A good TV series is definitely a good actor, a good screenwriter, a good artist, and can attract the audience, but it is not necessarily a good reality textbook, not necessarily the closest to reality. This

A good TV series is definitely a good actor, a good screenwriter, a good artist, and can attract the audience, but it is not necessarily a good reality textbook, not necessarily the closest to reality. This must be made clear. "Bright Sword" everyone likes, but is bright sword real? Especially is the scene of the war real? Obviously untrue, where in the war, the commanders of both sides took guns and shelled each other? Who knows that he has a gun in his hand and has to fight with a bayonet in order to get away with it? Like is like, but don't think it's real! And "In the Name of the People" also has a high rating, is it real? It is noticeably more unreal. In fact, I think that part of his high ratings is capital operation, and all kinds of self-media have been exaggerated, in fact, it looks average.

Now the routine of the TV series is to start bragging about the beginning of an episode, all kinds of self-media together, what old drama bones, what plastic surgery acting skills, what acting skills explode, etc., or use various title party articles to spoil you, this atmosphere I don't like, easy to mislead the audience, you let me rest assured to watch a TV series is not good? I have my own standards in mind.