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Meh
Chen Si’s acting carried the entire drama. The two henchmen and the dog were all way better actors than the FL. Her hair and wardrobe were horrible and her acting skills were average. Too bad her character wasn’t written well either. The drama also stretched unnecessarily. Made no sense. Some storylines were left unfinished. Very random. This all made the drama an average watch.Was this review helpful to you?
One of the TOP Mini-dramas of this year...
"Hide One`s Love" is a classic theme of slap-kiss, old school and very trainwrecky in its execution and delivered so well by the actors and the director! The intensity & passion took my breath away! The story starts off very sadistic and dark, alas a very complex and toxic transactional relationship between the struggling heroine Rongen and the very ferocious Mob Boss/Tycoon Yejue. His actions does not fit his words. He may verbally treat her as a plaything and does state that he will break it off as soon as he tires of her, and he states that a few times, but in the mean time his actions proves otherwise. HE IS A SCHMUCK over her! He protects and cherishes her and is hardcore possessive and jealous, he cannot stand another man near her. Her hatred grew towards him, alongside the misunderstandings between them, in the meantime his pain and suffering of unrequited love took a deep hit on him. Still, he never could let her go even when she begged him.Chen Si totally dominated the screen, i mean his PRESENCE is freekin unbeliavable the way he takes you by storm! The luring danger and beauty, the blend is soooo sexy!!The way he longingly and ardently gazed at his heroine, like he could not get enough of her,ahhh my romantic heart! Guilty pleasure for sure!
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Toxic yet vulnerable male lead at your service
I loved the toxic possessive love in this drama as much as I hated the plot holes. Okay here we go.Nan Ye Jue, a powerful and obsessive man played by Chen Si, fixates on Yang Shu Yu’s Rong En, a young woman grieving her college boyfriend’s untimely death. With no other job options, Rong En becomes a nightclub hostess, where Ye Jue cruelly claims her, punishing her for being “unclean.” These scenes fully lay out what kind of a psycho Ye Jue is, but also how much of a sucker he already is for her: He can never get himself to follow through with his threats, which is so heartwarming in a dark, twisted way. Of course the girl hates him because she thinks he forced her into that life, and she has no choice but to submit.
Their toxic push and pull intensifies when her “dead” boyfriend returns, only he’s actually the vengeful twin, blaming Rong En for abandoning his brother during his coma. See, that’s never explained well. Why would he think she abandoned him when she saw him taken to the morgue and half lost her mind with grief?? Somehow Ye Jue can tell this guy’s up to no good and tries to protect Rong En, but the twin manipulates her further, turning her even more against Ye Jue. Fine. He deserves it anyway, but I just wish it would be for the right reasons like terrorizing her, restricting her freedom, etc.
Oh and of course she gets pregnant, and of course there’s an evil SFL.
Just as the truth of the twin’s manipulation begins to surface, a jealous woman in love with Ye Jue causes Rong En to miscarry, framing her as the one who aborted their child. Heartbroken, Rong En returns to the nightclub, where Ye Jue cruelly punishes her again, until he uncovers the truth. Rushing to make things right, he’s too late: Rong En’s mother, learning of her daughter’s job from the twin, dies in an accident after seeing her.
See, normally there would be no coming back from that, but what is normal in the world of vertical dramas, really?
Devastated, Rong En blames Ye Jue and tries to end her life. He repents deeply, destroying the twin and the jealous woman, but she demands his death as penance. Ye Jue lets her “kill” him and survives in secret. During his absence, Rong En’s real college boyfriend returns; dying, with only three months left. I rolled my eyes so far back I saw my brain folds, so I don’t know how on earth they explained his return or whether they even bothered.
Anyway, Ye Jue gets super jealous and reappears and takes Rong En back home. He also causes her to miss his last call from his death bed. So at this point they shouldn’t be able to reconcile, right? Wrong. It’s like that last bit never happened. As she learns all he did for her and recalls the agony of losing him, Rong En begins to forgive. They reunite, find peace, and she becomes pregnant again.
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Beijar uma porta seria mais emocionante....
Eu sinceramente não sei qual é o problema da atriz Yang Shu Yu em beijar em seus dramas, exceto o novo com o Wang Yi Lei "Fall In Love With You", todos os beijos dela parecem que o ML está beijando uma porta!O Ator Chen Si carregou o drama nas costas com sua atuação impecável, mas o resto dos atores não colaboraram nenhum pouco, com atuações que eram de revirar os olhos. Não adianta nada a intensidade do personagem do ML ser extremamente alta e dominadora se a FL fica com aquela cara de sofrimento e boca serrada o tempo todo!
Infelizmente muitos dos atores que eu gosto atuaram com ela, o que me fez assistir dramas que jamais assistiria só por causa dela kkkkkkk
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