Yesterday, the hit web series "Hello, Flame Blue" starring Gong Jun and Zhang Huiwen has been updated to the eighteenth episode. With the recent development of the plot, the story line of the villain Han Pei played by Liu Chao in the play has become clearer. Every time Han Pei (Liu Chao) appears, the audience can feel Han Pei's fierce aura across the screen.
The plot is compact, related to the topic of fire rescue, "Hello, Flame Blue" itself is extremely popular, there are many points to watch. Coupled with liu Chao's portrayal of the villain role Han Pei, every appearance seems to be brewing a big move, adding a business war plot to the plot, which is wonderful.
("Hello, Flame Blue" Liu Chao as Han Pei)
Liu Chao plays the villain role of Han Pei in the play, and the male protagonist Huo Yan is a primary school classmate. The latest episode of the plot recalls that Han Pei has been obedient since he was a child, echoing the viciousness shown by the adult Han Pei. So far, although Han Pei has not yet posed a serious threat to the male and female protagonists, the actor Liu Chao portrayed the role in the early plot, negotiating with the elderly in the mall, treating the partners who do things for themselves, and speculating that Han Pei's performance in the early stage may also be an ambush pen for the opponents of the male and female protagonists in the later stage.
Han Pei's actor Liu Chao, as a young actor, is no less than inferior when acting with experienced old actors in the film, smiling and stretching his eyebrows, all of which show the super aura of the evil forces required by the role, and the acting skills are commendable.
Many viewers reflected that after seeing half of the play, they realized that Liu Chao, the actor of Han Pei, was originally Wang Kaixuan in "The Yellow Skin Tomb of the Ghost Blowing Lantern", and the Tianchu Guoguo Teacher in the costume suspense drama "Yan Bone" was like a song. It can be seen that although it is the first time to play a villain role, Liu Chao's performance also exceeds expectations, and he has a good grasp of the villain role and a smooth performance.
("The Yellow Skin Tomb of the Ghost Blowing Lantern" Liu Chao as Wang Kaixuan)
Talking about shaping the villain Role Han Pei in "Hello, Flame Blue", Liu Chao said that Han Pei is a pure bad guy in the play, in order to show his strength, he also added some small perverted performance components, so the overall performance is still very cool.
I don't know what unexpected surprises Han Pei, played by Liu Chao, will bring to the audience in the next plot, and what kind of threats and tests will be placed on the feelings of the male and female protagonists, let us wait and see.
Source: Consumption Daily