4. No More Bets
Lay Zhang counts right? This movie is so awesome. Of course his acting in Mumu is better. But this one, is also an unforgettable one. He's acting as a both victim and perpetrator; suffering physical and mental injuries to scam other Chinese netizens, he becomes the key person helping the police to save quite a number of human trafficker's victims and put a stop to the scam operation. A must-watch. And yes, from the beginning (maybe The Golden Eyes?) he's good since he after all was a child actor iirc.
5. My Annoying Brother
Do Kyung Soo is always awesome. With Jo Jung Suk, it's double awesome. Acting as a blind national athlete whose brother being released from prison as a sole caretaker for him, he's doing great as always. The anger, the denial, the sadness (yeah, especially this one emotion) of being someone disabled while previously being a normal person and the fact that his older brother is taking advantage of him and being happy because of this, but later he's just going whatever in despair. It's kinda heartbreaking. And in the end oh my...
6. Good Manager
Not caring about his image as an idol, Junho aces this one. Trying hard to kick his enemies, but never able to because his enemies is using dirtier tricks, the chemistry between the two is really great to the point Junho as a grumpy villain winning best couple award with Namgoong Min. Can't not mention it.
