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Liu Yifei's "short" drama surprise
Imagine staring at the calendar and counting the days, waiting for the debut of A Tale of Rose, only to be notified of two episodes of absence. The censorship is like a mysterious magician, turning 40 episodes into 38 episodes, as if it were sucking things out of the air. But in this fast-paced world, who doesn't love a tight plot? It's not about dieting to lose weight, it's about slimming down the episodes you love and making every minute full of suspense. Want more? Looping is a good idea.
It is said that repetition is the mother of learning, and it seems that this also applies to enjoying TV dramas. 76 episodes twice, this is a mathematical aesthetics, isn't it? Netizens have begun to ridicule, "If I watch Liu Yifei's play twice a day, can I pretend that I am not alone?"
Liu Yifei's drama energy
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Liu Yifei, these three words seem to have some kind of magic, which makes the audience have a natural good impression and expectation of her works. "The Story of the Rose" seems to be half of the success under her endorsement. In front of the screen, you may have already begun to imagine her transformation in the play, from flower buds to blooming roses, every scene is a painting.
However, this is not just Liu Yifei's showcase, this drama is like a visual feast, and every detail is meticulously crafted. Some people say that Liu Yifei can read lines into poems, and her appearance is already impossible to take people's eyes off just standing there. Fans interacted on social media, "As soon as Liu Yifei's drama came out, all my social activities had to press the pause button. ”
Fiercely looking forward to it
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To tell the truth, for "The Story of Roses", expectations have soared into space. The plot of this drama is simply an advanced lesson in love scenes, Liu Yifei is one person to five, and this plot setting is simply a representative of bold innovation. Thinking of this, are you also looking forward to those wonderful duels and delicate emotional entanglements?
Netizens have begun to discuss enthusiastically, "Liu Yifei is 1V5 in the play, this is the rhythm of heaven!" On the other hand, some people began to fantasize about how good it would be if there could be such an emotional adventure in life. Are you also thinking about whether love in real life also needs a little Liu Yifei-style drama?
The romance of the goddess of traffic and mature men and mature women
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"The Story of Rose" is not only about Liu Yifei, but also about mature love. The characters in the play are just like the mature men and women who have experienced ups and downs in life, and their love stories have more layers and depth. For young social media users, this mature romance may be a new experience.
What you can learn from this is not only how to be graceful in love, but also how to show resilience in the face of challenges. Some netizens ridiculed, "After watching "The Story of Roses", I learned how to be elegant in love and how to give roses correctly." ”
Liu Yifei, behind the golden signboard
Approaching "The Story of Rose", you will find that this drama is not just Liu Yifei's golden signboard. It's a gorgeous dance between the actor and the script, the director and the camera. Every change of shot, every development of the plot, is like telling a small story, intertwined into a huge emotional network.
The audience is looking for resonance in the plot and their own shadow in the characters. On social media, fans have begun to team up to book Tencent Video, as if subscribing to a grand premiere. Someone joked on the Internet, "Liu Yifei's new drama is my social activity, and I have ready popcorn and rainbow farts." ”
There seems to be a mysterious chemistry between Liu Yifei and "The Story of Rose". The audience's expectations for this series seem to have gone beyond the usual scope. Everyone is waiting to see how she blooms on screen. And for those fans who can't sit still, every episode of this show is a rare treasure.
But in the midst of all the buzz, there's one question we have to face: does the length of a play really determine its value? It's a controversial question, and it's worth coming back to after the show airs and starting a whole new discussion.