"Immortal Plane Has Trees," starring Deng Wei and Xiang Hanzhi, is the first male lead drama he released after becoming popular with "Lost You Forever." Unexpectedly, the results were dismal; from the 11th episode onwards, there were no advertisers sponsoring. Director Yin Tao admitted in a live broadcast that the performance was not up to par and summarized four main reasons for the failure of "Immortal Plane Has Trees."
The combination of Director Yin Tao and screenwriter Liu Fang previously crafted Cheng Yi's representative work "Love and Redemption." However, Deng Wei's "Immortal Plane Has Trees" did not meet expectations. Yin Tao analyzed the reasons: 1. The show failed to attract a large audience, meaning it did not entice many drama fans to watch. 2. Due to the trend of short dramas, audiences lack patience for longer shows. If a drama doesn't present an immediate highlight, viewers may stop watching. 3. With too many fantasy dramas being aired, viewers have aesthetic fatigue; seeing yet another fantasy drama might not even motivate them to give it a chance. 4. There are numerous negative influences on social media, with many people criticizing the drama's production and actors' performances online. However, he remains confident in "Immortal Plane Has Trees," believing that in the next 1-2 years, it will have a long tail effect, attracting viewers through positive word of mouth and revealing the drama’s merits.
After Deng Wei's setback with "Immortal Plane Has Trees," Tan Jianci's new drama takes the stage. He stars with Li Landi in the urban romantic sci-fi comedy "Filter," which premiered on the 24th. Among the four main actors from "Lost You Forever," following the show's success, the best results in their subsequent projects were for Yang Zi's "Splendid Culture" and Tan Jianci's "Crime Crackdown 2," while others had average views.
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