Jiang Yi Nan, an unemployed young man with no credentials, remains optimistic despite limited job prospects. After saving Chen Xin Yue from drowning, he applies to work at her company, driven by attraction and a challenge from Xu Hao Yu. Through hard work and quick thinking, Yi Nan rises to the top of ShenYuan Group’s recruitment process. While Xu Hao Yu sabotages him at every turn, Yi Nan catches the curiosity of Xu’s girlfriend, Liang Ding Fei. Unbeknownst to him, his hiring was a mistake by President Jin, who schemes to push him out. (Source: MyDramaList) Edit Translation
- English
- Français
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Native Title: 勇往直前恋上你
- Also Known As: Yong Wang Zhi Qian Lian Shang Ni , 勇往直前戀上你
- Director: Liu Jiang, Han Zeng Guang
- Genres: Business, Comedy, Romance, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Nichkhun Main Role
- Daisy Li Main Role
- Fei Main Role
- Wang Zi Rui Main Role
- Liu Hai KuanZhou Hua MingSupport Role
- Li Yi JuanDirector SongSupport Role
Reviews
a cut above the og
The original series, Super Rookie, is horrible. The love story is negligible and the lead actress was not likeable at all - she's always threatening to kill herself while the lead actor is a pratt.With that said, this drama is a much better rendition and I believe they did the most they could with what framework they've had. Both the ML and FL have better character developments. Each episode contains two to three interactions between the two leads where you can actually see the progression of their relationship throughout the series. I wouldn't mind trimming down the series to just these scenes and making one long movie clip. The couples are extremely cute when together and I find myself re-watching these scenes over and over again just to harken that familiar feeling of courting my wife =P.
Nichkhun definitely nail his part as an optimistic goofball - much more preferable than the og series personality. Li Yu Jie did an outstanding job as well. Her comedic timing is okay, but she's much better than Nickhun in the dramatic/tender moments. There are lots of nuances, gestures, and eye/facial expressions that brings the character to life or show what she's thinking.
The FL keeps suffering major setbacks one after another before she even has a chance to adapt to the previous one and eventually breaks down mid series. This is a low point in the story arc as it gets depressing and frustrating - a lot of people won't understand the choices made, but they would if they attempt to analyze her psyche. A second watch through may be needed if all the clues weren't caught the first time around, a word here and there.
I do agree with other reviewers that the support cast gets too much screen time. This series would have been perfect at half the length.
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