Lei Miao hesitated as he looked at Yin Chengjue's outstretched hand. They hadn't found any evidence to prove who killed Liu Qingling, and this was the only one they were missing.

but……

"Something's not right. You've already found the crucial clue, so why haven't you revealed what the treasure is yet? Haven't you found where the treasure is? What is she carrying in her arms right now?" Lei Miao finally realized what was going on and asked suspiciously, "You're not trying to trick us, are you?"

If Lingting was carrying the treasure she was looking for on the treasure hunt route, then the production team should have already declared the treasure hunt route the winner!

"Huh? You finally figured it out?" Seeing that they had realized it, Rong Yu stopped hiding it and said frankly, "When I saw you chasing us so fiercely, I thought it was a necessary ritual that we had to go through as our show was nearing its end, so I didn't expose you. There's also something I want to clarify: my brother and I never said that the thing in that blue box was our target. It was just your own mistaken belief, so we just went along with it."

Others: "..." Forget your sense of ritual! Don't you know it's tiring to run around here?

Yin Chengjue: "After solving puzzles for so long, it's good to get some exercise. I suggest that this element be added to the game in the future."

Qin Linlin behind the camera: "!!!" Great idea! Let's plan it for the next episode!

Liu Qingling: "So, you've already found the treasure?"

Rong Yu: "It's all about 'emotions.' Some people see it as worthless, but others see it as incredibly valuable. The characters in this story experience love, misplaced love, distorted love, romantic love, or familial love... They suffer revenge because of emotions, die for love because of emotions, and become entangled because of emotions. In the end, they all die here, trapped in a long cycle of reincarnation. Time turns their bodies into bones, but their souls continue to relive the experiences of the days before their deaths."

"Ding! Congratulations to the player on the treasure hunt route for finding the villa owner's treasure. Although the scope was a bit broad, you have won because your answer mentioned the keywords 'family'!" The announcement rang out.

"Congratulations to the players on the treasure hunt route for winning the final victory! Each winning player will receive a victory medal and a voucher for a one-day trip to Qin Feng Horse Ranch, specially prepared for you by the program team!"

"Now, let's have the three winning players share their thoughts on winning!"

Because it was an official recording, Qin Linlin's plans this time were obviously more extensive.

After Rong Yu and Ling Ting politely declined, Yin Chengjue stepped forward first, saying, "I don't have any special words to say, but I would like to talk to my younger brother in the story."

Yin Chengjue looked at Rong Yu and said, "Rong, in my storyline, you have never been treated as some kind of life-saving medicine. You are my family, blood is thicker than water, and you are irreplaceable."

“On the day you were born, Mom had a difficult labor and lost a lot of blood. After you came out, she fainted due to excessive blood loss and didn’t wake up for several days.” Yin Chengjue recalled the background of the person he remembered: “At that time, I was the only one guarding outside the ward. I watched the nurse bring you out and show you to me. I was young at the time, and the nurse was afraid that I would not be able to carry you and would drop you, so she put you in the incubator first. I could only lie outside the incubator and watch you.”

“Looking at you, so small, I made a vow in my heart that I must protect you. After your father left, you are the new member of our family. You have filled your father’s place and become the third person in our family. Our family can be reunited again.”

"I remember everything about you: when you were born, when you drank milk for the first time, when you opened your eyes, when you cried out, when you called me 'brother' for the first time... I am so greedy and want to see all of you."

"For the first time, I felt an overwhelming urge to live, because only in this way could I see your future."

"Please forgive your brother for wanting to live on. Your life is yours. You can have it anytime you want."

After saying this, Yin Chengjue made a gesture of taking out his own heart and handing it to Rong Yu.

Rong Yu took it in a daze, and after a long silence, solemnly placed the intangible "heart" into her chest.

Next, everyone went up one by one to share their thoughts, and then they recorded some reflections for the post-production segment. This concludes this episode of "Don't Close Your Eyes When It Gets Dark."

Since the lease on the villa hadn't expired yet, Qin Linlin invited everyone to stay a few more days and enjoy the slow-paced life deep in the mountains.

Shortly after the first episode of "Don't Close Your Eyes When It Gets Dark" was recorded, the first episode of "Blood Mist" was broadcast on Heart of Greed Video. Due to the promotion of the trailers in the early stage, everyone was full of expectations for "Blood Mist". In addition, many discounts were offered for the first episode, and there was also a crazy red envelope rain during the video viewing. As a result, many passers-by came to watch, just to click on the red envelope rain for watching for ten minutes, twenty minutes and thirty minutes.

