Perfect Match

Warm and witty

This is one of those shows that you come back to rewatch because it's just a warm place to relax for awhile. Each sister gets her turn at being the romance focus, and each story is given its share of attention, without rushing or skipping through obstacles. In fact, the obstacles serve to highlight the real strength of the story, and that is the supportive family bond among the women. I enjoyed seeing the women affirming each other's worth and ensuring each of the male leads knows what a gem he is getting as a spouse. I also appreciate how the sisters honor their mother and appreciate all she has done for them. I particularly enjoyed the playful scenes of the brothers-in-law banding together for mutual goals and for survival! (A special shout out for Wang Xingyue who played the first romantic lead with so much charisma and chemistry!) It stretches historical believability at times, but not enough to really disrupt the flow of the story. Overall it's a well-paced mix of romance and humor in beautiful costumes and sets.

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A Romance Series of Mini-Series

Madam Li raises her 6 beguiling independent daughters, fighting her dead husband's relatives who prey on their property all alone. What kind of woman must she be? What kind of daughters did she raise?

Plot. In short, this is how 5 plus 1 adopted daughter found true love in a pedantic, patriarchal society with strict expectation for ladies. Unexpectedly, they all land with strong dependable men who become their perfect matches. In the end, while women are expected to marry, they also have the chance to choose who to marry.

Characters. We start with the first to the last love story.
1. Second Daughter (Fu Hui). In the beginning, it is revealed that she didn't want to face her family because she didn't want them to know what a scumbag she married. Yes, Fan Liang Han comes from a rich family but he is spineless and had to depend on his mother and cousin for his decisions in life. However, because of a scheme the Li family did, he learned to treasure and love his wife. He ends up prioritizing the Li family over brotherhood.
2. Third Daughter (Kang Ning). Among the daughters, she is the most scheming. This is how she got the attention of Fan Liang Han's cousin, Chai An who is business tycoon. Lu Yu Xiao and Wang Xing Yu are good actors, however, this drama is too basic for them. And their story is not as impactful as it means to. They love each other and they know it but they just can't sit down to talk about. Instead, they end up scheming against each other and waiting for others to fix their ending. TBH, I was quite disappointed.
3. First Daughter (Shou Hua). Now, this is where things get more interesting. Shou Hua is a widow who didn't have the choice but to marry Du Yang Xi, the third-rank scholar their family decided to sponsor. Being the first daughter, she was responsible and trained to handle household affairs. So, taking care of Du Yan Xi's mother and friend was a basic task for her. However, on their first night as a couple, Du Yang Xi didn't talk to her and went to sleep on the settee. The next morning, he was gone and continued to be gone for months. This was understood because he felt cheated by the family. He thought he would get the third sister, but was swapped to another. Time soon brought him home and that's where he saw the kind of wife he had. He soon regretted his negligence and started pursuing Shou Hua. This time, she doesn't make it easy for him. Added to this mini-revenge, we get to know Shou Hua's past marriage where she loved her previous husband dearly. When they reconciled these problems, conflicts then arose with Du Yan Xi's true lineage. Instead of telling Shou Hua the truth, he pushes her away and divorces her trying to spare her from getting the same punishment. He wins the trial against his father and soon comes crawling back to Shou Hua.
4. Fourth Sister (Hao De). Hao De describes herself to be the middle child who doesn't have much talent like her sisters, but she was an honest girl who preferred to solve conflicts face on. She was forced to stand for her family when distant relatives claimed that they had step-brother who would be legible to inherit the Li property because she was the eldest single member. This leads her to face Judge Shen who was previously shown to be very stiff and strict with the rules. Because of the trials, Hao De falls in love with the judge. She confessed of her admiration to her family and soon they found matchmakers to propose to the Shen family which was accepted. Unbeknownst to her, Judge Shen was against the marriage. He went to her on the wedding night and broke things off saying he was forced. Hao De was so hurt she ended up walking home, crying, and losing her shoe. Just when Judge Shen thought he succeeded, Hao De enters their mansion saying that they were not divorcing. So, they make a pact to stay married for a year and break apart. One day, Judge Shen gets attacked and loses his memories. Hao De then steps in to take care of him but was honest enough to say he didn't like her. They eventually fall in love and as you would guess, Hao De regains his memories, but how could he return to being all stiff when love already stepped into his life. With open and honest communication, they get back to each other and decide to love, after all. This is my best match. I love how there's no pushing away as a form of protection kinda thing.
5. Fifth Sister (Le Shan). This is the enemies-to-lovers kind of story. Both are headstrong and stubborn. Yang Xian schemes against Le Shan by swapping his bride to her. When Le Shan find out, she explodes. Eventually, they both fight against each other and none has a peaceful life, ever. However, as time passes, Yang Xian's side of the story is shown and we get to understand why he behaves the way he does. Family problems occur and Le Shan soon gets to be Yang Xian's helper. They fall in love. Yang Xian matures. He works his best to get the approval of Le Shan. Then, the family gets impacted by royal family affairs and their title is seized. Madam Li comes in to the rescue offering her home. Things settle. Yang Xian works his ass off but the Li family soon decided that Yang Xian is not mature enough yet so they force him to divorce Le Shan and only allowed him to return if he is able to make a man of himself. Honestly, this was a crap plot! It was unnecessary. What are they even trying to prove? In the end, of course they reconcile, but only after Yang Xian returns to the capital a rich man. It makes me kinda think all this time, all the family is after is wealth and power.
6. Sixth Sister (Qiong Nu). She is an adopted daughter and betrothed to the third master Li who was supposedly dead. He miraculously appear in the end being the adopted son of a military family. They turn out to still be loyal to each other.

