Trieu Lo Tu 'overreacted', continuously lost painfully to Ngu Thu Han, revealing 'trick' to end the story?

After more than 2 weeks of airing, the drama "Rem ngoc chau sa" has officially ended at episode 40. Besides the sad ending of the main couple, all attention was focused on Trieu Lo Tu's extremely generous actions for her fans.

The actress spent 49,995 yuan (about 175 million VND) to give lucky money to a few lucky fans. Each person will receive 15 yuan (about 52,000 VND) as a small gift to commemorate the final episode of "Rem ngoc chau sa".

This information quickly climbed to the top 1 hot search Weibo (hot search keyword on Weibo), attracting much attention and many mixed comments from netizens.

Besides the compliments for Trieu Lo Tu's love for her fans, many viewers also criticized her for spending money to "keep" her fans. Previously, "Rem ngoc chau sa" disappointed viewers with its boring content, fake effects, and unattractive "chemistry" between Trieu Lo Tu and Luu Vu Ninh. These things made the film's performance not very outstanding, far behind the film that aired at the same time, "Vinh da tinh ha".

Notably, on the same day that Trieu Lo Tu gave out lucky money to fans, Ngu Thu Han broke the magazine sales record with 310,000 copies, reaching 14.09 million NDT. Although both dramas were aired, one can see the contrast when one person spent money on fans, while the other was wholeheartedly supported by fans, not afraid to spend money to break the record.

Sharp-eyed netizens also discovered that among those who received lucky money, many had Ngu Thu Han as their profile picture, proving that they were fans of the actress from "Eternal Night Galaxy". This also contributed to the fierce argument between the two fandoms.

"Rem ngoc chau sa" officially opened for fast track (pre-screening) sales until the last episode from November 22. Contrary to the audience's expectations of a happy ending, the male lead Yen Tu Kinh (played by Luu Vu Ninh) had to die because he could not find the antidote. Doan Ngo (played by Trieu Lo Tu) sadly left to wander everywhere to do business. This ending brought tears to the audience but still did not make the film's achievements explode.

"The Pearl Curtain" mainly revolves around the life of Doan Ngo - a pearl craftsman, later the owner of a famous jewelry store in the capital. Therefore, the film has many scenes that need to be filmed at sea.

However, to ensure the budget as well as the safety of the actors, "Rem ngoc chau sa" used a completely green screen and only filmed underwater in the studio. This made the series of scenes in the film look fake and less attractive to viewers.

Set in the Tang Dynasty, Trieu Lo Tu's costumes received much praise for their elegant and soothing color designs. However, her hair and makeup were criticized as being too modern, not suitable for the historical drama genre.

As for Liu Yu Ning, the actor was criticized for the difference in appearance between the poster and the scenes in the movie. The actor's appearance was also said to be far inferior to the time he starred in "A Thought Viewing the Mountain" with Liu Shi Shi.

The character Doan Ngo played by Trieu Lo Tu is introduced as a girl with an unfortunate fate, lost her parents, was sold into slavery to dig for jade, and experienced countless storms, difficulties, and sorrows.

However, the film crew inserted too many details showing that Doan Ngo is lucky, has the "female lead halo", disrupting all the logic of the script. This more or less makes the audience feel uncomfortable and unreasonable.

In addition, Trieu Lo Tu was constantly favored by the film crew to appear with the most beautiful image. Even when she was captured as a slave or in a dark dungeon, she was still beautifully made up and wore tight clothes. This made the viewers uncomfortable, thinking that the film crew looked down on the audience.

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