The plot was going so well but it flopped in the end. It would have been a success without the whole "it's actually an online novel plot" written by the second male lead after he miraculously picked up the notebook with the evidence. The story could have ended after the male lead and villain fell from the building. The absurd plot twist did nothing to the storyline except to leave a bad taste in the audience's mouth.
Completed the drama but seriously disliked its constant and overt product placement of that Korean ginseng.
I've never seen this kind of blatant advertisement in TVB's dramas before, at least not in dramas from 2 to 3 years ago. I've stopped watching TVB shows since a few years ago but decided to give Airport Strikers a try because it looked fun and exciting to watch.
Part of the reason why I enjoyed TVB's earlier dramas was because of their little/ subtle to nil advertising in their dramas. The main focus was on the plot and characters.
Honestly, I'm disappointed with the producer/ director's decision to do this, especially when they did it in such a distasteful way.
I've never seen this kind of blatant advertisement in TVB's dramas before, at least not in dramas from 2 to 3 years ago. I've stopped watching TVB shows since a few years ago but decided to give Airport Strikers a try because it looked fun and exciting to watch.
Part of the reason why I enjoyed TVB's earlier dramas was because of their little/ subtle to nil advertising in their dramas. The main focus was on the plot and characters.
Honestly, I'm disappointed with the producer/ director's decision to do this, especially when they did it in such a distasteful way.