How to quickly and effectively distinguish the Japanese drama that is worth chasing and decisively a

There's no definite answer to this, because everyone's preferences are different.

If you want to quickly and effectively distinguish the Japanese dramas that are worth chasing and abandoning, then you must take a look at the Douban score of this Japanese drama, if the score is very low, then give up decisively.

First of all, let's take a look at the number of episodes of this Japanese drama, if it's too long, put it into the ranks of abandoned dramas, secondly, let's see how the acting skills of the heroes and heroines are, and finally, you can also look at the rating of this drama on the Internet.

I think the quickest way is to give up decisively as long as you see the word Japanese drama, movies and TV series are a means for each country to export its culture to the outside world, as Chinese, we should promote our own country's culture.

Quickly and effectively distinguish the Japanese dramas that are worth chasing and decisively abandoning, we can look at the synopsis and cast list of Japanese dramas, and then we can watch the first episode, if the first episode is boring, we usually don't need to watch it later.

I think you can watch the first episode first to see if the plot of the first episode is attractive and if there is anyone who has the motivation to keep watching. If you don't have it, you can give up, and if you have it, you can continue to watch.

First of all, watch the introduction of the drama, how to be more consistent with your interests or three views of Japanese dramas, you can catch up and watch it appropriately, if it is contrary to your three views and interests, you can give up decisively.

After watching an episode of a TV series, you can tell whether it is worth watching or not.

I think it's okay to listen to their background**, because this one detail is important.

You can roughly check the main plot of this sentence on it, what is it about, if it is the kind of plot of the bad street, then there is no need to chase it, if you think this drama has something that attracts you, then it can still be worth chasing.

In fact, there are many Japanese dramas that are highly recommended by others, and you may not like them, so you have to take a look at the synopsis of Japanese dramas, the cast, and then watch the first episode, if you feel bored even in the first episode, there is no need to chase down.

The fastest way for me to do it is to watch the Douban score, if it reaches eight points, I will definitely watch it, and once it is lower than eight points, I will definitely give up the drama, I think the Douban score is still very accurate.

If you want to quickly and effectively distinguish between a Japanese drama that is worth chasing and decisively abandoning, I think you can take a look at the ending first, if the ending is not the ending you want, I think you should give up decisively, and if the ending is the ending you want, then it is worth chasing.

One is called "Tokyo Love Story", which I won't say much about, it is a classic among Japanese drama classics. One is "The Most Perfect Divorce", which is very eye-catching in recent years, even in the general trend of Japanese dramas in decline. (Actually, I won the 2013 Galaxy Awards Drama Category Award and the 2013 Tokyo TV Drama Festival 76th Japanese Drama Academy Awards, and it was also my favorite Japanese drama in 13 years.)

These two dramas have a common screenwriter, Yuji Sakamoto. In the inventory of the best Japanese dramas at the end of last year, including the "Problem Restaurant" that you see often dominates, it is also the work of this screenwriter.

Then you know the characteristics of this screenwriter's work, first-class lines, delicate details, just the right emotional expression, and gentle shaking and cleverness throughout the whole process. The next time you're interested in this kind of thing, just search for screenwriters. or if you see that the screenwriter of a drama is him, you can basically determine whether to chase it or not.

Follow the office. For example, the super-famous J family, that is, Japan's Genesys Office, Tomohisa Yamashita, Ikuta Douma, Sho Sakurai, Jun Matsumoto, Takuya Kimura, and Masahiro Nakai? Many, many male stars are basically from the J family.

Because the resources of the Janis family are really very large, such as the golden ten of TBS. So! If it's Yan Fan or want to watch some interesting and brain-deep dramas, there is no doubt that it is TBS's Golden Ten!

Jin Shi is not only an artist with the Genesy family, but also the themes are very novel

Boys Over Flowers" (the Japanese version is really super attentive, and I want to cry when I listen to the theme song of the second abuse), "Fraud Hunter" (I personally think it is the peak of Yamashita Tomohisa's appearance), "Meteor Trip" (right!) is adapted from Keigo Higashino's name**), as well as the manga adaptation of "Miss Perfect's Evolutionary Theory" and so on In short, Jin Shi can basically watch it very happily! However, it should also be noted that Jin Shi also released "Human Disqualification:

If I'm Dead", a very heavy drama? There is also an inspirational drama like "Dragon Sakura" that makes you want to memorize 800 words after watching it! There is also a criminal police drama like "Infernal Double Dragon", which is addictive and enjoyable, Anyway, Jin Shi can satisfy you with anything.

