The TV series "New Life" has come to a successful conclusion, and this work has been widely praised as one of the few masterpieces of Jing Boran in the field of suspense. The astonishing reversal of the plot in the seventh episode is particularly impressive, completely subverting the audience's initial impression of the protagonist Fei Ke. I didn't expect our protagonist Fei Ke to hang up! This has made all the audience's tears enough!
In the first half of the plot, Fei Ke is portrayed as a highly intelligent criminal, but the truth revealed in episodes 7 and 8 is sympathetic - the people around Fei Ke, except for He Shan, are all more ruthless than him. At some levels, Fei Ke still sticks to his moral bottom line, which is commendable. In contrast, He Shan's plot direction is slightly regrettable, and her relationship with Fei Ke in high school and her subsequent behavior are embarrassing.
In the finale, there are two details that are thought-provoking: the plot of Fei Ke's drowning and a mysterious move by Liu Mo. Liu Mo's identity is gradually revealed in the play, from the seemingly simple full-time driver at the beginning, to the final revelation of Chen Shufa's driver and Chen Jiajia's beloved, this change is unexpected. And Liu Mo's behavior of handing Su Qian the key at a critical moment is full of mysteries, making people guess what kind of layout or secret is hidden behind it.
Chen Jiajia's tragedy was actually caused by his father Chen Shufa, and this revelation had a huge psychological impact on Chen Shufa himself, and his extreme behavior further pushed the climax of the story. Fei Ke's death, although he unfortunately drowned in order to save He Shan, also added a heavy sadness to the whole plot.
As for Liu Mo's various behaviors, especially the key key, it has become the focus of heated discussions among the audience, triggering bold speculation that there may be an identity exchange between Fei Ke and Liu Mo. This series of puzzles and reversals undoubtedly adds a bit of suspense and deep meaning to the ending of "New Life".
Through the complex character relationships and progressive plot design, the whole play shows a picture of the interweaving of good and evil in human nature, leaving the audience with unlimited space for thinking. "New Life" explores love and hate, loyalty and betrayal in a unique way, presenting the audience with a visual and psychological feast.