The so-called character creation means that the character's established personality drives the development of the plot, and then the plot develops, thereby affecting the character's personality, allowing the character's personality to grow, and the character to be more three-dimensional.
In this play, the female protagonist's lack of confidence and inability to express herself are the biggest problems, while the male protagonist's arrogance and condescension is his problem.
In a beautiful love relationship, men and women will influence each other and make progress together. The shortcomings of the male and female protagonists' characters will slowly change with the plot.
The first change in the male protagonist was in the third episode.
Toru Hinata's company is an innovative Internet company, and its name is innovation.
As we all know, the personnel turnover rate of Internet companies is very fast. It is possible that you may still work overtime conscientiously until you are bald today, but you will be "graduated" and leave the company the next day.
Although Sakurasu's IT level is hard to describe, at least in the play, innovation or Toru Hinata is a famous name in the industry, and Toru Hinata, as a rare genius, has all kinds of genius shortcomings.
For example, I can't remember the names of company members, or I like to see people fidgeting.
Because of the latter, in the third episode, he set a countdown to let company members know that at any time today, someone will receive the news and be fired.
The company members were working in uneasiness, while he was sitting in an office on the upper floor watching their performance from above.
He looked like an annoying master.
It is worth mentioning that the second male lead, Asahina, as his partner, is more like a capitalist than him.
Hinata Toru fired people just because they were no longer useful and could not surprise him, so they bluntly said they would fire him. However, Asahina would put in nice words on the surface, and even planned a company for him to recommend for interviews after he resigned. The attitude is hidden underneath, making the other party not only fired, but fired with joy.
And he turned around and said to Hinata Toru, this is called manipulating people's hearts.
By the way, as a side note, the poor guy in this scene who was still grateful after being fired was named Yoshito Tanaka, which is a bit ironic.
Compared with the second male lead who is full of villain temperament, although the male protagonist is also full of shortcomings, the appearance of the female protagonist is just to change him.
The Boss series is popular because it has all the elements. The male protagonist goes from being a domineering boss to being considerate and gentle, and it contains the elements of the "prodigal son turning back". Just as men like to persuade prostitutes to be good, women also like to transform men.
In the third episode, under the influence of Makoto, Hyuga Toru did not adopt Asahina's opinions, but used a more empathetic approach to do things. Not only did he remember the names of the employees he fired, but he also encouraged them He built the company himself and recognized his talents.
When the audience saw this scene, they all turned into Leeuwenhoek, as if they were watching it repeatedly with a magnifying glass. In the playback of Station S, they checked the micro-expressions of Mizuna Hayato during this scene, and then added them to the scene. Edit the clips that you think are interesting, add subtitles or commentary, upload them and share them with others.
Not to mention, their careful observation really showed them that Mizuna Hayato was showing a "tsundere" expression.
"Look at this section, Mizunami-kun looks to the side. Judging from the shot just now, Ishihara is in this position, so he peeked at her when he was making a decision!"
"What a cute little expression, the two of them are so cute!"
"The tone is the same. It's stuck here for 0.5 seconds, and the tone has also changed. It sounds so arrogant!"
"The handsome genius who was changed, hehehe, I can do it~"
For a moment, there was a comment section of his personal fan club under various orange clips of Hayato Minato's Hinata Toru. It was like opening a chicken coop. All kinds of bad words were flying around, making Ishihara Satomi and the others look like It's like opening the door to a new world.
But Mizuna Hayato has long been used to it, and even this trend of editing and analysis has something to do with him. Coming from the "era of large traffic" in his previous life, he knows that these clips are the easiest to attract passers-by and the easiest to spread publicity. Especially short videos.
Even if some people are unwilling to accept the short video era, it is undeniable that short videos that are short, concise and brainwashing are indeed easy to remember and have the best publicity effect.
Of course, short videos have the benefits of short videos, and long videos also have the benefits of long videos. Short videos are "melatonin"-style repeated brainwashing, while long videos can add some storytelling.
A video with a story must have a BGM that suits the temperament. During the broadcast of this drama, this BGM was the shocking "Can I" that appeared at the end of the second episode.
"The Point Guard Is Here"
Hinata Toru, played by Hayato Mizuna, went to the University of Tokyo and announced in front of everyone that Makoto was officially hired as an intern at innovation. The next day, they met in the elevator.
Makoto changed her clothes, while Hinata Toru stood in the corner of the elevator casually, looked at her casually, praised her as "more breathable today", and then walked out of the elevator with a smile.
This rare scene of pure candy was carefully chopped into pieces by the audience and edited into dozens of videos.
"Those three parts careless, two parts disdainful, four parts gentle and one part smiling eyes really kill me!"
"Sweet, sweet, so sweet!"
"Isn't this arrogance? You obviously want to praise her for her beauty, but you only say that her clothes are breathable? And the look she gave her when she got out of the elevator is really disrespectful!"
In addition to these messy analyses, almost all videos have not forgotten the editing section. After the two people walked out of the elevator, facing the camera and walking one behind the other, the BGM sounded:
"What's going on? What's going on?"
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At first, this song only appeared in the editing of this drama as the soundtrack of "Toward the Light". However, because only one episode was broadcast every week, fans who had no new material were eager to start looking at Hayato Minakami's previous dramas, and Gradually it spread to the works of other actors.
After browsing a bunch of edited videos of himself on the Internet, Minato Hayato picked up the phone and contacted the eldest lady.
The three-year period has arrived, and it’s time to start the glory of the short video sector!
Since modern humans will be poisoned by non-nutritious short videos sooner or later, why can’t I be the one reaping the rice?
With this idea in mind, according to the discussion with the eldest lady, Hayato Minakami announced the launch of the short video plan of station S.
In order to promote this new section, he decided to take advantage of the popularity of the show and rope in Ishihara Rimi and Sasaki Nozomi to give fans who don't know much about short videos a try.
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Alas, my brain is not working
