Zhao Lusi , Xu Kaicheng 's ancient puppet drama ", a female disciple " starring in the Imperial College, was launched.
This year's puppet show has a strange phenomenon. The costumes of male actors are on a downward trend, and "ugly men in ancient costumes" are not uncommon. " Jun Jiuling " actor Jin Han is complained about, and Xu Kaicheng's costume style is also doomed. Actors in costume dramas generally wear hair sets. Actresses have headdresses, bangs, and broken hair for decoration. Actors do not have this treatment. Costumes have higher requirements for male actors' appearance. Not only must their facial features be perfect, they also need to be gentle and moist. The coexistence of jade-like temperament, beauty and atmosphere can be a beautiful man in costume.
But fortunately, Jin Han's "Pearls and Jade are in the front". When Xu Kaicheng is here, the firepower of netizens to complain about them has been significantly weakened.
"A Female Disciple Came from the Imperial College" tells the story of the only daughter Sang Qi (played by Zhao Lusi) from Dasima Sanggongbao Jiang La who was dug into a pit and agreed to a gambling agreement to make Dayan the first son Yan Yunzhi (Xu Kaicheng) accepts his purse and agrees to the invitation to appreciate the lanterns on the Spring Festival. I thought it could be done easily, but there were many twists and turns. Knowing that Yan Yunzhi had signed the Supervisory Supervisor to teach in the hot project, she bothered to get into the Supervisory Supervisor and approach him. As the two entangled with each other, love gradually sprouted. At the same time, the peace situation in the capital was destroyed by a mysterious organization. In order to find out the mastermind behind the scenes, Sang Qi and the thick-body file Yan Yunzhi jointly investigated and vowed to punish the evil. After a fierce battle, the truth came to light, and the two of them also retired, returned to the Imperial College, welcomed the students from all over the world, and became a great story.
But if you want to ask if this show is good?
I can only summarize in two words: ugly.
The plot of "A Female Disciple Comes from the Imperial College" is very complicated. You have to say that the heroine is an ambitious person who enters the Imperial College to study. What she does has nothing to do with her study. Women's reading seems to have become a slogan.I didn't study hard. She went to school every day thinking about how to give the teacher a purse, every day a lot of things were caused, and then she accepted the little brother. When the audience regards her as a brainless little sweet drama, she will come out from time to time to emphasize how women are doing in school, and from time to time to emphasize that she has high ambitions, and forcibly improves her style.
Then it was mixed with judgments, a contest between the ladies of the family, and a few supporting actors with no IQ. I don’t know what to express. You want to say that he is a brainless little sweet drama, and the protagonist is taking the plot seriously again. You want to say that "A Female Disciple Comes from the Imperial College" is a serious drama. The plot is full of exaggeration and bugs, and it is very popular. chaos.
So what does this show mean?
We dare not say, we dare not ask.
The male protagonist and the male two are not suitable for ancient costumes. Let’s not say. When the female protagonist picks up this kind of cookie-cutter set, consider using dubbing instead of the original sound. There is nothing wrong with it. Look tired.
"A female disciple comes from the Imperial College" This drama has a slow rhythm, weird sound effects, and a nonsense plot. Don't lower the bar under the banner of light comedy, ugly is ugly.
The crew seems to have stolen the sound effect material library of Happy Base Camp. The whole show is full of strange sound effects that are out of the ordinary.
The male protagonist seems to be a juvenile teletubbie boy with a "light comedy, too hard, hum" with his cheeks bulging, and he deliberately touches his body and forcibly sprinkles sugar at every turn.
The heroine seems to want to drown herself in a comfortable circle, so she calls herself the "Second Princess of the Sang Family", a Zhao Lusi-style heroine with standardized assembly lines.
Others, not to mention, their eyes hurt.
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