Childhood Sweethearts, Zero Drama, and Surprisingly Sizzling Kisses!
If you loved “When I Fly Towards You,” this series is definitely worth checking out. It stars the same actress, Zhang Miao Yi, and it really feels like this kind of lighthearted, youth romance is her strength. I haven’t seen much of her other work yet, so I can’t say for sure which role suits her best—but this one really fits her well.
While the genre is similar to WIFTY, her character here, Xiao Tu, has a more boyish and playful charm compared to the softer, more reserved vibe she had in WIFTY.
The plot revolves around two childhood sweethearts who grew up almost like siblings, always looking out for one another. One thing I really appreciated is that there’s no toxic relationship drama—not from the leads, their families, or even the love rivals. The couple communicates well, sets boundaries, and their relationship is just refreshingly healthy.
The music is cute, the chemistry between the leads is natural and sweet, and honestly, I didn’t expect a drama like this to have such unexpectedly intense kissing scenes! All in all, it’s a charming and feel-good series that’s easy to enjoy from start to finish.
While the genre is similar to WIFTY, her character here, Xiao Tu, has a more boyish and playful charm compared to the softer, more reserved vibe she had in WIFTY.
The plot revolves around two childhood sweethearts who grew up almost like siblings, always looking out for one another. One thing I really appreciated is that there’s no toxic relationship drama—not from the leads, their families, or even the love rivals. The couple communicates well, sets boundaries, and their relationship is just refreshingly healthy.
The music is cute, the chemistry between the leads is natural and sweet, and honestly, I didn’t expect a drama like this to have such unexpectedly intense kissing scenes! All in all, it’s a charming and feel-good series that’s easy to enjoy from start to finish.
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