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Ongoing 32/32
Love Game in Eastern Fantasy
138 people found this review helpful
Nov 3, 2024
32 of 32 episodes seen
Ongoing 0
Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10

Engaging story and plot

This drama is honestly one of the best of 2024 in my opinion. The plot keeps you involved, it's one of the dramas I've ever watched where I didn't skip a single scene.
The main couple have an incredible chemistry that gets better and better, you can see the change in their relationship in every episode.
The cast has been chosen perfectly, their chemistry is great, we have a mixture of intense, moving and humorous scenes. The costumes and CGI make it even better.
I highly recommend this.
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The Prisoner of Beauty
6 people found this review helpful
Aug 3, 2025
36 of 36 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10
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A beautiful story

"The Prisoner of Beauty" is one of those rare series you’ll find yourself watching more than once—and still be amazed by the storyline, the characters, and the breathtaking visuals.
It’s a deeply emotional tale of growth, healing, and redemption between two people who once stood as enemies, divided by past mistakes.

At the center of it all is Qiao Man, also known as ManMan—a strong, smart, and fiercely caring female lead. She’s the kind of woman who won’t back down, even if it means risking her life to protect the people she loves. Her deep loyalty to her cousin drives her to trade places with her and marry Wei Shao / Zhong Lin, a man the world fears as a ruthless killer—a "machine" forged in pain and vengeance.

But as the story unfolds, we see another side of Wei Shao. Beneath his cold, hardened exterior is a man haunted by deep childhood trauma and the tragic loss of his family. As his advisor wisely puts it, “He grew up in hatred."
This proves further how he knows how to hate and how to express it, but not how to show his real feelings.

The series explores themes of acceptance, emotional healing, and partnership. ManMan and Wei Shao slowly build trust, navigating their differences and misunderstandings with patience and care—always circling back to mutual understanding.
Their chemistry is off the charts—you can actually see the emotions in their eyes. Every glance, every silence, every word between them is loaded with meaning.

And let’s not forget the lighter side: Wei Liang, Wei Qu, Wei Xiao, Wei Duo, and the Advisor deserve a shout-out for bringing humor and heart to the story. Their antics and wit bring much-needed laughs and warmth throughout.

I highly, HIGHLY recommend this series—I'm literally writing this after finishing my second watch. 💕
Trust me, it's one of the best things to come out this year.

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Ongoing 12/12
Head over Heels
58 people found this review helpful
Jul 14, 2025
12 of 12 episodes seen
Ongoing 0
Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10
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A beautiful pleasent suprise

I walked into this drama with normal expectatio2n, but it’s been an unexpectedly beautiful surprise.

The chemistry between the leads is a quiet electricity—natural, effortless, and deeply felt. The plot unfolds like a mystery, layered and captivating. And yes, the many feet-kicking scenes? That's how you do a rom com.

Seong A is a breath of fresh air—a heroine shaped by sorrow, yet not broken by it. Her story is heavy with sadness, but instead of retreating, she reaches out. She moves through the world with purpose, ready to lend a hand, to stand her ground, especially when Gyeon U needs saving. Her strength lies in her persistence.

Gyeon U is a soul weathered by winter. From childhood, he’s known only the cold of indifference, the cold silence of a world that rarely offered him warmth. Only his grandmother stood by him, unwavering. But then came Seong A and Jiho—two beams of sunlight breaking through his long-held shadows, reminding him of gentleness and light.

The bond between the leads is magnetic in the quietest way—filled with tender glances, soft smiles, and unspoken understanding.

And the friendship between Jiho and Gyeon U? A rare gem. It’s refreshing to see a second male lead who carries no bitterness, only genuine care. Jiho’s presence doesn’t stir rivalry, but adds harmony, lifting the story rather than complicating it.

Then there’s Yeom Hwa—a mystery wrapped in sorrow. Each episode peels back another veil, slowly revealing the pain, fear, and desperation that may have driven her to follow a dark path. Her connection to the General is still an unanswered question.

Can't wait to see what awaits us next 💕

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