Returning to the ruins of the South China Sea: It's better not to broadcast it! I've seen shameless, but I've never seen such shamelessness

It has been long awaited, but the appearance of "Return to the Ruins of the South China Sea" is a big surprise. After many twists and turns of postponement and withdrawal, the show finally started, but the audience's expectations have long been exhausted. What I was expecting was a wonderful adventure, but it turned out to be a "water injection" drama that made people laugh and cry.

Back then, "Exquisite Ancient City", as the pioneering work of the Ghost Blowing Lantern series, won unanimous praise from the audience with its excellent production and full plot. At that time, the episodes were not only long, but also free to watch, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in the story.

However, as the series has grown, things have changed drastically. Membership fees are rising year by year, and advertisements are springing up. The plot of each season becomes more and more dragged, and the water injection is serious, which makes the audience say "I can't stand it". In "Return to the Ruins of the South China Sea", this situation has reached its peak.

In just 20 minutes of episodes, the water injection bridge section emerges endlessly. Everyday scenes and boring dialogues take up a lot of space, making people drowsy to watch. Those "cross talk" episodes that used to make people laugh have now become boring and have lost their charm in the past. And the special effects and emotional scenes are even more unbearable to look at, as if they are watching a shoddy web drama.

The audience expressed extreme disappointment with such "Return to the Ruins of the South China Sea". They miss the Ghost Blowing Lantern series that made dramas with heart and sincerity, and they also miss the good old days when they could watch it for free without having to endure advertising harassment. I hope that future dramas can learn lessons, return to their original intentions, and do a good job in each work with heart. Only in this way can you regain the trust and support of the audience.