The basketball genius Zhong Da Hai suddenly turned into a girl after an accident. Even so, he has not forgotten his dream and joins the basketball team as a cheerleader by accident. In order to conceal his identity, he has to act in front of his "good brother", Lu Xing Qi, while coping with Ye Ran's surveillance sent by the attending doctor. The situation was full of jokes! However, in fact, Zhong Da Hai themself is a girl with a gender disorder and has always mistaken themself for a boy because of their illness. (Source: WeTV) Edit Translation
- English
- ภาษาไทย
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- Native Title: 我的队长不对劲
- Also Known As: My Amazing Captain , 我的隊長不對勁
- Genres: Romance, Youth, Sports, Supernatural
Where to Watch Miss Captain
Free (sub)
Cast & Credits
- Pan Yue TongZhong Yan XinMain Role
- Wang Jun HaoLu Xing QiMain Role
- Zheng Ming XinZhong Da HaiSupport Role
Reviews
Its great watch. Worth the time
First of all I must say plot is interesting.Secondly out of all the character the FL's acting was great. She very well enacted the role and was quite hilarious. Other's acting were okay. But I like the show and how it turned out to be. Its definitely a good watch. It is better then cliched rom com c dramas.
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Transphobia disguised as a gender bender
Guy doesn't act like an actual guy post-"transformation", more like a typical quirky "one of the guys" girl, just like from the "Sam" gender swap movie among others. Maybe that was intentional in order to play into the reveal, but it seems to be a common trope in these movies. Almost immediately after the "transformation" he starts getting flustered in cliche slo-mo eye gazing scenes with his friend/later love interest, but I suppose a magical change in sexual orientation could be explained the same way a physical transformation could, even though no physical transformation (actually) took place. They introduce a short-lived love triangle with another male character before defaulting to the archetypal "mr and mrs perfect childhood best friends", when the rival clearly had more personality, depth and potential for a relationship, showing more complexity and heart by miles, only to have his character make multiple fumbles. Of course he wasn't great either, being in on this scheme to manipulate mc's feelings to accept the identity of a woman, which then she displayed flawlessly by choosing the wrong guy in the end, who also went the extra mile to manipulate her identity and gain her affection.Now about the transphobic undertones in the plot twist. Surprise! She was a "woman" all along (even while confidently identifying as a man and perceiving himself as such), so everyone basically came together to "fix" him by creating this "experimental therapy" to reinforce a delusion where he was able to see himself as visually male, before choosing a time to rip the bandaid off and "see" the "transformation" so that MC would then see it. A collective effort to alter his sense of identity through psychological manipulation in multiple ways, rather than helping him see the truth from the beginning so that he could navigate his gender identity authentically through mutual understanding and trust. Of course in the end he accepted the new identity, and now she, decided to live forward as a straight woman, but if only it were that simple. In reality, gender dysphoria and sexual orientation are not things you can just socially condition into people by manipulating their their self perception, and to romanticize this idea wrapped in a clique "best friends turned dream couple" story, I just found to be incredibly tone deaf to the transgender experience and disrespectful to the transgender identity.
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