What are some TV dramas with incorrect views, but with high broadcast volume?

Everyone must have seen Aunt Qiong Yao's TV series. Qiong Yao's TV series, which was once popular across the Taiwan Strait and three places, is now considered to have distorted the young people's view of love. Aunt Qiong Yao's own love story is said to be a TV series. "A Curtain of Dreams" Zi Ling stole her sister Lv Ping's fiance, hooked up with the male host Chu Lian, and was also written by Aunt Qiong Yao as harmless to people and animals. Lv Ping is willing to suffer the pain of being loved and losing a leg. The classic line in the play: "You just lost a leg, and Zi Ling lost her love." It has also become the largest slot point in the whole film.

2. affectionate rain and dew

"Heavy Rain" is also one of Aunt Qiong Yao's representative works, which combines all the elements of Qiong Yao's TV series. Men are not scum, and there is no mistress. Looking back on the classics, we find that He Shuhuan is not as infatuated as he looks, but a real love rat. Although she said she loved Yiping, she told Ru Ping that she was not sure which she loved more. Ru Ping is also called a green tea bitch because she is involved in the relationship between He Shuhuan and Yiping, not to mention the story of Chen Hao and Yun Ke in the play. Only Du Fei, the seemingly funniest person, always online watched the whole play.

3. My first half of my life

Although "My First Half Life" has many excellent actors, Yolanda, Ma Yili and other powerful actors have nothing to complain about online. Although this drama is under the banner of inspirational drama for middle-aged women, it is indeed a dog blood idol drama in a middle-aged coat. Zijun in Yi Shu's original works changed from a housewife to an independent and self-reliant new woman in the workplace because of her marriage. Zijun in the TV series relied on He Han for everything, and finally fell in love with her boyfriend for a long time. This is no different from the Mary Su convention that the hostess was right about.