Overall, my score for this is 8.5 because I had fun with it. At least I got 5 stories in one and the cast is superb. My favorites are Liang Yong Qi and Ke Ying! On the other side, minus 1.5 because the storylines are either repetitive or expected.

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5 dramas in one

I really love this concept of having multiple main couples. It was like watching 5 different dramas in one relatively short c-drama with all the tropes and feels of any regular show. Each couple had their own struggles before rly finding each other and while at times the misunderstandings were beyond annoying, I appreciated how the conflicts always got solved and didn't last forever like in some other shows. The show has its flaws, but it really shines when it comes to the character and cast.

The mom was my favorite part of the show. She was absolutely hilarious throughout and held such compassion for all her son-in-laws except for when they did her daughters dirty. She is such a mama bear cuz even when she was afraid after her husband just died and people where taking everything from her family, she learned how to stand up for herself and her family and since then, she did not take no bs. Even when people called her crude, shameless, or vulgar she did not care as long as she was protecting her daughters. She raised all them on her own with such strong principles, she never wanted them to settle for anything less than what they deserved and that is why all her daughter had such successful marriages(eventually😂). The actress for this character was SOO freaking talented. Her comedic timing and facial expressions rly made any scene she was in. Missing Madam Li terribly and hoping to see her in more dramas

The reason I even started this drama was because I loved Lu Yu Xiao in Blossoms of Adversity(which i totally recommend if u haven't watched already), and Wang Xing Yue is fine shyt. Their relationship was a great start to the show, always bickering like a married couple even before getting married. It gave enemies-to-lovers with both plotting on each other's demise. I love kang ning for standing up for her family and not marrying Chai An when his mom was being so disrespectful. Loved seeing the mother beg for kang ning to marry her son afterwards. I enjoyed seeing their domestic life throughout the drama, and their scheming antics being used to protect the li family.

Now the most trifling couple in this show was du yangxi and shouhua cuz he treated my girl so badly so many times. They get married he ignores her and when he finally realizes his wife is a baddie(duh she's from the li family), he starts being jealous of her DEAD ex-husband like bro ur so corny. He had the nerve to be like "i could never kneel to my wife" and then ended up kneeling to gain her favor but after doing all that to make her love and trust him, he divorced her in the most embarrassing and degrading way ever. This girl has asked nothing of him but to stay by her side and he couldn't even do that. I guess his redemption arc was fine but my Shouhua was too good a wife to be treated like that, she wasn't even as hostile as her sisters and he still treated her like that, I can only thank God he now treats her like the Queen she has always been. Anyway, loved HeYi in The Princess Royal and was so hyped to see him paired with Liu Xie Ning(loved her in Story of Kunning Palace).

