On December 15, the TV series "Dear Friend" was launched on the genuine ** platform, becoming one of the few youth dramas with good quality that has been launched in the past two days. Starring Li Jiaqi and Wu Xize, the story tells the story of the heroine's career and love at the age of 30, and after an accidental car accident, she actually traveled back to high school and re-experienced her life at the age of 18.
The TV series has somewhat captivated audiences, especially for female viewers over the age of thirty. For male audiences, the plot may evoke their feelings of regret for their youth. It is worth mentioning that the opening design of this drama is very eye-catching, and by creating the heroine's character and plot conflict, the audience has a strong interest in the next plot.
At the beginning of the episode, the heroine, after some confusion in her life, writes a letter and decides to leave. The next scene is in the celebration of Teacher's Day at the school gate, and the heroine is intercepted by the school security because she is expelled from the school. This series of conflict scenes shows the heroine's determined departure and solitary personality, which is relatively rare in previous film and television dramas.
This solitary temperament adds more romantic elements to the series, making the audience have more expectations for the plot. In contrast, taking "Off the Rails" starring Liu Haocun as an example, the opening suspense of the show did not really move the audience, but made the audience feel disgusted with the heroine and the whole story. Successful episodes should create a genuine emotional connection between the characters and the audience, rather than offending the audience at the outset.
In the next plot, the heroine travels back to the high school campus and starts a new life journey. In her 18-year-old life, she needs to deal with various matters with the life experience of a 30-year-old, and this transformation is not only interesting, but also touches the audience in the details. After many episodes of chasing dramas, I think "Dear Friend" is a TV series with good quality and is worth recommending to everyone.
Overall, the TV series presents an engaging and emotionally resonant work for the audience by portraying the heroine's solo personality and life transitions, as well as the contrast between high school and real life. I hope that more viewers can pay attention to and support this series and share the touches and stories together.