The liar and his lover ,drama didn't match much with the title ..there is no such big lie in the drama which can create a suspicious love story which I expect with the drama .
It is a slow but can't say a boring story but at same time little bit loose which do not connect emotionally with the character .Drama shows the hardship faced by the celebrity after getting a success to maintain this fame ... It is story of a musical band and their hardship and their love story ...No excitement ,no funny moment ..onething i like about the drama is the last part that is ending of the drama to show happy ending by bringing everybody at one platform.

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Love story

Few episodes were good rest were okay .it is a love story. A girl who is princess having bad reputation since childhood . She had been called to be rude ,heartless and ill mannered princess who had fallen in love with the high grade soldier .
And pursue him ,all the time clinging on him ,annoying him .It was a drama and she was a heroine that's why he let her entertained him but in reality if someone in his place ,I don't know what he will do but surely can't tolerate such a nuisance but it was story so he accepted her love .As it was a historical story so some spices should be there so she was a princess so she can't married to a soldier but she went against emperor decreed but emperor emotionally black mail her if she didn't marry to another clan king then our people's life will be in danger so she accepted the decree and hurt the feeling of soldier and told him that she bored from him that's why she is leaving him . Because of this he was starting avoiding her but again she cling on him then he asked why she was doing this so again she created a wall between them. so this went on in few episodes . Ultimately they had a happy ending .
So it just a sweet ,cute love story . Who like love story can go for it because along with their love story other two couples' love story got a happy ending .
This drama is not for me because along with love story ,I need to see some spices in a story .

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Poor dialogue delivery ,poor direction and poor acting

The drama had a promising storyline but failed to execute it properly.

Both the dialogues and direction fell short of expectations.

One scene raised confusion when the female lead mentioned her increased stomach girth due to pregnancy, indicating she was pregnant during their marriage but hadn't yet delivered the baby. However, after a six-year leap in the story, she should have had the baby with her, not with the father. Later, in a flashback scene upon their reunion, she was shown delivering the baby in the hospital before their marriage. This inconsistency was confusing for the audience.

Moreover, the emotional portrayal was lacking. Whenever she saw her baby, there was no visible expression of the immense emotions a mother would feel after being separated from her child for six years.

Overall, the acting was poor, but one aspect I enjoyed was the chemistry between their friends p.

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I love the drama.

"As Beautiful As You" was one of my most anticipated dramas. I waited for about two years for its release, and now that it's finished, I must say it was worth the wait. I particularly liked the character of Xu Kai, who played Han Ting. Han Ting's love for Ji Xing was portrayed with such purity and sincerity that it often made me fall in love with the character all over again. Even after their breakup, he handled every situation flawlessly. Although he was heartbroken, he never let his personal feelings interfere with his business decisions. He managed his personal and professional life exceptionally well. This is the first drama of Xu Kai's in this genre that I've liked, as I usually prefer his historical dramas. In historical dramas, his portrayal of characters has a unique charm that I find missing in his modern-day roles.Regarding the drama, I would highly recommend watching it. Li Li made the right decision by choosing Su Zhi Zhou. I liked their pairing, but unfortunately, their story only really began in the final episodes. I feel their story deserved more screen time to develop.

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Recommend to those who ships love stories

"And Yet, You Are So Sweet" is a love story centered around unrequited love. The female protagonist has been in love with a schoolmate for many years. One day, she finally gathers the courage to confess her feelings, only to face rejection, which leaves her heartbroken. A boy from her school notices her sadness and suggests they play a game where he will pretend to be her unrequited love. Over time, this game makes her develop real feelings for him, but she tries to distance herself, believing they come from different worlds, especially since he is very popular among the girls in school. However, the game affects him too, and he begins to fall for her charm and smile. Both hide their feelings from each other. To find out what happens next, you'll have to watch the movie.

I enjoy love stories, which is why I liked this one, but if I take that away, there isn't much else to the plot.

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Start is good ,but end is disappointed

"Their Wonderful Times" is the story of a girl who is so obsessed with her late brother that she can't accept his death. To keep him close, she creates a video game featuring a character that looks just like her brother, whom she refers to as "brother." A company wants to collaborate with her to launch the game, but a glitch occurs, forcing them to delay the release. The glitch involves the sudden disappearance of the villain character from the game. Eventually, the CEO discovers that the villain has somehow entered the body of the game’s creator, and only when he touches her does she return to normal. As the story progresses, they fall in love.

However, the villain begins to take over her mind, and she starts losing her memory. Although it's just a code from the game, the villain’s influence is so strong that one day it takes full control of her, causing her to lose her identity. In the end, the glitch is fixed, and she returns to normal. However, the story doesn’t end there, and I don’t want to give any spoilers.

I didn’t like the ending. It feels like the drama was made purely for entertainment. The story only became interesting when the villain entered her body, and she started acting like him. Also, if this was her dream, how did she know so much about the CEO's personal life and family? Other than the leads' acting, the supporting cast was underwhelming—they seemed immature, more like college students than professionals.*

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Poor story

Personally, I really didn’t like the story. Although the main leads gave their best performances, the characters they portrayed didn’t resonate with me. I couldn’t connect with any of them, and the plot felt completely chaotic. The girl’s parents were wrongly accused, leading to the execution of her entire family. Somehow, she was saved by a man she called him godfather, and his daughter considered her a family member. They lived happily together, but she vowed to uncover the truth behind her parents’ death.


