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Dark Horse Series Line Don't Miss Warming Hearts With Love Lights (Bright Eyes in the Dark)

Warm your heart with bright eyes in the dark.

Chinese name: (projected in 2023)

40 episodes (Romance, Drama, Action) on iQiyi

The Hero: Huang Jingwi as Lin Lu Xiao

Heroine: Zhang Jinghue as Nanshu

Rating (from Personal Opinion) 9 / 10 ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐

Synopsis: Opening with "Lin Lusiao," our hero, who is the head of the Heping Street Fire Station, and the heroine "Nanshu" is a dancer. The hero used to save the heroine when the heroine was a high school boy, but the hero took the shirt alternately with a friend from another unit, causing the heroine to remember the identity of the heroine and not know that the heroine was the one who saved herself. The love story began when the heroine had to earn money to survive the dance troupe, and then signed a star and went to shoot a variety show in the fire station, bringing her closer to love, but with many obstacles, they had to separate ways to improve themselves. Go to dance abroad, and the hero is a wildfire firefighter, and the ending is open-ended, so that the audience interprets each other (as we interpret how everyone can read).

‾ïļ review of this chapter has spoiled content. ‾ïļ

Today, we want to review the off-stream series "Warming the Heart with Love Fire." For us, we really like episodes 1-20. There is a lot of sweetness, fun, taste. Although there are some characters who are secretly interfering, but more and more characters are getting used to and understand the characters. In the latter, we are stressed and quite sad. The actors play so well that we can clearly sink into the roles and stories that need media. It is a series that cries until the eyes are swollen.

Secretly disappointed at the end of the heroine's death, she did not continue her life together (although the actor said that the end was open-ended, the hero did not die), but both the anesthesia and the connotation at the end made us quite sure that the heroine had left the heroine. The scene ended up causing us to lose a lot of tears.

For us, the actors are good at both the main and the secondary characters. We divide the review into three parts: 🚒 communication about the firefighter's career, âĪïļâ€ðŸĐđ friendship, and 💖 her.

1ïļâƒĢ First Part: Communication of Fireman Career 🚒

For us, the creator wanted to tell the story of a firefighter's career in China, a firefighter who helps people in each city, and a wildfire firefighter. We also wanted to educate fans about the fire series, which we felt he did very well in terms of work, emotion, feelings, and things that the profession faced, such as drills, equipment.

It includes presenting a firefighter in the role of a structural engineer like "Avi Qi" who is responsible for analyzing which bricks should be removed first to minimize damage as much as possible. This character eats us a lot, both the love of the profession and the sacrifice of the family, especially in the corner of the daughter. When this character sacrifices his life, we cry swollen eyes. The actor played very well. When he came back to say goodbye in the special episode, we lived a long time, and pity and regret that he didn't stay until the end of the story, including pity for his daughter.

Another favorite point is to tell about the interplay between technology and the fireman's experience through the character "Doo Ming Yue," who is very convinced of technology. At first, we were quite frustrated with this character, like, hey, calm down, listen to others first, but as the character relationship gradually developed, we began to understand Doo Ming Yue even though we didn't understand it all.

Overall, we thought the series conveyed the story of a firefighter's career well and gave us a more multifaceted look.

2ïļâƒĢ Part 2: Friendship âĪïļâ€ðŸĐđ

This story communicates friendship very well because the fire station is like a home, whether it's helping each other, setting cute little rules, teamwork, welcoming new firefighters to the station, or even the friendship of the fireman's family.

What we were most in was when Fang's mother was sick, but the Fang wouldn't ask for help or tell anyone in the station until they had to bear everything alone until the day of the surgery and helplessness, in a scene where friends in the station slowly reached out to help.

After Fang's mother improved, the hero said, "Fang, since you became a firefighter here, your mother has ten more sons. She's sick, but can't tell her son like this?"

Or the scene where the hero gives the e-chi and the e-qian well together, holding hands until dinner, is cute and makes a lot of smiling. It is a small scene that means a lot, including the scene, the relatives of the firefighters are very warm. The series is really good.

3ïļâƒĢ Part 3: Her 💖

This is quite a bit of a scene. The first part is very sweet, but the last part is bitter. It's uncomfortable bitterness.

Speaking of chemistry, we thought this couple might not be very chemical, but they both performed very well.

The scene where the hero swears in front of the heroine with the sentence "This life is national, but your heart is yours," or the scene where the heroine and the heroine are paired together to train in the fire. Very good. We are very embarrassed. This is the sweetest time, but when bitter, it is bitter. For example, the scene broke up. Both people do not say a word, but we understand everything. It is a termination that we have not seen in any series before. We are very impressed because the two actors communicate through the characters very well, both hurt and do not want to stop, but want to protect the other side, but it is helpless. Let's improve ourselves and then meet back in the future, which is another very good scene.

A hero like "Lin Lusiao," played by "Huang Jinghi," who plays both the boss and the trainer, makes us clearly understand the difference between the two positions. As a boss, it is aggressive, solemn, rigorous, strong and enterprising, but when he is a teacher, he is calm, compassionate, and he is a person who connects the relationship of the people in the station. The hero knows himself quite quickly that he likes the heroine. The action and care of the heroine is very different from others, which we like.

The heroine "Nanshu," played by "Zhang Jinghi," played very well. The eyes of waiting for the hero to come out of the wildfire made us cry until we had a headache. Leadership, determination, effort, and dance. Zhang Jinghi conveyed very well the feelings of people who wanted to be with their lover but could not do it. She communicated through our eyes to all.

And this commends Nanshu's friend "Shi Loan" as the cutest character, for helping Nanshu in so many things. Without Shi, we would definitely have seen her sweet scene.

Last ðŸ§Ŋ, despite the many things we feel should be told more deeply, such as Nanshu's mother, we understand that Nanshu's father was also a wildfire firefighter who died, but when the people at the station knew who Nanshu's mother was, everyone was shocked, so I thought there were some knots that the series couldn't tell.

Another regret is ending the story with the hero taking his life despite being able to come out of the fire.

But even so, we love the ending that the series communicates so much, especially the scene where the hero and his dead friends come back to celebrate the New Year together. This scene immediately makes us understand that the hero is gone. Another favorite scene is the fireman's relatives, whether it's when walking his girlfriend through the water alcove or the scene for a picnic.

Overall, the reason we gave 9 / 10 was not just because of the cast chemistry, but because the series played a lot of stories. All the actors played well, both visually, emotionally communicating, and acting, which made us understand the whole story. Although we regret that many of the characters didn't last until the end, we understood that the series wanted to convey that the profession was always losing, even if no one wanted it to happen.

In fact, the soundtrack is very interesting to us, like the song "Astonished," the last part sounds like the sadness of the scene, or the song "Astonement," sung by "Liu Weining," the OST mogul, also makes us smile or think of her scene, can be heard on Spotify. We will put a link in the comment or "Bright Eyes in the Dark OST" as well.

Finally, thank you very much to everyone who has read our review until the end. Anyone who has watched and rated this story or has an opinion? Can exchange. Or if anyone likes our review and wants us to review any of the next stories, please tell each other. Please follow up on what the next series we will review is. 🊷🧚ðŸŧ🍒

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