Maryashka

"The First Frost" — gentle, sincere, healing This drama is like the first snowfall: quiet, beautiful, and emotional. It tells a story of love that heals, and of people learning to trust again. After watching, you're left with warmth — and a renewed belief in true love. Bai Jing Ting and Zhang Ruo Nan created genuine emotional chemistry on screen. Their characters aren’t perfect — they’re real. They don’t just act — they live their roles. The silent scenes are especially powerful, where emotions are conveyed through a single glance or subtle gesture.

"Hidden Love" — sweet but naive

This drama is like a warm blanket on a rainy day: cozy, romantic, but a bit too sugary. The plot is predictable, the characters are unrealistically perfect, and conflicts are almost nonexistent. Everything feels so naive that at times you crave a bit more depth or surprise. But if you're looking for a light story about first love without unnecessary drama — it's a perfect fit.