue by the audience from the perspective of the protagonist. of.
First of all, let’s talk about empathy and divorce. In fact, Qi Mingyue only had a hazy affection for He Ziqiu when he was young. This kind of single-arrow affection is not love at all. After He Ziqiu lost her temper at her, she blamed herself. was broken. And Ling Xiao was indeed very gentle and wise when he comforted and enlightened the moon. It was normal for Qi Mingyue to have a good impression of him because of such a move.
As for robbing your best friend and boyfriend, that's even more nonsense. From the timeline, Qi Mingyue likes Ling Xiao first, and Ling Xiao breaks through his feelings for Li Jianjian last. The illusion of "robbing a best friend's boyfriend" is entirely because some viewers knew the official match in the play in advance, and judged Qi Mingyue willfully from the perspective of God. Although Ling Xiao liked Li Jianjian for a long time, it was buried in Ling Xiao's heart, even Li Jianjian himself didn't know it, how could Qi Mingyue know? After all, Ling Xiao was Li Jianjian's eldest brother in everyone's eyes.
If Qi Mingyue really did something, it would be self-indulgent. In fact, there are objective reasons for Qi Mingyue's self-motivation. First of all, I have a good impression of Ling Xiao because Ling Xiao gave her warmth. Later, Ling Xiao had been learning about Li Jianjian's situation through Qi Mingyue during the nine years he went abroad.And if he was a little darker and smarter than Ling Xiao, he could see through Qi Mingyue's little thought about He Ziqiu at that time, then he might not be able to understand Qi Mingyue's feelings for him at all. In the past nine years, whether intentionally or unintentionally, Ling Xiao objectively used Qi Mingyue's emotions to satisfy his need to inquire about Li Jianjian's news. And this continuous connection gave Qi Mingyue hope and made her have more ideas.
Qi Mingyue is indeed self-indulgent, but this self-indulgence is not a mistake, and it also hurts herself. It's just that whether this kind of self-love is sympathetic or ruthless ridicule depends entirely on the attitude of bystanders, and this attitude largely depends on whether the self-motivated person has the aura of the protagonist. If he is the protagonist, then Qi Mingyue will most likely be interpreted as a poor person who silently pays for love but has nothing to do with it, but it is a pity that Qi Mingyue is only a female supporting role.
It is inevitable for the protagonist to have a halo, but don't be too mean to the supporting roles.
Don't deny that Qi Mingyue lacks the halo of the protagonist. The audience's likes or dislikes are sometimes so blind. For example, some viewers said "Qi Mingyue is no longer annoying, and a little cute" when he came back to "eat melon" after Qi Mingyue was relieved. This is obviously the role of maintaining the protagonist's psychology. The protagonist is officially matched, so you can stop hating her. Some people even attacked the actor directly because they hated Qi Mingyue, saying that she was forcibly adding drama. In fact, she was only concentrated in those episodes. Overall, her role as the second female lead is not exaggerated. It is far from being overwhelming. It can only be said that when the audience sees a character not pleasing to the eye, she is wrong to breathe. .
Although audiences watch TV dramas mostly for relaxation, watching dramas blindly with the extreme emotion of standing on the protagonist unconditionally and scolding the protagonist as long as the supporting role hinders the protagonist will actually only encourage hostility and make them lose their judgment of right and wrong. It is no wonder that Mr. Jin Yong was afraid that the readers would put themselves in Wei Xiaobao too much and did not distinguish right from wrong. The protagonist's own halo can't be changed, but can we not be too mean to the supporting roles and accept more characters with more empathy? In this way, we can enjoy more of the joy of watching the show more peacefully.
