After the ninth episode of "Hansawa Naoki" was broadcast, the average time-sharing ratings directly reached 37%, surpassing the ratings of the final episode of "Housekeeper Mita".

This made many people take a breath of cold air and began to make bold guesses about the possible final ratings of this drama.

At present, the best score achieved by Fukuyama Tsukiku's drama is "Homeless Child", with a final episode of 39%, ranking sixth in history. Looking at the momentum of "Hansawa Naoki", it is estimated to surpass "Homeless Child".

"Children" is not a problem at all. The question is how much more?

Will it exceed 40%? Will it rank among the top three in history? Will it even surpass the unbeaten record achieved by "The Thief" that year and directly rank first in history?

No one knows, but everyone is looking forward to the results.

While everyone is paying attention to "Naoki Hansawa", they almost invariably forget about the other two dramas in the same period.

Under the strong competition of "Hansawa Naoki", the ratings of the other two dramas almost continued to decline in the following episodes.

The ratings of "My Ex-Husbands" dropped directly to about 18%, and "Kyoto Love Notes" was the worst, falling directly below the 15% consensus line for works qualified by the broadcasting industry.

For TV series broadcast in prime time, more than 15% is considered to be of acceptable quality. If it is less than this number, it is not considered a good work. A work that is almost completed has such a dismal ratings, which has already been commercially

It was considered close to failure.

These two dramas were relatively decent. The spring dramas of TTV and Dongdao Channel had an ugly death. The ratings even fell below 10, which is almost as good as the late-night ratings.

Although the final episode has not been officially released yet, the entertainment pages of major newspapers are publishing news about this drama. The day after the ninth episode was released, there was news about the drama "Naoki Hansawa" directly

The entertainment pages of major newspapers achieved a feat of massacre, and almost everyone was discussing the show's astonishing ratings and social significance.

But what these media people are most curious about is what kind of ratings this drama will eventually achieve.

On the forum, there are endless discussions about "Naoki Hansawa".

"Finally, I saw a professional drama that was nutritious and not full of entanglements between men and women. It was about banking, which was very novel. I learned a lot of new vocabulary from watching "Naoki Hansawa", about things like whitewashing statements, roundabout financing, etc.

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"I am a bank employee, and I have to say that the story of "Hanzawa Naoki" is very real, and the screenwriter is very powerful. Whether it is being shirk responsibilities by the boss, or being anxious when facing an inspection by the Financial Services Agency, this drama reflects it very realistically

But in reality, people like Naoki Hansawa are really rare. Anyway, I have never seen one. The bank employees I have seen are all as humble as slaves in front of their bosses."

"So this is the meaning of the TV series. It makes up for the shortcomings of reality. I want to know now, will Owada kneel to Hanzawa in the last episode?"

"Haha, you don't have to think about it to know that it will definitely happen!"

"Although I know it will happen, I still want to see it with my own eyes. I will definitely stay in front of the TV next week and wait for the TV series to be broadcast."

"Although this drama is very good to watch, I have to say that it still caused some trouble for my work... I work for a rural credit union. Because I refused a loan from a small factory owner, this guy ended up in our credit union every day.

We put up a banner outside the company, and the content of the banner was [Borrow an umbrella on a sunny day, keep an umbrella on a rainy day].”

"Hahaha, could it be that I am repaying you with a tooth for a tooth?"

…

Taobao Baozhi held his briefcase firmly under his arm, sat on the slightly shaky tram, and looked in the direction of the carriage.

At a glance, there are all moving heads, but I can't find a good-looking one. There is a bit of sour smell in the air, which is all the hard sweat of office workers.

Taotai Yasushi raised his head slightly and saw the poster posted on the train. Among the many posters, Taitai Yasushi saw the poster of "Hansawa Naoki" at a glance.

In the poster, Naoki Hansawa, played by Takaharu Miyata, has pursed lips and resolute eyes, looking forward. Tao Yasushi looked at him and sighed in his heart: It's great to be able to work in such a big group like a bank.

I can maintain such surging fighting spirit and enthusiasm for a long time. If it were anyone else, my dreams and aspirations would have been completely wiped out by club life in five years at most.

Including myself...

Taitao Baozhi is in his thirties this year. He has worked in a securities company for more than ten years and has become a precise workplace machine. The ideals he once had when he entered the industry have been lost.

Everyone wants to be Hanzawa, but most people will become Kondo.

And it’s not Kondo who found himself again with the help of his friend Hanzawa, but Kondo who sank into the spiritual quagmire and became a zombie in the workplace.

