RiceCakeMochi

Every time the story approaches its final conflict and major turning points, I start losing interest. What initially felt like a hilarious and entertaining drama, especially during its first 10 episodes, gradually becomes boring.

In my opinion, the drama relies heavily on its comedic characters and silly moments. They are what make the story enjoyable in the beginning. However, when the comedy starts fading, the storyline doesn't seem strong enough to keep the audience engaged.

The casting is great, though. Choosing Tian Xiwei and Dylan Wang as the main leads, alongside a bunch of well-known supporting actors, certainly wasn't a small investment. The acting and casting aren't really my complaints. The problem is the writing and the plot. Even with a good cast and production, a drama still needs a compelling story to carry it from beginning to end.

I genuinely wanted to finish this drama. I took breaks, gave it time, and came back to watch it again, but somehow, I just couldn't.

Maybe you'll enjoy it, and I can see why people would. But unfortunately, it's just not for me.