"Ma Si Chao, despite the drama's non-stellar cast, delivered a remarkable performance in the role of Xiao Yi. Handling a decade-old case, Xiao Yi showcased unique charm and capability. Taking on the task in a critical moment, he faced new cases and team members, successfully unraveling the secrets behind the case through teamwork and unity.

In the face of complex cases, Ma Si Chao's character, Xiao Yi, maintained a calm demeanor, gradually revealing the truth through meticulous analysis and deduction. His professionalism and composure were commendable. From being strangers to becoming familiar with each other, Xiao Yi and his team members effectively communicated and collaborated, jointly solving the cases. This actor, far from being an inexperienced newcomer, appeared seasoned, effortlessly handling dialogue and character mannerisms with ease.

It seems that this talented actor, who possesses both acting skills and a humble attitude, deserves greater attention from us in the future.

Liu Yi Tong, as an actress, has recently faced criticism and questioning both on and off-screen. Specifically, she has been accused of having some personal issues that can negatively influence the audience's perception while watching her performances.

In "The Truth Season 2," Liu Yi Tong portrays the character Bai Zhe, a meticulous and calculating individual skilled in deception (although the portrayal of the character's talent for deception falls short). Constantly assuming different identities, Bai Zhe navigates between good and evil in order to clear his father's wrongful conviction.

This role demands a high level of acting skills, including a deep understanding of the character, precise grasp of emotions, and mastery of emotional techniques. If Liu Yi Tong is capable and devoted, she may seize the opportunity to deeply resonate with the audience, much like Chen Baoguo's son, Chen Yicheng, who portrayed the antagonist Liao Siliu in "The Pearl River Residence," earning recognition from viewers.

At first glance, the audience can immediately perceive that Bai Zhe is a villain, resulting in a lack of suspense and depth in the character. Liu Yi Tong's performance feels contrived, lacking a natural and fluid sensation, appearing to act for the sake of acting. This discomforts the audience and prevents them from immersing themselves in the storyline. If Liu Yi Tong can focus more on film and television acting, seek guidance from male leads, and address these issues with her abilities, her performances are likely to improve and become more outstanding in the future."