In order to fight against the boring work life, Taotai Yasushi would usually go for a drink after get off work and go home drunk. Once when he was at an izakaya, the landlady put on a TV series, "Naoki Hansawa" by Fukuyamadai. At that time, he didn't care. He didn't really like watching TV series or anything like that. He always felt that Japanese TV series were really ugly and ugly, and they were simply incomparable with anime.

But within ten minutes of playing, he was completely attracted by the show and watched the entire episode. This was the fifth episode of Naoki Hansawa. After returning home, he started to go to the video hall to borrow the video tape.

Watched and finished the first four episodes.

He fell in love with this TV series at that time, and from then on, he sat in front of the TV every ninth day of the month.

The reason why this drama is so good to watch, Taitao Baozhi thinks, is that the exciting plot, superb acting skills, and the curiosity to reveal the inside story of the bank are just part of it. The most important thing is that this drama tells the story of ordinary people from the perspective of office workers.

The pain of office workers in the workplace.

If there was a black-tech instrument in the world that could gather people's grievances and convert them into energy, then office workers would contribute more than 80% of the energy of this instrument.

As the most depressed and painful group in Japanese society, office workers are also the main force in the suicide army every year.

After the 1990s, the term "social animal" gradually appeared in society to describe office workers.

Social animal means social animal. Such a precise and cruel adjective. When he saw this word describing office workers for the first time, Taobao Baozhi was a little angry at first, then a little funny, and finally felt helpless.

One of the reasons why the drama "Naoki Hansawa" has such good results is that it accurately arouses the resonance of the people and allows the audience to vent their depression and unwillingness while watching the TV series!

When the characters in the play said "one mistake, a lifetime of indifference" and "the boss's mistakes are the responsibility of the subordinates, and the achievements of the subordinates are the merits of the boss", Tao Baozhi felt as if he had been stabbed in the heart by a scalpel.

And when Naoki Hansawa vowed to his boss that he would "definitely recover 500 million yuan" and "repay tooth for tooth, double the amount", Taotai Yasushi clenched his fists in excitement and kept shaking his fist into the void of the TV.

It's as if his fist can hit the person in the game.

And when Naoki Hansawa really recovered 500 million and the despicable boss was punished, Taotai Yasushi also broke out in a sweat and felt extremely relieved and happy.

At the same time, he also believed in his heart that this is a good drama! This is a good drama that speaks to ordinary Japanese people.

The screenwriter of this drama seems to be Kei Fujiwara, whose pen name is Keita Shima. He is a very famous figure, but I have never read his novels or TV dramas before, but from now on, Tahoshi will remember his name.

After getting off the train, Taotai Yasushi hurriedly walked home. Today was the last episode of "Hansawa Naoki" and he wanted to see it as soon as possible. As soon as he opened the door, his wife sat on the sofa and looked at him: "Quickly

Click here, "Naoki Hansawa" has started."

"Well, here we come." Taobashi said, quickly put on his slippers and walked into the living room.

Accompanied by his wife, Tao Baozhi watched the last episode.

In fact, his wife originally competed with him for the TV set. She liked to watch NBC's "My Exes 2". Taobao was too embarrassed to compete with the housewife for the TV set, so he had to borrow the video tape to watch it at other times, but he did not expect his wife to watch it.

After watching two episodes of "Naoki Hansawa", I fell in love with it, but found "My Ex-Husbands" boring. So on the ninth day of every month, the couple happily watched the same TV series.

At the end, when the executive of Owada finally knelt down in front of Hanzawa Naoki, Tao Yasushi and his wife happily waved their fists in celebration.

It’s simply more enjoyable than watching a Koshien baseball game!

After the TV series ended, Tao Baozhi was about to go to the bathroom to wash up, when his wife suddenly grabbed her husband's arm.

"Azhi, is it as difficult for you as Banze in the company?"

Taobashi said half-jokingly: "Compared to Hanzawa, I think I am more like Kondo. Haha."

After saying that, Tao Baozhi wanted to leave, but found that his wife was still holding his arm firmly. Tao Tao Baozhi was a little surprised. He looked at his wife and was surprised to find that his wife's eyes were slightly red.

"I have never worked, and I rely on you to support my family, so I don't understand the hardships of working in a club. I originally thought that being a housewife was hard enough, but after watching "Naoki Hansawa" I realized the dangers I face in a club

And hard work is something I can’t understand at all...Azhi, thank you for your hard work."

Tao Baozhi was stunned for a moment, and then said quickly: "Hey, what are you talking about? I am a man, and it is a man's job to support the family..."

However, when he said this, he began to cry a little. He quickly broke away from his wife's hand, fearing that he would shed tears in front of her.
Chapter completed!