I personally feel that redemption dramas have the best effect, and what I like more is "Scattering the Wild", not that the others are bad, but this drama is a radio drama that I listened to earlier, and I also like the original book itself, or I like most of Wu Zhe's books.
There is a popular saying among the original Tan girls, if you can't learn to see Jiang Cheng, you can't live to see Gu Fei. I think this is a good indication of the effectiveness of this book and this show. At the beginning, when I read the book, I felt that I really couldn't stand it, what, it was retirement at first, and then all kinds of bad things in the original family, but then I was slowly moved by Jiang Cheng's unyielding spirit, just like what he said to his adoptive mother, I just want to prove that no matter where you put me, I will not sink. He did, and he did it well. The plot of retirement in the radio drama has been weakened a lot, perhaps due to space limitations, or it may be that it is not easy to show when writing the screenplay, anyway, Jiang Cheng's sad journey on the train to the steel mill in the early stage was directly skipped in the play.
Gu Fei is more complicated, he is not only Jiang Cheng's support in the broken place of the steel mill, but also very likely to become a rope to pull Jiang Cheng Gaofei, because he has Gu Miao and that unreliable mother, which is a bond and responsibility that he can't break free from in his life, he is very clear about this, so he proposed to break up after Jiang Cheng went to college, but how could the two of them break up like this, no one is willing, no one can let go, then work together, you pull me and I will pull you.
The writing is very good, the drama is also very well adapted, the performance of the two CVs is beyond imagination, from the sound to the sense of drama, every breath is what the book looks like. The other characters are also very vivid, Wang Xu, Li Yan, each of them is a flesh-and-blood person, the whole drama has a total of four seasons, but there are only forty episodes in total, the plot is very compact, and almost no words are wasted, I really recommend everyone to listen to it. The TV series adapted from The Left Shoulder Has You I don't know if I can see it in my lifetime.