Now my favorite couple was haode and shen hui cuz their chemistry was unmatched. I was skeptical at first because when Shen hui was advocating for the death of yangxi I rly wasn't fcking with him, he also just looked weird a majority of the time. Idk if it was just me but he looked like a robot and his eyes were always bulging out and it was so weird cuz he's good looking when I see photos of him but in the show he just looked off for some reason. Anyway, this ship was the cutest. The amnesia plot didn't bother me at all(shockingly) because haode told him the truth immediately. She is an absolute cutie, no wonder shen hui couldn't resist falling for her. I loved how she made him a more empathetic person. They were so perfect together and I need to see them in a modern drama together.

While haode and shen hui were my favorite couple, leshan was my favorite sister and her relationship was very entertaining to watch. Yang xian can actually go to hell tho. Cuz what did u think would happen when you did that on her WEDDING DAY!! Also, people praising him for saving haode and the rest doesn't sit right with me especially since my girl had to beg before he even considered going to save them. All the male leads did things that made it hard for the audience to forgive them but yang xian was genuinely so hard to forgive cuz he was genuinely evil. I thoroughly enjoyed watching him get beat up by leshan. So glad she didn't change her violent ways once she got married and started falling for him cuz it was refreshing to see a woman in a historical drama that shamelessly demanded respect in that way. I appreciated how she was given the power to punish the yang family even beating her elders into submission(queen sh*t fr). Anyway, I was glad to see their happy ending, they were rly enemies-to-lovers. Tian Tian did such a good job in this role I was beyond shocked to find out she was a minor. SO glad they didn't make her be intimate with her significantly older co-star

Lastly, I appreciated them completing Qiong Nu's story and giving her a love interest. Her story as the adopted daughter was sad but I could understand both sides. Madam Li did treat her as a daughter but it was hard to forget her son whenever she looked at Qiong Nu and at the end of the day she is already doing her a favor by adopting her on top of having to raise 5 daughters on her own. I also empathize with Qiong Nu being abandoned by her family, losing her betrothed, and feeling left out as the adopted daughter. I'm glad they were able to actually talk it out together.

Overall, I loved all the character and all the ships. I could see why people found it hard to watch, the male leads were mad toxic. But I don't agree with people saying the wives were being abusive, they never beat their husbands without ample reason(cheating, lying, scheming). Fu Hui was being disrespected in her own home by her husband, she was 100% justified in beating his ahh. Now he is the obedient husband to a beautiful wife. I deeply respected the girls telling their mans they will not be allowed to get a concubine unless the wife is unable to conceive by the age of 40 which is impossible since their family is so fertile. That is actually so iconic. Also I was shocked to find out 3 members of the main cast were in kpop groups. Wdym fuhui was in WJSN, Shouhua was in gugudan(with god sejeong), and yang xian is in NCT. Like how did I not know any of this till now. Anyway, while imperfect, this show was so great, totally recommend.

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I am the newest sister looking for a perfect match

I love love love the found family aspect and the connections between all the couples. The plot was engaging, but it heavily pissed me off during the eldest sister arc. All the other arcs were fun for me and I enjoyed all the relationships + chemistry.
When I was watching, I kept recognizing actors and was like "I KNOW YOUUUU". I liked the casting choices yippie! I was surprised to find out that Winwin was a part of this show too.
Here is my couples ranking!!!
1. Kangning & Chai An
2. Haode & Huizhao
3. Leshan & Yang Xian
4. Shouhua & Du Yangxi/Fu Hui & Fan Liang Han
Anyways I would rewatch just to see my fav couples again. <3

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Enjoyable and worth watching

I'm really surprised at the low-ratings this Chinese drama has received on certain platforms. It deserves better. Yes, it's uneven in places, it drags at the end--and the acting chops of the numerous characters range from overly-dramatic to reasonably competent to blanked out, poker-faced bots. BUT...by and large the female leads are magnetic, energetic, and convincing as the five clever and spirited Li sisters-all of them in the market for a marital match made in heaven.

What the ladies get instead is a plethora of trouble, involving in-laws and outlaws and just plain craziness, as each daughter, in turn, finds what appears to be the "perfect match," but in fact--is not.

Mother Li (played by an outstanding actor) has her work cut out for her. For each of the five, she has to find an appropriate husband, with a modicum of wealth and a propitious astrology chart–someone belonging to a socially respectable, congenial family. And, of course, she has to provide each of her five girls with a sufficient dowry.

Is Mother Li looking for someone her daughters will like and get along with? Strike that last requirement. Personal compatibility was pretty low on the priority list in that day and age.

