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Wildflower philippines drama review
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Wildflower
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by PenPalette
Nov 12, 2024
257 of 257 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 9.0
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 10.0
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 9.0
This review may contain spoilers

One of the Best Filipino Revenge Dramas!

This is one of the best revenge series I’ve ever watched. Every episode is a gem—there’s no filler, and the pacing is fantastic, especially for a series with 257 episodes. The storytelling is captivating, with well-developed characters and a plot that keeps you invested from start to finish. Maja Salvador delivers one of her best performances here, making it one of my favorite dramas of hers.

The plot might not be entirely new, but the execution and character depth make it fresh and engaging. The story revolves around Lily Cruz, a loving and obedient daughter whose family just wants a peaceful life. They move to Poblacion Ardiente, a place ruled by the powerful and corrupt Ardiente family, who will do anything to maintain their control. Lily’s father is killed, her mother is brutally attacked and presumed dead, and Lily herself barely escapes death. Rescued by a wealthy woman, she’s adopted and returns with a new identity—now known as Ivy Aguas, she seeks revenge on those who wronged her family.

The cast is packed with veteran actors, and the performances are exceptional. The Ardientes, as antagonists, will make your blood boil, and Maja as Ivy is simply outstanding. The confrontations between Ivy and Emilia, as well as scenes with Natalie, another antagonist who’s impossible to ignore, are always intense and incredibly well-acted. Every time they’re on screen, you know something explosive is about to happen. I wish more Filipino series would adopt this level of storytelling and depth in drama.
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