Two episodes were released as soon as it was launched, and when I watched the first episode, the story unfolded smoothly, the style was realistic and the connotation was filmed, but it was not amazing, and when it came to the second episode, I completely felt the charm of the series, the plot was cleverly arranged, and the editing level was superb, which made a high-level Chinese masterpiece.
On April 6, a new drama "We Are Not Kind Enough" was launched, and the actors gathered Ariel Lin, Xu Weining, He Junxiang, Ke Zhendong, Lu Siming, etc., a total of 8 episodes.
On the Douban platform, "We Are Not Kind Enough" soared to 8.6 points as soon as it was launched, with a five-star praise of 49% and a four-star praise of 36%.
In recent years, domestic urban romance dramas have been one after another, but many works have been filmed with suspended stories, which is not realistic at all, the plot development is slow, and all the content is meaningless, the essence content is very little, and it is an old routine to shoot back and forth.
The first episode of "We Are Not Kind Enough" mainly tells the story from the perspective of Jian Qingfen played by Ariel Lin, and the plot is divided into two timelines, the past and the present, and the main line is the present timeline.
Jian Qingfen has a happy family, but the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is difficult to handle, but life day after day still makes her feel bored.
She envies the life of her husband's ex-girlfriend Rebecca, always checks Rebecca's latest developments, and looks at the bits and pieces shared by Rebecca, which is completely the feeling of a winner in life, envious, and even fantasizes about the passionate life of Rebecca and her young boyfriend.
However, in the second episode, you will find that Rebecca's life is a chicken feather, living in a rental house, living a miserable and lonely life, and she envies Jian Qingfen's ordinary life.
The most heartbreaking thing is the scene when Rebecca sees her ex-boyfriend again, the ex-boyfriend leaves with his son as if he didn't see her, Rebecca falls, hurts his foot, and says, "It hurts", and tears can't stop flowing.
"We Are Not Good Enough" is a well-made and profound work, and the overall performance completely exceeds expectations.