The later episodes of "Blood Mist" were edited to be very tight. The first three episodes were rich in content and full of ups and downs, which immediately attracted many passersby who came to grab red envelopes.

A good drama is never afraid of speculation and criticism. Reviews of the first three episodes were quickly written, including one by a drama review blogger known for criticizing brainless web dramas.

Watching dramas, Little Kitten V: The new drama "Blood Mist" has only aired three episodes. The plot is tight and interconnected. The actors are generally very good-looking. Although they are all newcomers, they are all very dedicated. At the beginning, the main characters are doing the deduction, but it is not just dry reciting lines. The post-production editing is very good. The camera constantly switches between different angles to shoot the male lead's micro-expressions. It is fortunate that the male lead has the looks to carry the role. Otherwise, with such close-up shots, you would see all his pores.

I heard that dubbing is the actors' own voices being dubbed, and the dubbing is quite good. It takes real skill to do this, otherwise many TV series, movies, and web dramas wouldn't hire professional voice actors for post-production dubbing.

Only three episodes have been released so far, but each one has its highlights. The first episode solves a small case, which leads to the case in the second episode. The case in the second episode also progresses quickly, basically concluding in the latter half of the third episode. Then, at the end of the third episode, we get a glimpse of the male lead switching between his second and third personalities. I've even captured a GIF of this personality switch for you all to see! [GIF][GIF][GIF]

Watching dramas, little cat V: Continuing from the previous paragraph, I really want to complain. This third episode is really suspenseful. I'm now scratching my head and looking forward to the two episodes that will be released tomorrow. If this drama is the kind that deliberately cuts out the suspense and tight plot at the beginning and then starts to drag on later, I will definitely drop the show!

The comments below were full of replies: Hahaha, my cat brother actually has a show to watch that makes you scratch your head and be on the edge of your seat! Congratulations!

Reply 2: Hey Meow Bro, I heard this drama is adapted from a novel. Could you take some time to read the original novel and help us avoid any pitfalls?

Reply 3: Upstairs, for crime dramas like this, reading the original novel is already a spoiler, so watching the drama is no fun at all!

Reply 4: That's not necessarily true. Nowadays, many adapted web dramas only use the name of the original work, and the final product is so bad that even the mother wouldn't recognize it. The original fans have to painstakingly find elements from the original work in the drama, which is really hilarious.

Reply 5: I agree. Fans of the original book are incredibly subservient. Someone actually adapted the book into a TV series, and yet, even though the series uses the book's title, people still need to use a magnifying glass to find every single detail related to it to prove it's adapted from the book. And some people still think they've found something sweet. I just laugh. This isn't finding sweetness; it's like burying a pile of shit in candy, and you're still obediently digging for it.

Reply 6: The analogy upstairs is so vivid, I can almost smell it!

Having been disappointed by so many adaptations, people generally don't trust these same-name adaptations and only watch them out of curiosity.

And then I couldn't take my eyes off it.

Well, a big IP that's popular enough to be adapted into a TV series must have a plot and setting that appeals to most people. Otherwise, it wouldn't be so popular and wouldn't attract so many fans. Adapting the original work into a TV series and following the rhythm of the story in the book should definitely not cause any problems.

But if you keep changing things according to the screenwriter's requirements, making them unrecognizable even to fans of the original work, what's the point? If you're such a talented screenwriter, why don't you just write your own popular book and adapt it into a TV series? Why insist on adapting someone else's already popular original work? If you keep changing things, in the end only the title of the original work remains, and everything else is the screenwriter's own personal interpretation, then it's nothing more than a case of false advertising.

It's not that dog meat is bad, but people are here for the lamb, and you're showing them dog meat. This group's tastes are fundamentally wrong.

Similarly, such adapted web series will naturally be heavily criticized, and eventually no one will watch them anymore.

At the same time that "Blood Mist" was broadcast on Heart of Greed Video, "The Ends of the Earth" was also broadcast on Red Peach Video, clearly indicating that the two companies were competing with each other for the first episode's viewership and popularity.

Despite being two dramas with different styles, their previous promotional clashes have made them recognized rivals, and fans of both dramas have quickly entered battle mode.

Given that Rong Yu and Ming Qian play roles in these two dramas respectively, and both are the top two members of the Communist Party's boy band, it's inevitable that some troublemaking gossip accounts will bring it up.