Time Teaches Me to Love (2018)

Let's start of by saying I biased toward rich ceo/poor girl type of romance type stories. That's being said, Out of all the dramas I've watched last year, I've finished this one the fastest. Before I knew it, I was already at the end. I watched it for the female lead and second male lead after seeing them in different drama production. The female lead retained her cuteness from "ever night" and became a modern day princess of cuteness. The storyline was just easy to watch and there were no annoy side storylines to drag out the plot. And this one of the most understanding second female lead ever. Just watch it if you like rich man saving the poor girl from poverty type story. They hate each other at first but end up falling for each other.

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Love the Height Difference

I tumbled upon this series using the tag #arrogant male, watching the show in Mandarin. As far as I know there isn't any subbed version available, which is strange considering the fact that the lead actress is Canadian.

Following the story wasn't really difficult though. Imagine a k-drama from 10 years ago, about an arrogant, young heir, his antagonistic dad, his friend turning into foe, a rich girl who wants to marry him, and this fresh poor girl who turns his world upside down. So I didn't put much effort in listening, and looked my fill instead. The scenes with the leading couple were sweet and sexy, they looked like a manga come alive. Their acting was good, I'll give you that, but it was the height difference that did it. Works like a charm with me since Boys over Flowers.

Actress Ireine Song is totally believable as the innocent girl without getting on my nerves, something she has in common with actress Zanilia Zhao. I think I'll watch her playing in Ever Night next time. I've never seen actor Yim Yue Ho/Jerry Yan, but he seems to be a perfect blend of good looking k-drama actors. Hopefully he gets the chance in future roles to show he's more than the arrogant male type.

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