The use of amorphous InGaZnO thin film transistors (a-IGZO TFTs) in traditional integrated gate drive circuits can lead to a decrease in reliability. After analysis, it is determined that the reason is the threshold voltage drift of the driving TFT. This article proposes an improved integrated gate driver circuit, which achieves significant redundancy in driving TFT threshold voltage drift (from less than ± -3 V to ± -9 V) by stabilizing the voltage of the driving TFT gate node. It overcomes the circuit failure caused by a-IGZO TFT threshold voltage drift, stabilizes the integrated gate driver circuit, and extends the lifespan of the LCD panel.