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Sweet, swoony, and occasionally infuriating
What I loved
THE IN-GAME VISUALS
One of the most creative aspects of this drama is how it handles gaming scenes. It visualizes the characters inside the game world. Seeing Liang Chen all ready for battle while being absolutely clumsy is comedy gold. These scenes make the gaming aspect feel dynamic and fun.
LU JING AS A MALE LEAD
Honestly? Lu Jing carries this drama. He’s smart, talented, emotionally mature, and refreshingly proactive. He’s not intimidated by Liang Chen’s fame or threatened by Jia Yun. Watching him pursue her with quiet confidence was deeply satisfying.
LIANG CHEN’S SPINE
Liang Chen is no doormat. Her rivalry with Meng Lan Zhi gives us some of the best moments in the drama.
THE CHEMISTRY
The chemistry between the leads feels natural and intoxicating.
SUPPORTIVE FRIENDSHIPS
The reconciliation between Liang Chen and Ma Shan Shan is genuinely touching. Watching them heal from their past and support each other’s dreams again adds emotional weight and warmth to the story.
The negatives
TOO MANY COINCIDENCES
Fate is working way too hard here. The sheer number of times the leads are in the same building, flight, or café without seeing each other becomes ridiculous. At some point, it stops being cute and just feels like a forced tactic.
DING JIA YUN’S DESPERATION
Jia Yun is… exhausting. His inability to accept Liang Chen’s clear lack of romantic interest, combined with his interference makes him more irritating than sympathetic.
SUN BIN YU’S LOUD ENERGY
Sun Bin Yu (Taro) is meant to be comic relief, but he’s often too much. His early persistence with Ma Shan Shan crosses into uncomfortable territory, and while his role eventually becomes sweet, the journey there is rough.
ILLOGICAL PLOT MOMENT
Writing a neat, legible love note during intense airplane turbulence? I’m sorry, but no. That was just stupid.
INCONSISTENT GAMING LOGIC
While the in-game visuals are great for the main couple, the drama oddly skips them for side characters like Ma Shan Shan and Sun Bin Yu. It feels like a missed opportunity to fully commit to one of the show’s most unique features.
THE IN-GAME VISUALS
One of the most creative aspects of this drama is how it handles gaming scenes. It visualizes the characters inside the game world. Seeing Liang Chen all ready for battle while being absolutely clumsy is comedy gold. These scenes make the gaming aspect feel dynamic and fun.
LU JING AS A MALE LEAD
Honestly? Lu Jing carries this drama. He’s smart, talented, emotionally mature, and refreshingly proactive. He’s not intimidated by Liang Chen’s fame or threatened by Jia Yun. Watching him pursue her with quiet confidence was deeply satisfying.
LIANG CHEN’S SPINE
Liang Chen is no doormat. Her rivalry with Meng Lan Zhi gives us some of the best moments in the drama.
THE CHEMISTRY
The chemistry between the leads feels natural and intoxicating.
SUPPORTIVE FRIENDSHIPS
The reconciliation between Liang Chen and Ma Shan Shan is genuinely touching. Watching them heal from their past and support each other’s dreams again adds emotional weight and warmth to the story.
The negatives
TOO MANY COINCIDENCES
Fate is working way too hard here. The sheer number of times the leads are in the same building, flight, or café without seeing each other becomes ridiculous. At some point, it stops being cute and just feels like a forced tactic.
DING JIA YUN’S DESPERATION
Jia Yun is… exhausting. His inability to accept Liang Chen’s clear lack of romantic interest, combined with his interference makes him more irritating than sympathetic.
SUN BIN YU’S LOUD ENERGY
Sun Bin Yu (Taro) is meant to be comic relief, but he’s often too much. His early persistence with Ma Shan Shan crosses into uncomfortable territory, and while his role eventually becomes sweet, the journey there is rough.
ILLOGICAL PLOT MOMENT
Writing a neat, legible love note during intense airplane turbulence? I’m sorry, but no. That was just stupid.
INCONSISTENT GAMING LOGIC
While the in-game visuals are great for the main couple, the drama oddly skips them for side characters like Ma Shan Shan and Sun Bin Yu. It feels like a missed opportunity to fully commit to one of the show’s most unique features.
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