Not to worry, though, these incredible women are all resourceful, capable, and able to finesse the various situations--marital, familial, and legal--as well as the chauvinistic society they find themselves in. Not all of their shenanigans work as planned and the plot isn't always believable. In fact, the fifth daughter's marriage situation was so ridiculous that I fast forwarded through most of it. Shades of "I Love Lucy" reruns in some of the antics. Her attempts to whip her would-be spouse into shape (and I do mean "whip") went on waaay too long. Personally, I don't find marital abuse funny, no matter how richly deserved or who's doing it.

It would have been nice if the servants were depicted as real human beings instead of props for the nobles to use as they saw fit.

But the costumes and hairdos are to die for. And the absolutely delightful "lion contest" in episode 32 made up for a lot of the cheesier moments.

Who knew that 1000 years ago the Chinese city of Bianjing was such a nest of vipers?

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Charming and Funny, with Some Flaws

To be absolutely frank, I watched this hot off the heels of The Double and only because it had Wang Xingyue in it. Good actors tend to choose roles and scripts wisely, and so far, he hasn't disappointed. I watched him as a villain in One and Only where he was outstanding.

So, I went into Perfect Match expecting another great show, and he didn't let me down.

Perfect Match is a light-hearted comedy with rich characters and some unbelievable plot twists. It's a period drama NOT, for once, set in the imperial court and there are no court politics to navigate. That by itself makes it different from all the other costume dramas I've seen so far. The story is about a widow with five daughters, four of them unmarried, and her prime goal in life is to marry them off. Reminiscent of Pride and Prejudice, there are misunderstandings, schemes, and issues of class and income to overcome with each match. One by one, however, the Widow Li finds the perfect match for the different temperaments of each daughter.

It's not all perfect, however. There are some things in some of the stories I found annoying. (Warning, SPOILERS AHEAD!)

For example, the second match of Du Yangxi and eldest daughter Shuhoa was just fraught with issues from the get-go. He's secretive and scheming, laying plans and executing them on his own, and she's mistrustful, giving him 'tests' of his feelings for her. Given how they began their marriage, the distrust was to be expected, but I found their storyline too unbelievable to like them as a couple. The youngest daughter was married off to someone who once threatened and bullied the entire family. THAT was a major red flag. No matter how they tried to explain it away (he was young and had unsavoury companions who led him astray--can you feel my eyes roll as I write this?), this was an appalling match. And the fourth daughter married a robot masquerading as a man until he had an accident and suffered a bout of--of all the tropes--AMNESIA. That apparently set him straight, turning Pinocchio into a real boy.

Perhaps the only two matches I was totally on board with (and I admit, I'm biased) were the third daughter and the stepdaughter. They rushed through the storylines of the youngest daughter and the stepdaughter, however, (six episodes for both, whereas the others each had ~10 episodes per couple) so these weren't properly fleshed out, sadly.

On the flip side, the sets are meticulous. The attention to detail with everyday life during the Song Dynasty is top-notch. The atmosphere is beautifully designed and, overall, if you don't take the crazy too seriously, Perfect Match is fun to watch. It's low-stakes and comedic, the acting is crisp and funny; it will draw you in, and before you know it, you'll be invested in the characters and will HAVE to watch the series till the end.

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MAJOR SPOILERS - Complaints about each couple's storyline

