Jia You She Xian Mei Mao Qi (2023)

From comedy to drama

A very genre-diverse narrative — that's the first and most important thing I can say about this miniseries. It ranges from absurd comedy to hardcore drama, and vice versa. The comedy part, by the way, is really strange, absurd, and parodic, but if you watch it in a lighthearted mood, it's incredibly funny. I laughed out loud during a third of the drama.
This is the funniest wedding night I've ever seen. And the cliché of showering the characters with petals in romantic scenes is ridiculed several times.

It was unusual to see Yu Xuan Chen in a comedic role. But he did a great job (although I'm biased — I really love his talent in general). Rebecca Jin was a discovery for me — she is excellent in the comedic role of the jealous sister. And she did well with the drama too.

There don't seem to be any obvious problems with the logic of the plot. Nor are there any annoying characters. It was interesting to follow the plot. Where the romance or adventure sagged, comedy appeared, and there was no desire to fast-forward.
This mini-series cannot boast of innovative or unusual plot twists, but in 10-minute episodes, the creators of the drama managed to cram in the uncrammable - comedy, drama, adventure, and romantic aesthetics with a beautiful song.

Overall, I think the drama is quite decent. It's unusual because of its range of emotions and specific humor, but it's watchable. Personally, I got a lot of positive emotions from watching it.

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