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Kapanlagi.com - The Chinese drama Born to Be Alive immediately captured attention since its premiere on January 30. This series not only set a record for popularity on the platform but also became one of the most talked-about shows in a short period.
Amid the surge in viewer data, Born to Be Alive has also sparked widespread discussion among the public. The responses have been quite varied, ranging from praise for the production quality to debates about the pacing of the story and the validity of the viewing data.

Since the early minutes of its airing, the Chinese drama Born to Be Alive immediately showed impressive performance. In the first 31 minutes, the heat index on iQIYI reached 5.038 and recorded the highest premiere viewership for the platform in nearly three years.
Its popularity continued to rise in the following days. The peak heat index on the first day reached 6.704, then surpassed 8,000 on the second day, until it touched 8.456 on the third day of airing.
Beyond the streaming platform, viewership on CCTV-8 also recorded high ratings. KuYun data shows a stable trend with a real-time peak for the fifth episode reaching 2.43 percent, indicating consistent appeal on national television.

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Even before its official airing, the Chinese drama Born to Be Alive had already garnered an astonishing number of pre-orders. On iQIYI, total reservations reached 4.34 million and topped the upcoming drama index for 14 consecutive days.
Similar enthusiasm was also seen on Douban, with over 12.8 million users expressing their desire to watch. Even before airing, the drama had already entered the top ten of the Yunhe public opinion index.
After its release, the long tail effect was strongly felt. Yunhe's market share skyrocketed from 3.5 percent on the first day to 8.3 percent on the second day, and the total cumulative audience is expected to surpass 1.2 billion.

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The audience's response to the Chinese drama Born to Be Alive is quite divided. Many praises were directed at the visuals of the highland locations, the neat group scenes, and Yang Zi's transformation as she appeared without makeup after significantly losing weight.
The Tibetan dialogue delivered by Hu Ge was also considered strong and emotional. From a social value perspective, the iconic dialogue about the law in unclaimed land even evolved into an environmental awareness slogan.
However, criticism also emerged. Some viewers felt that the first two episodes were slow-paced and the main conflict was not clearly felt, although positive sentiment began to increase as the story progressed.

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One of the main strengths of the Chinese drama Born to Be Alive lies in its extreme production process. The series was filmed over 188 days in uninhabited areas at an altitude of 4,800 meters, presenting authentic visuals that are rarely seen.
The use of a dual timeline between the 1990s and 2014 adds a more dynamic layer to the story. The theme of environmental protection is packaged within a tense narrative without feeling preachy.
From an acting perspective, Yang Zi and Hu Ge have been praised for bringing their characters to life. The popularity index of the character Bai Ju even set a new record, reinforcing the drama's position as a flagship show.

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In addition to its viewer success, the Chinese drama Born to Be Alive also demonstrates strong commercial value. Its premiere attracted 43 brands simultaneously, setting a new record for iQIYI in terms of sponsorship.
Interestingly, several major competing brands appeared together as sponsors, which is a rare occurrence. This indicates a high level of confidence in the drama's reach.
On a global level, overseas broadcasting rights have been secured by Netflix. Several satellite television stations are also scheduling reruns, expanding Born to Be Alive's reach to a wider audience.
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