Let’s make an objective evaluation. First of all, as an online writer, Chai Dandan still has the ability to write stories. There is no doubt about this. The story composition of several popular works is very good, and the conflicts and characters are well created. It came out, and the plot is also very rich. The emotional changes of the characters may be a little unrefined, but the flaws are not concealed.

But he is indeed too immature and has many shortcomings, such as the rough lips of a high school student when they secretly kiss. He is the same as most post-00s generation today. He has a softer heart than those born in the last century. He has begun to take on a part of this society, leads a refined life, and has begun to follow the trend of the times that belongs exclusively to the post-00s generation. But he has more unwillingness and determination to become better than these young people.

He is indeed capable in writing, his fans are slowly increasing, and his articles can be read many times, including me, which I would never have done before.

But it is a bit inferior when it is made into a drama. The first thing is the shaping of the script. Looking at the two dramas "Counterattack" and "Addiction", the script of the latter is really not that much better than the former. Although there are some plots in both that are more novelistic than scripted, it can be seen that the screenwriting is improving. When I was watching "Counterattack", I was almost embarrassed while watching it. When it came to "Addicted", my embarrassment was significantly reduced.

Two points:

First, film and television dramas and novels are two completely different ways of expression. The plots in many novels do not seem so obvious after being interpreted by actors. To be honest, when writing the script, the screenwriter copied and pasted a large number of plots and character dialogues from the novel, which actually lacked some of the unique beauty of film and television dramas.

Secondly, there is too much content in the novel, and it is inevitable to reduce it when adapting it into a script. Therefore, when I read the novel and then watched the drama, I felt that the plot was not so delicate, and it felt a bit like skipping the drama. However, after the two dramas, it is obvious that there has been great progress in this aspect.

Secondly, from the perspective of an audience, to be honest, I dare not describe the acting skills of the actors in "Counterattack" and "Addicted". I am not anyone's fan, nor am I deliberately trying to discredit anyone. But the acting is really awkward.

If I were a producer, "Counterattack" would be a touchstone if I was short of human, material and financial resources. In fact, "Addicted" would be a touchstone as well.

I believe that when we first filmed "Counterattack", we must have insufficient resources. The props, scenes, and actors' costumes all looked very low. However, the official publicity was still in place, and at least the two dramas were successfully combined. The male protagonist became famous and really made money.

So when I saw the promotional video of "Shengshi", I was quite looking forward to it. It showed that the crew was rich. This was of course the accumulation of the first two dramas, but it also proved that the first two dramas The show became cannon fodder.