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Who Took My Heart Away
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3 days ago
24 of 24 episodes seen
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Overall 1.0
Story 1.0
Acting/Cast 3.5
Music 1.5
Rewatch Value 1.0
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Not the worst but total nonsense

I like the fact that it’s only 24 episodes and 15 minutes each.

The story is unique and different, but that’s where the positives end.

The usual C drama rubbish where the villains are constantly plotting and scheming to kill our heroes and they are completely oblivious or don’t care.

The biggest crime of this drama is the FL leads sister. She plotted and schemed against our heroine for 75% of the drama until she realised that everybody on her side betrayed her.

She even tried to kill her and our male lead several times, but this was completely brushed under the carpet because she was alone and needed help from our heroes.

There was no accountability, no reflection, no apology, NOTHING.

You lost me then I’m afraid

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Hello There
0 people found this review helpful
9 hours ago
20 of 20 episodes seen
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Overall 2.5
Story 5.0
Acting/Cast 3.0
Music 1.0
Rewatch Value 1.0
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Just about watchable

At the start, I thought this is going to be at least 4 1/2 out of 10 because even though the FL lead was annoying, immature and a spoilt brat she seemed to have a good heart and apologised when she was clearly overmatched. I like this kind of stoic male lead and he didn’t have to do too much but still had main character energy and presence.

I like the gay twin brother (even though he didn’t realise it yet) and the introduction of the gay doctor was quite amusing.

2ML started off decent but quickly became murderous and psychotic and was forgiven every single time which was annoying highlighted through episode 15 to 17 which brought the score down because the sequence of episodes were a complete mess. The crazy Mum the crazy uncle and our heroes just constantly gave them the benefit of the doubt every time they showed you who they were..

Even in the end by episode 20 when psychotic 2ml turned up, it was clear he had no good intentions yet they still entertained him.

And the worst for me was right at the end when everybody seemed to be taking evil uncles kill shots, fl was was standing next to 2ml, allowing him to embrace her and when he took evil uncles kill shot for her (his dad btw) and died, she looked like she was in mourning and was actually crying for him.

Blew my mind!

Music was atrocious and was not appropriate for the scenes in many instances.

20 episodes about 25mins each but if you’re like me, you’ll get through in half the time.

At least we got a happy ending

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Unrivaled Countenance
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1 day ago
24 of 24 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 2.0
Story 2.0
Acting/Cast 2.0
Music 1.0
Rewatch Value 1.0
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It’s just Meh!

I’m giving this drama a two, which I know is quite a high score that’s because I have seen much worse but it is still really rubbish.

The story isn’t too bad and for the first 15 episodes the acting wasn’t terrible, even though the FL lead is a bit bratty and the ML lead is simping after her constantly..

I am confused at what message it is trying to say because ultimately the female lead stole the body of a prostitute. Yes, she was a prostitute who tried to kill herself because the one she loved wouldn’t marry her.

I’m surprised the Chinese drama would allow this morally questionable story to play out.

There are 24 episodes each less than 10 minutes long so if like me if you really push, you could get the whole series done in less than two hours.

After episode 16, it becomes a total mess and I don’t know if they run out of budget but the acting just got worse and make up on things like blood, we’re laughably woeful.

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