The weather has been so inconsistent these days, sometimes cold and sometimes hot. I woke up with a fever this morning. I was thinking of taking some medicine and taking a nap and writing in the afternoon, but my temperature just now still shows a low-grade fever.
I'll take a day off today and think about the subsequent plot.
You may have noticed that after the timeline entered 2006, the plot progressed too quickly, and it seemed like it was already 2007 in just a few chapters.
This is because the real core essence of this drama was all produced before 06. After Mr. Guo Chang passed away in June 06, foreign dramas began to decline.
One is the death of the soul character. Da Lao Guang, A Yao, and A Zu are unable to replace A Zong's status and effect. The crew can only use Mr. Zhou Xiaobin to let A Zong return to the foreign drama, but Mr. Guo Chang's A Zong left such a deep impression that the audience could not accept anyone else to play A Zong.
It’s like now that Mr. Li Junyi has a conflict with the crew, and foreign dramas can only write about the role of the stinky Kang Tianxiu, and cannot replace him with another actor, because in the eyes of the audience, Li Junyi is equal to Kang Tianxiu.
Another reason is that the show is 1000 episodes long, and all the rewrites have already been done, so the rest are basically just rehashing old stuff. Many of the plots are the same, so it's getting worse and worse.
During this period of time, I was thinking that if I continued to write, its core seemed to change. It became an entertainment article, not a foreign drama article.
So I am thinking whether to end it at the Spring Festival of 2007 or continue writing.
The protagonist seems to have a weak presence in the book, because there is actually no protagonist! All the Kang family members are protagonists.
In fact, the fate of the Kang family has changed a lot up to now.
The original ending for Big Brother Guang and Xianglan was very happy, and now it's just the icing on the cake.
The second brother has a physical examination every year, and now that he has money, he no longer has to work hard every day and is no longer sick, so the second brother and his wife can be a happy couple.
Because the protagonist asked her to start a company together, Sachiko satisfied her ambition to work. She no longer had to go to Japan. Ayao also improved his academic qualifications because of the protagonist, and Guanyuan became more successful. This couple can be happy.
As the protagonist, A-Zu became more popular in the film and television industry, his personality became more stable, and he and Diana no longer had any reason to divorce.
The Kang family, which was once a declining family in the story, is now happy and prosperous!
Whether it's the protagonist or me, those regrets seem to have been repaired. (End of this chapter)
I'll take a day off today and think about the subsequent plot.
You may have noticed that after the timeline entered 2006, the plot progressed too quickly, and it seemed like it was already 2007 in just a few chapters.
This is because the real core essence of this drama was all produced before 06. After Mr. Guo Chang passed away in June 06, foreign dramas began to decline.
One is the death of the soul character. Da Lao Guang, A Yao, and A Zu are unable to replace A Zong's status and effect. The crew can only use Mr. Zhou Xiaobin to let A Zong return to the foreign drama, but Mr. Guo Chang's A Zong left such a deep impression that the audience could not accept anyone else to play A Zong.
It’s like now that Mr. Li Junyi has a conflict with the crew, and foreign dramas can only write about the role of the stinky Kang Tianxiu, and cannot replace him with another actor, because in the eyes of the audience, Li Junyi is equal to Kang Tianxiu.
Another reason is that the show is 1000 episodes long, and all the rewrites have already been done, so the rest are basically just rehashing old stuff. Many of the plots are the same, so it's getting worse and worse.
During this period of time, I was thinking that if I continued to write, its core seemed to change. It became an entertainment article, not a foreign drama article.
So I am thinking whether to end it at the Spring Festival of 2007 or continue writing.
The protagonist seems to have a weak presence in the book, because there is actually no protagonist! All the Kang family members are protagonists.
In fact, the fate of the Kang family has changed a lot up to now.
The original ending for Big Brother Guang and Xianglan was very happy, and now it's just the icing on the cake.
The second brother has a physical examination every year, and now that he has money, he no longer has to work hard every day and is no longer sick, so the second brother and his wife can be a happy couple.
Because the protagonist asked her to start a company together, Sachiko satisfied her ambition to work. She no longer had to go to Japan. Ayao also improved his academic qualifications because of the protagonist, and Guanyuan became more successful. This couple can be happy.
As the protagonist, A-Zu became more popular in the film and television industry, his personality became more stable, and he and Diana no longer had any reason to divorce.
The Kang family, which was once a declining family in the story, is now happy and prosperous!
Whether it's the protagonist or me, those regrets seem to have been repaired. (End of this chapter)