As the story progressed, two men were introduced: one who deeply loved her sister and another who saved her from soldiers sent by his father. Eventually, she fell in love with the latter. Up until this point, everything was clear. Then the plot became convoluted. Both girls and their families were attacked by soldiers, and only the sisters survived, though they were separated. The sister became a consort, and with the help of the man who saved her, the main character was recruited into the palace. I assumed she entered the palace to find her sister, but when they finally met, her sister cried upon seeing her while she remained emotionless. At no point did it feel like she was truly searching for her sister.


In the next five or six episodes, they both faced punishment and were repeatedly imprisoned, going to jail three or four times. After that, the drama became seriously boring. Even their romance couldn’t salvage the story.

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An average drama

'Present, is Present' is a time and space-based drama where a phone becomes a means to connect two different time periods: the past and the present. The phone, developed by the male protagonist's father, allows communication across two years. The father died trying to protect the phone from falling into the wrong hands, and the story begins with the protagonist trying to uncover the truth behind his father's death. In his quest for revenge, he finds himself unable to save his lover. To correct the past and prevent the same mistakes, he attempts to contact his lover from the past, urging her to resign from her job and go abroad. However, as the saying goes, 'Man proposes, God disposes.'While the concept of the drama is intriguing, the execution and direction are lacking. Up until the 8th episode, the drama held my interest, but it gradually became boring. The twist at the end revived some interest, but overall, the drama failed to be engaging. I found the chemistry between the second leads to be more compelling than that of the main leads."

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Familiar story

What I appreciated most was the acting of the male lead. His performance was too good, amazing, fantastic, and fabulous. I always think he deserves a big project.

The story was also compelling. It follows a girl who, in order to uncover the truth about her childhood buddy's death (a person who was going to be her husband and whom she respected as an older brother), marries a general because he is connected to her senior brother's death. Along this journey, many people die, but all were not good people; they had committed various wrongdoings, with some being heinous. Gradually, the truth is revealed, leading to a happy ending.
I wish the drama had ended by showing their marriage again, as well as their children.

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Few episodes were good and few were bored

Men in Love," as the name suggests, is a story about four men in their thirties who have gone through a lot since high school, but their bond has only grown stronger over the years. One man is married but faces problems in his married life. Another man's wife has passed away, and he has never moved on from it. The third man had a breakup, and the fourth is still single. This is where the story begins.

The married man struggles to save his marriage from divorce. In the life of the widower, a new girl enters who has loved him for many years. She is his best friend's sister and is ten years younger than him, so he always keeps a distance from her . The man who experienced a breakup falls in love again, but misunderstandings arise when his ex returns to his life. The fourth man's love story faces many ups and downs due to his mother's refusal to accept their relationship.
The drama showcases how each man's love story survives.
I didn't like the attitude of the first man's wife; she always doubts him. However, he is somewhat responsible for her behavior because he never builds trust with her and gets easily flattered by beautiful women.
The girl who loves the widower also annoyed me. Despite his clear rejection, she continues to pursue him. She often became a spoilsport and misbehaved with any girl who came near him.
Among all four love stories, I liked the first two the most. The first man's wife's whenever doubt on him and his reactions made me laugh, and the second man's love story is cute.

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Little bit dull

I've watched numerous dramas about high school students, so I wasn't initially very interested in this one. The reason I decided to watch it was because of a scene I saw on YouTube that I really liked. However, that scene appeared only at the end.

The drama follows the characters from their teenage years through adulthood, from grade 9 to marriage and having children. It beautifully portrays how the course of life changes and how relationships grow stronger over time. I found the last episodes to be the most compelling.

Another scene I particularly liked was when the younger brother shared his feelings with his older brother's girlfriend. He expressed his worry about his brother and questioned why was he so affected by others' opinions, which had created a barrier between them. He reminisced about the times when his brother cared deeply for him.

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Not happy with ending .

The story starts off engagingly, incorporating a pig concept to add some humor to the scenes. To prove his parents' innocence, a boy endures numerous challenges. Though he possesses powerful spiritual abilities, he initially doesn't know how to harness them. When conflicts escalate, leading to numerous casualties, his latent power briefly emerges to restore order. However, since he doesn't know how to control his abilities, he often relies on Murong Zi Ying to save him. In the final episodes, as chaos reigns, he musters all his power to strike decisively.

The ending for the female lead's character seems unjustified and doesn't make much sense to me. I expected the main characters to wield the sword together to resolve the conflict that began 19 years ago.

I hoped to see their marriage and a beautiful family, with Murong Zi Ying ending up with Meng Li.

As someone who enjoys romantic subplots might don't like the drama .The limited romance in this story left me feeling less engaged.

The one who play the role of Yun Tian He, hats off amazing acting .Truly remarkable performance.
Looking forward more drama of his.
I like one dialogue of his, " My Life is upto me, not you".
I like the way the female lead actor hit him with love whenever he said something stupid and when he show his innocency.

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Perfect

The drama is a flawless masterpiece, offering a complete package of entertainment. It effortlessly blends humor and emotion, delivering funny and touching scenes alike. The female lead's character's pursuit of the male lead is portrayed with grace and purity, devoid of any forcefulness or lack of manners. Both leads deliver stellar performances, and the supporting cast, including the child actors, shine brightly as well. Their portrayal is commendable, earning them well-deserved applause. Overall, the drama leaves no room for criticism, delivering a delightful and satisfying viewing experience.

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