The large-scale hero growth inspirational drama "Kyushu Muyi" ushered in the finale, and the popularity of various platforms continued to rise. Among them, the Chu Weiguo lord Bai Xuan, played by actor Zhao Yali, recently came to an end, and her gorgeous and atmospheric makeup, solid acting skills, and the mother-daughter love affair with her daughter Xiaozhou in the play have left a deep impression on many audiences.
In the play, although Bai Xuan has been separated from his daughter Xiaozhou for a long time, he is worried about his daughter every moment. When he learned that XiaoZhou was going to return to Donglu, Although Bai Xian was reluctant to give up, he still respected his daughter's decision and won a series of praise from netizens: "Bai Xian and his daughter are getting along on an equal footing, simply perfect mother." For the sake of his daughter's future, Bai Xuan even gave up his throne and chose to pass on the jade seal representing power to Xiao Zhou, showing the good intentions of a mother, making many viewers shout "Please give a white instantaneous mother". At this point, Bai Xuan finally completed his trip to Kyushu and ended it perfectly.
This time participating in "Kyushu Muyi", zhao Yali once again challenged the costume theme after a long time, whether it is acting skills or styling, it has received full praise, and countless fans. And the curtain closed from the episode also attracted the reluctance of many viewers, who left messages saying "There is really no white moment of drama" and "Don't tell me that the only female lord will say goodbye like this." At the same time, there are also viewers shouting "looking forward to the new drama to be broadcast quickly".
Since her debut, Zhao Yali has been trying to break through and challenge different types of roles and works. "Mai Xiang", starring him, has just won the "Five One Project" award, and the TV series "Tomorrow, Will Be Better" has also been successfully completed recently, and it is expected that Zhao Yali will bring more wonderful performances to the audience in the future.