Buffy is really a great drama. If it weren't for this work to be carefully packaged and concocted with a youth idol drama, perhaps we would not be able to see some taboo topics and restrictive concepts in a media with a large audience like TV dramas. The non-mainstream mystery culture slowly became popular because of Buffy's strong recommendation. It is worth mentioning that the play promotes mystery culture to the education of young people’s love and responsibility. Not only does it let young people who love freshness understand the diversity and complexity of mystery culture, but it also makes young people know what growth is? The care of family, friends, and lovers is the strength that people can support living in this world; responsibility allows everyone to learn to grow up and learn to distinguish between right and wrong. In short, it is a very great masterpiece of surrealism.
The first and second seasons are relatively innocent. By the beginning of the third season, the dark forces have been described more thoroughly. And Buffy's growth also made the show more erotic descriptions starting from the fourth season. Looking at Buffy’s early zombie productions from the current perspective, it may feel crude, but the ability to write stories in the play is first-rate, which is enough to open the audience's personal quest for imagination and alien space.
Of course, for girls, Buffy is more attracted to classic love!
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