Here I would like to introduce another method that I hope will be useful for those who love to watch Japanese dramas. That is, "follow in the footsteps of the TV station". Japanese dramas have actually divided the audience group because of different TV stations and different schedules.

So first of all, you must know what Japanese dramas you are interested in, and then you can easily find the dramas you are interested in

Looking at a successful plot, first of all, you have to talk about your own preferences, like the city or history, etc., and secondly, the actors, actors who have their own habits, even if they can't understand it, will slowly explore.

Delicate details, just the right emotional expression, the next time you are interested in this kind of thing, just search for the screenwriter.

One is to look at the plot synopsis, and the other is to look at the director and actors, you can see whether it is worth chasing.

See if there is a male protagonist you like, you know the characteristics of this screenwriter's work, first-class lines, delicate details, just the right emotional expression, and gentle shaking of wit throughout the whole process.

Look at the rating, look at the director, look at the actors, these three factors generally determine the quality of a drama.

First-class lines, delicate details, just the right emotional expression, and gentle shaking of wit throughout the whole process.

The Japanese drama "Can You Can't" is very good and worth watching. The male protagonist is obviously not a peerless handsome guy! But it's really flirtatious!

The plot is roughly about the heroine's job search being frustrated, and now Aki Terada (24), a freelancer, is dumped by her live-in boyfriend and lives in a house shared by a friend. The unemployed and lovelorn female owner has low self-esteem.,Shared a house and met an ex-boyfriend in middle school.,I found that the ex-boyfriend, that is, the male owner, appeared ed two years ago.,There was a reaction after meeting the female owner.。

The speed of each episode is super fast, and the male protagonist sells miserable to the female protagonist from time to time and wants to sleep with the female protagonist. When I watched it, I felt that the female owner was quite pitiful.,It seems that the whole world doesn't need herself.,It's just that there's a sense of existence in the male owner.,But the male owner said he didn't like her.。

At first, the question asked by the male owner I thought he was a little jealous.,As a result, I asked who the child was.,I really want to say that men are big pigs' trotters.,It's right that the female owner has fallen in love with him first.。

The salted fish heroine and the cold face paralyzed male protagonist, the male protagonist has an innocent face and a lot of snack, only reacts to the female protagonist, and is lustful and sweet in love. The girl's heart exploded, she smiled like an aunt throughout the whole process, and her eyes would be on fire. Each episode is very short and only 20 minutes long.

1, Yuji Sakamoto.

Representative works: "Tokyo Love Story", "Mother", "The Most Perfect Divorce", "Problem Restaurant".

is good at social themes, and has a bit of warmth in reality, for example, "Problem Restaurant" involves women's rights issues, which has resonated with many women in the workplace. This season's "Remembrance" is from the hand of Yuji Sakamoto.

2, Shinji Nojima.

Representative works: "Human Disqualification", "Minors", "Poems at the End of the Century", "Lipstick".

The plot will more or less pay attention to the dark side of society, what teacher-student love, campus bullying, and homosexuality appear quite frequently in his dramas.

3, Beichuan Yue Official.

Representative works: "Long Vacation", "Orange Days", "Only Love", "100 Million Stars Falling from the Sky".

Pure love is the majority, and the movie "The Long Road Ahead" serves as the director and screenwriter, but there are also sadistic themes like "100 Million Stars Falling from the Sky", and there are also bad dramas like "Can't Be Honest with Each Other", which is generally not bad.

4, Taeko Asano.

Representative works: "Century of Love", "God, Give Me More Time", "Big Ao", "The Last Friend".

Aunt Dog Blood is here, she is good at all kinds of emotional entanglements between characters, and those who like dog blood dramas can't miss it, because she is quite a bit bloody. <>