Xiao Yunxun shared: The Crow of the No. 1 Criminal Department of the Japanese TV Drama Guide

In fact, I haven’t watched TV dramas for a long time. I have admired Japanese dramas since I was a child. Because Japanese dramas in the 1990s and 10s were very popular in Hong Kong, I watched all the Japanese dramas by Kimura Takusai at least twice. Later, Yui Xintan was too cute to follow up. She has a series of TV series (huh...) But the TV series I want to introduce this time is not the above two leading actors, but another evergreen male god, the crow of the first criminal department led by Takenouchi Toyohei.

The Raven of the First Criminal Division is a drama with a judge as the main point of view. Unlike previous dramas with lawyers as the protagonists, the focus of this drama is not the rebuttal of the two main parties, or the classic HERO prosecutor starring Kimura. The investigation of the official, this time changed to the judge played by Takeno Uchitoyo, who initiated and led the trial to examine different cases (I also learned that the judge also has the power to investigate cases because of this drama).

Every case in the play can be said to be ingenious, and many of the endings are also very touching. There is also a big foreshadowing to challenge the entire judicial system to run through the whole play. As for how to end it, it is up to you to watch it.

Although many people also compare this drama with Kimura's HERO.

The most similar thing is that the two protagonists did not graduate from college and obtained the qualifications of prosecutors and judges, and their actions were also very different from the traditional ones. However, if you look closely at the two dramas, the types of cases and the interactions between colleagues in the office are different. You might as well watch the two dramas.

There is also the heroine Kuroki Hua who plays the role of a judge who graduated from a well-known university who follows the rules and is gradually changed and assimilated by the influence of Takeno Uchitoyo, which is also the focus of this film.

In the end, Starlight, the ending song of the opium of the First Criminal Division, is very good and must be listened to. I can't help listening to the whole song every time.