The 12th episode of the TV series "Mint Summer" is launched on the iQiyi TV series channel, starting the premiere mode. Judging from the material information of the TV series, the total plot is 24 episodes, which can be described as short and concise. The play is adapted from the comic book of the same name. One of the greatest strengths of Manggai's work is its clear perspective and strong storytelling. This piece belongs to someone who knows what he wants to give the audience, and its positioning is very clear. Of course, this clear point positioning mainly comes from the "direct delivery" of comic works.

The creation of comic works is very different from online novels. Comic works need to enter the story quickly to form the narrative momentum of story expectations and progress. Therefore, in terms of creative techniques, comic works are closer to film and television dramas. When it comes to "Mint Summer", both comics and TV dramas have accurate positioning, targeting high school campuses, shaping different characters, and then letting them play in the story content There are various dramatic collisions, and eventually form ignorant love content, in order to "tease" the audience. On the premise of maintaining the sense of story, we should use the ignorance of youth campus to satisfy the audience's best imagination of campus life. Therefore, in this TV series, the heroine quickly enters the school to transfer and return.

Trying to create your own image of a goddess. The hero is the heroine's childhood playmate. Faced with the hostess's status as a goddess, the male host is of course the biggest "shower". This purely natural contradictory relationship will gradually produce another ignorant love model as the plot develops. It is especially worth noting that high school students focus on academics and will not have too much love content. Therefore, this TV series also ensures a sense of youthfulness in the show. Although the hero and heroine have a vague feeling in their hearts, they will not sow discord, let alone mess around. This is an advantage that many campus dramas do not have. "Mint Summer" gradually expands in this narrative atmosphere, and then finds more high school campus content to fill in the conflict, youthful feeling, and high school campus stories, all of which are opportunistic. . Excellent youth campus theme creators can use their own life experiences to create a large number of plots.

Because the creator himself also went to middle school, so writing in this familiar content is generally not too bad. Of course, something like Mint Summer is more twisted. There are many reasons for this distortion, the most important of which is considerations of the business market. If campus-themed TV dramas and even comic works were not distorted and adhered to realism, the audience would probably be very small. Campus life is not so strange, but more about learning day after day. Only by making the story more bizarre and interesting can the audience's demand for such stories be satisfied. Another reason is that the creator himself will inevitably "write and fly" when creating campus themes. The reason is simple. Whether it is comics, movies or TV series, it is the art of making dreams. I believe that all creators who are good at dreaming about youth will not have a too colorful youth life.

It is precisely because of this simplicity that they use art to create a colorful world to satisfy their regrets. For the audience, they like to watch youth campus-themed works, and they also use colorful works to make up for their "unbeautifulness". If you understand these two points, watching "Mint Summer" is actually a first-time experience for the audience. Dream trip. Once the hero and heroine in the plot make the audience feel replaced, it will happen naturally. As long as they study hard and live in harmony, they can do it. In this drama, the female characters and the male characters are more able to attract the attention of the audience. From them the audience can enter the drama.