How I wish story should've or shouldn't have been:
(1) 1st Couple - It seems that Du Yanxi has been planning to take revenge on his dad for a long time. Maybe he didn't have a plan at that point but he could've given reasons to delay any marriage till he figured out a plot. If he happened to marry someone else instead and didn't fall in love with the wife, would he have allowed her to go through the same?
I don't dislike his character; he's flawed, but still a decent husband. He doesn't need to be the perfect ML. It's his whole plan I'm not a fan of. And why keep Shou Hua in the dark? Why not just tell her about your childhood trauma and plans so she can be better prepared? She might have actually helped you plot a better revenge plan that this coz she's so smart and cunning.
Also, a small point - they could've shown his reaction when he found out about the initial bride-switch that took place. That could've set a better context to his initial reaction to Shou Hua on their wedding night and not shown his character like an outright demon.
(2) 2nd Couple - Would've been nice to see some kind of quick backstory to how these 2 got married in the first place. It obviously seems to be arranged but how did the poor Li family from far away manage to even connect with the richer Fan family and arrange this? How come the Fan family even agreed to this marriage?
(3) 3rd Couple - I think the only thing I wasn't particularly happy about was the pretend-kidnapping stunt he pulled-off. It was cute but I felt like Kangning wasn't angry enough or scared enough about it coz imagining to be in her position of being picked up and sold off to traffickers is pretty frightening. Her sister Fuhui had a proper reaction of crying and relief. Any person would have this reaction even if it's your crush in front of you.
(4) 4th Couple - They're definitely my 2nd favourite couple in this show. But why go with the Amnesia trope? 😑 It felt lazy to me. Very Lazy. And it felt so odd to see a cold-hearted Hui Shao to be force-smiling. I thoroughly enjoyed the cases they solved together. But if they wanted a reason for the both to hang out and solve cases, they could've done so even without forcing Amnesia. Just a normal fracture or injury would do. And I definitely feel he should've told her at one point about his trauma with his sister (this was the most tragic plot in the show IMO).
This is what should've happened - Give him a fracture instead of Amnesia, make her take care of him. She starts noticing and reading through his cases and gives unsolicited opinions which he would start to appreciate gradually. Later he starts asking for her opinions upfront. Show the other 4 sister's involvement also when required. Definitely show the BIL Alliance. If she's not around, he would start to miss her in a friendly way. Along the way, he informs her about his past which makes her understand his behaviour. Now that he's opened up to her and feels vulnerable around her, slowly and steadily, make his heart melt for her.
(5) 5th Couple - I'm sure a lot of people agreed that this plot started well and ended in the garbage bin. Firstly, the violence was funny in the beginning, but it was starting to get a bit too unrealistic. It took me a while to understand that the dad had a concubine so I kept confusing her to be one of the sisters. I think her character should've been presented gradually or atleast make the audience aware that she's one of the evil ones. I get that they wanted character development for Yang Xian but it could've been done while they were rich too. The explanation of why the King Majesty decided to make his consorts poor was very weird. If they wanted to go with this plot, they could've atleast established a romantic relationship between Leshan and Yang Xian. We never got to see this till the very end. They had a chance to show affectionate scenes when he would visit her at her window but that didn't happen either. No hug, no kiss, only a stick to beat him with. (Even the 6th couple got a long hug)! It feels like they only wanted to show this as a funny couple but there was definitely chemistry brewing between the 2 that the writers SHOULD have exploited that but they never did and we all truly missed something good.
Oh, and that whole adopted sister of Yang Xian - completely UNNECESSARY. They didn't even use her for a Jealousy Trope.
(6) 6th Couple - Before getting into the plot, in my personal opinion, I find Qiongnu to be one of the most beautiful of the sisters. She has a combination of a pretty face, cuteness, sweetness, and elegance. Therefore, I feel the casting of She Cong was not the best. Their looks did not match at all. Forget everyone else for a moment, his looks did not even remotely match his own twin sister Kangning! Infact! The side actor who was casted as She Cong's right-hand man or his guard actually looked much better suited AND his sharp features could even match with Kangning's while complimenting Qiongnu's beauty.
Now getting to the plot, like someone rightly mentioned, we were truly robbed of a decent love story here. Only 1 singular uno scene. Realistically, if you knew each other before adolescence roughly 10-15 years ago, it's odd to suddenly have romantic feelings for each other. Even a single episode that was dedicated to this couple to establish some affection or atleast some respect would've worked.
They could've even showed a scene where he gets along with all his sisters and BILs but they only showed him hanging around Leshan for Yang Xian to feel jealous which also felt incomplete.
And why was it never mentioned that Qiongnu was promised to Madam Li's son when they were children? I just assumed she was an orphan who was rescued by him and so she was adopted by Madam Li due to pity and to honour her son's "death". This whole time, she was her to-be in-law. That changes the dynamic completely.
Now, aside from this, that whole plot about the case of 200 children and some priestess getting kidnapped, the whole scene with the King, She Cong and Shen Huishao (and what I'm assuming was the 4th consort who is now a priestess)...... I don't know why was this included nor did I understand how it impacted the story at all or for whom they had written it. It feels like this was part of a larger plotline that was cut out but because it was linked to Yang Xian and Leshan's scene, they left it I guess.
(7) There's no 7th couple and I know I'm asking too much now but I feel they could've done something small for Chun Lai. She was also quite pretty and cute.

