转自：贵州日报 《问鼎1939》书封。 哥哥余宝驹曾是安阳城的街痞混混，但在民族危亡之际，他和弟弟余良驹却挺身而出，与日军斗智斗 勇，誓死守护国宝后母戊方鼎。余宝驹兄弟、伊藤太乙、井道兄妹等各色人物，为了各自的信仰和利 益，展开了惊心动魄的较量。 后母戊方鼎鼎耳。 ■人物名片 余耕，作家、编剧，中国作家协会会员。先后创作长篇小说《金枝玉叶》《做局人》《最后的地平 线》；中篇小说《我是夏始之》获得第十九届百花文学奖；长篇小说《如果没有明天》获第十七届百花 文学奖。 1939年，河南安阳武官村村民的锄头，意外叩响了千年青铜文明。村民吴希增在田间掘出商周重器后母 戊方鼎（原名司母戊鼎），为躲避日军劫掠，连夜将其深埋于自家庭院。不经意间，这些村民成为了国 宝守护人。 作者余耕早年从事专业篮球训练，后转行在北京做记者十余年。自不惑之年开始职业写作，先后创作长 篇小说《金枝玉叶》《做局人》《最后的地平线》等。其中，《我是夏始之》获得第十九届百花文学 奖。2017年，小说《如果没有明天》获得百花文学奖中的影视剧改编价值奖，根据该小说改编的话剧 《我是余欢水》在全国各地上演600余场，网剧《我是余欢水》也成为现象级作品。此外 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the emergence of a new type of male protagonist in urban dramas, particularly focusing on the character of Yu Yu in "Why He Is Still Single," who embodies an imperfect and unlikable persona, contrasting with the trend of idealized male leads in the genre [1][4][5]. Group 1: Character Analysis - The character Yu Yu is portrayed as a typical imperfect male lead, often making remarks that annoy others, which raises questions about his single status [5][7]. - Despite his flaws, audience acceptance of Yu Yu is relatively high, attributed to the show's emphasis on his shortcomings and the appeal of the actor, Hu Ge [5][7]. - The portrayal of an unlikable male lead is rare in urban dramas, where characters are usually expected to show growth and relatability [4][7]. Group 2: Market Trends - Urban dramas have historically favored perfect male leads, with recent examples showing a shift towards more idealized characters, making the portrayal of flawed protagonists a risky endeavor [7][9]. - The market for urban dramas is significant, with modern urban dramas accounting for 40.82% of the total content, indicating a strong demand for diverse character representations [7][9]. - The evolution of audience expectations has led to a decline in the acceptance of imperfect male leads, as viewers increasingly seek narratives that reflect their realities and experiences [13][14][16]. Group 3: Historical Context - Earlier urban dramas, such as "Struggle" and "Naked Marriage Era," featured more realistic and flawed male characters, reflecting the societal values of the time [9][11]. - The shift towards idealized male leads coincided with the rise of idol dramas, which set a standard for perfection in male characters [11][13]. - As societal values evolve, particularly with the awakening of female consciousness, the demand for authentic and relatable character arcs has increased, challenging the traditional narrative structures in urban dramas [13][14][16].