The whole process was "stalked by the neck", the lines were squeezed, and the 48-year-old Charmaine Sheh brought a "textbook" performance

Hong Kong drama goddess Charmaine Sheh is back, following "The Queen of News", her new masterpiece "The Inheritor of Family Glory" has finally been unveiled, which has aroused enthusiastic pursuit from the audience. Although this new work is highly anticipated, it is not perfect. The writers seem to have tried to enhance the appeal of the plot by adding some "catching horses" elements and social hotspots, although these elements have been reduced compared to the previous game. However, due to the non-TVB production, the Hong Kong flavor of this drama seems to have been somewhat diluted. What's even more difficult for the audience to accept is that the new filter effect makes the characters seem a little unreal, as if they are in another world.

In terms of plot, the play is based on the power struggle of a wealthy family, interspersed with various intricate side stories. The audience needs to carefully savor every detail in order to fully understand the direction of the plot. However, despite the slightly complicated plot, the actors performed very well. Charmaine Sheh and Lin Feng's re-collaboration has become the focus of the audience's attention, and their superb acting skills have added a lot to the drama.

In addition to the starring roles, the performances of the supporting actors are equally wonderful. Especially the role of Linda played by the female No. 7 Wang Minyi, her appearance has added a lot of highlights to the plot. As Qiu Zhibin's secretary, Linda not only has strong business ability, but also is confident and elegant. In the face of doubts and reprimands from her boss, she can always respond with a smile and a sincere attitude, showing her professionalism and personality charm.

In the play, Charmaine Sheh's Qiu Haoer faces many challenges. Not only does she have to deal with power struggles within the family, but she also has to deal with various contingencies. However, she always manages everything with a calm attitude, showing her strength and independence as a working woman. In the interaction with Gao Jun, Qiu Haoer gradually found the strength to move forward, and the emotional entanglement between the two also added a lot of highlights to the plot.

Overall, "Heir to Family Glory" has some shortcomings, but the overall performance is still excellent. The actors' superb acting skills and tight plot rhythm make the audience watch with relish. In particular, Charmaine Sheh's outstanding performance is even more eye-catching, and she once again proved her strength as the goddess of Hong Kong dramas.