I enjoyed this show alot, which is why I have so many complaints 😂

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For The Hopeless Romantics

Some romance dramas tell stories of people who find love in life, but this drama, this one tells stories about people who live for love. This one is romance in its pure form, and hopeless romantics, this one is for you!

I love everything about this. I love the healthy, empowering dynamics of the Li matriarch and her daughters, and between each daughters. They love each other deeply, and their daily lives together are so heartwarming to see.
Each daughters are given their own spotlight and their own stories, and I really love how drama focus on the stories one by one, part by part, so we can focus on the development between the couples better, without overlapping mixed feelings and all.

In summary, personally, I think the tags/vibes for the couple stories are:
1. 1st daughter: noona romance, older woman x younger man, calm couple, power couple, scheming couple (the good ones), the overall feeling of their story is slow and soft but dramatic
2. 2nd daughter: mommy romance(?) lol idk how to explain it but like, the man is such a mommy's boy, he also listens and fears for his wife, and literally a good for nothing young master, but he's kind and really funny and the most earnest of them all. the vibes are the old married couple who's been together for twenty years
3. 3rd daughter: bickering couple, rival to lovers, mutual pining (both are oblivious at first), neighbours, scheming couple (the naughty ones), the vibe is full of banters and jibes and teasing each other, but both loves earnestly and openly
4. 4th daughter: one sided pining, unrequited love, amnesia, warm woman x cold man, that law enforcement couple who defends the locals, the vibe initially is a bit sad, then it becomes cute and funny, then a bit sad again, then it becomes cute again lol i love the rollercoaster!
5. 5th daughter: enemies to lovers (quite literally), good woman x bad man, freespirited couple, the messy rich household backyard affairs, one sided physical banter, one sided pining (but he's bad at pining so), switched brides (on purpose) like god the vibes are literally slapstick comedy and dumbasses falling in love, right person at the right time

Also for someone who gets anxious easily with conflicts, this drama gives me none of it, like no stress at all, I'm really happy with this one. Recommended if you love romcoms, and likes multiple leads drama!

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FIVE Heartwarming,light and interesting stories packed in one.

Plot - The show has the story of a widowed mother and her 5 daughters. The bond between the daughters, their quirky personalities and many talents...and the kind of men they end up attracting is interesting to see.

Actors - All the actors have done a great job but I am especially a fan of the actors who acted as the THIRD (husband of first widowed daughter) AND FOURTH HUSBAND. All the female leads and the mother have done an amazing job. They have put their all into the role.

Cons - The most disappointing part of the drama was the treatment of Yang Xian. The fact that they treated him like trash AFTER HIS SINCERE EFFORTS and redemption (all because he lost his wealth) is truly sad because he would have NEVER done that to the people he calls family. He even forgave his sister. Its a shame that they treated him badly and laughed about it. He endured the most pain, heartbreak and humiliation and Li family had zero remorse for it.

The FL ( second daughter) is too harsh and physically abusive to her husband which I do not condone..They have tried to make it funny but its never funny. The actors managed to make it light despite this major drawback in the writing so...kudos to them!

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Loving this show so far (completed 6 episodes)

This show pulls you in within the first episode with its slapstick humor and over the top antics of some of main characters who have big personalities. There’s nuance and some characters manipulate and lie. If you’re not paying attention to the dialogue, it’s easy to misunderstand what the writers are trying to reveal about the main character personalities and relationships. Episode 6 does a good job of reiterating the misunderstandings to pave the way for the enemies to lovers transition for one couple.

The Li family and Chai An are actively pressing their interests forward which keeps the tempo of the story telling moving. The actors deliver strong performances. Wang Chu Ran, Wang Xingyue, and Liu Xie Ning are as gorgeous as ever. The set design, costumes, use of livestock and horses support the story as a realistic period piece. Also like that the storytelling is showcasing the food (baozi, roasted goose, varities cakes and pastries, etc) of that time period and that when people sit to eat or drink, they are occasionally really ingesting something. I’ve noted in other shows how a group sits down to eat and they talk and no one actually eats.

My only regret after watching the first 6 episodes is that future episodes are being rolled out in 1 to 2 episode increments.

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