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Sohu Entertainment Special Report (Lin Zhenxin/Text) Before being adapted into a film or TV series, the original novel of "Four Seas Restored to Power" was a refreshing novel for female readers.

After the adaptation, the female protagonist was weakened, while the male protagonist was given a halo, becoming an atypical "female protagonist" type.

The drama is edible without any brains, and Jing Tian, ​​who plays the female lead, has also suffered from reputation problems due to her inconsistent condition and unlikable character.

From "Sito" to "The Return of the Four Seas", why did Jing Tian's acting style go back to the same path?

Behind the actresses whose resources have been downgraded, what is even more chaotic than the planning for artists is the current situation in the upstream film and television industry.

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"The Return of the Four Seas" is Jing Tian's first fantasy drama.

Similar to most heroines in fantasy dramas, she plays the role of Nan Yan, a beautiful, talented, and lively girl.

The original novel starts when the heroine is eight years old, and the drama version has obviously been adjusted, but the age is not much older.

This age is still a bit far-fetched for Jing Tian, ​​who just celebrated her 36th birthday in July.