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It could have been better
Just like I said in the title, it could have been better.
First of all, I didn't have that many expectations, especially because I do not like Xie Bin Bin's acting, at least according to my experience with his previous dramas.
Honestly, I don't think it's a good drama, however, it wasn't a terrible experience either. It was... avarage?
To begin with, I believe that although the plot is interesting, the silly and meaningless clichés that some cscreenwriters still insist on bringing to dramas, have made everything very lacking in content.
For me, the CONS:
- Jiang Xiu's strange relationship with his "brother" Jiang Jie: is he really his brother? I ask this because, honestly, the writers wrote a character who has many dubious actions. Although she is called the younger sister, in my opinion, she acts like a girl in love with the guy she grew up with. For this reason, I found the way she acted throughout the drama quite strange.
- The stereotype of obsessed SF: I really can't take it anymore, I just wish the writers would extinguish the second female or second lead thing once and for all, because for me it's not realistic, it's extremely irritating and, most of the time, the feelings that these characters have for protagonists are extremely unreal and unfounded in their own idealizations.
- The loss of "timing" for the couple to stay together: In my opinion, the screenwriters wasted a lot of time with misunderstandings and unnecessary nonsense. I would have liked to have seen the characters together much longer and seen them as a couple.
- Very average performance by ML: I don't like to criticize people personally, but as a viewer, I really didn't enjoy Xie Bin Bin's performance. This happened in his previous dramas, too.
- I wish they would have more "chemistry", you know?
- The kitchen part sounded amateurish, although I understand that it was probably the budget
PROS:
- A friendship between a man and a woman without a annoying crush in the middle: Finally we don't have that annoying and heteronormative cliché
- Incredible FL with dualities
- Good acting by Zhang Miao Yi
- The story is interesting, despite the script nonses
This was my review.
First of all, I didn't have that many expectations, especially because I do not like Xie Bin Bin's acting, at least according to my experience with his previous dramas.
Honestly, I don't think it's a good drama, however, it wasn't a terrible experience either. It was... avarage?
To begin with, I believe that although the plot is interesting, the silly and meaningless clichés that some cscreenwriters still insist on bringing to dramas, have made everything very lacking in content.
For me, the CONS:
- Jiang Xiu's strange relationship with his "brother" Jiang Jie: is he really his brother? I ask this because, honestly, the writers wrote a character who has many dubious actions. Although she is called the younger sister, in my opinion, she acts like a girl in love with the guy she grew up with. For this reason, I found the way she acted throughout the drama quite strange.
- The stereotype of obsessed SF: I really can't take it anymore, I just wish the writers would extinguish the second female or second lead thing once and for all, because for me it's not realistic, it's extremely irritating and, most of the time, the feelings that these characters have for protagonists are extremely unreal and unfounded in their own idealizations.
- The loss of "timing" for the couple to stay together: In my opinion, the screenwriters wasted a lot of time with misunderstandings and unnecessary nonsense. I would have liked to have seen the characters together much longer and seen them as a couple.
- Very average performance by ML: I don't like to criticize people personally, but as a viewer, I really didn't enjoy Xie Bin Bin's performance. This happened in his previous dramas, too.
- I wish they would have more "chemistry", you know?
- The kitchen part sounded amateurish, although I understand that it was probably the budget
PROS:
- A friendship between a man and a woman without a annoying crush in the middle: Finally we don't have that annoying and heteronormative cliché
- Incredible FL with dualities
- Good acting by Zhang Miao Yi
- The story is interesting, despite the script nonses
This was my review.
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