Recently, a highly anticipated TV drama titled "Derailment" premiered, but surprisingly, it received a wave of negative reviews from viewers. During the viewing process, the audience discovered that the performances of the two lead actors did not meet their expectations. Some viewers criticized the actors for their stiff expressions and lack of emotional depth in their portrayal of the characters.

This has sparked a discussion among the audience about the professionalism of actors, questioning whether acting should focus solely on showcasing technical skills or should also emphasize the portrayal of the characters' inner worlds. Additionally, viewers' criticisms of the plot mainly revolved around its sluggish pace and lack of attention to details. However, negative reviews from the audience do not always indicate the failure of a TV drama.

Firstly, everyone has different aesthetic standards for artistic works, and the differences between one work and another may lie in its uniqueness. Therefore, negative reviews might be the audience's disappointment between their expectations and the actual performance, often resulting from excessively high expectations. From the perspective of TV drama producers, negative reviews from the audience can be valuable feedback.

By listening to the audience's opinions, production teams can better understand the viewers' needs and make timely adjustments to the plot while enhancing actor training, thereby improving the overall quality of the production. Audience criticism is not merely a critique of the work but also offers suggestions for improvements. Only through such a feedback loop can a work better cater to the audience's taste.

The audience's word-of-mouth reflects the increasing maturity of the TV drama market and the audience's elevated aesthetic standards. For creators, it is crucial to recognize the opportunities hidden within negative reviews and use audience feedback as a means for continuous innovation and progress. Only through a positive interaction with the audience can a TV drama stand out in the fierce market competition.