Born in the sea: Why is Princess Yue loved by the audience when Princess Ruyang is speechless?

Introduction: With the improvement of social living standards, people like watching costume dramas more and more. The reason why many people like to watch costume dramas is mainly because these costume dramas are not only wonderful in plot, but also beautiful in clothes. Among many costume dramas, The Moon Rises to the Sea is a very beautiful costume drama. Netizens who like to watch A Moon Born in the Sea may have noticed the news that Princess Ruyang is deeply loved by the audience because she is speechless. Once this information was exposed, it attracted the attention of many netizens and the discussion of Yue Fei.

Yue Fei is loved by the audience mainly because of three aspects. The first aspect is the shape of Yue Fei. Whether it is makeup or clothing, the role of Yue Fei is deeply loved by the audience. Although the shapes of other female characters are also beautiful, Yue Fei is not only beautiful, but also has a good temperament. Visible, from the outside, people will prefer the role of Yue Fei. The second aspect is Yue Fei's IQ online. At a family dinner, Yue Fei outsmarted Princess Ruyang.

Whether it is imposing manner or etiquette, Yue Fei is far superior to Princess Ruyang. Because of Princess Ruyang's words, the banquet came to a deadlock. Due to the aggressiveness of Princess Ruyang, Princess Yue not only fought back, but also won the contest. From this aspect, people can see that Yue Fei is resourceful. Many people like such a wise man. The third aspect is that many viewers like to kill people. Because people will always encounter all kinds of wonderful things in life, people are likely to have some negative emotions.

People can not only reduce stress, but also get spiritual support by watching some online videos. The scene of killing concubines not only won the love of many audiences, but also greatly eased some mental stress of the audience. The role of Yue Fei is excellent both externally and internally. According to relevant records, it was played by Cao.