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"The Sword and the Brocade" is a drama about the romance between Shi Yi, a concubine's daughter, and Ling Yi.

Shi Yi is forced to marry Ling Yi, her late sister's husband, with the task of protecting her son from being used by other concubines. Their relationship is initially awkward, as this marriage wasn't something either of them wanted, but over time, Ling Yi realizes that Shi Yi isn't a freeloader and gradually falls in love with her.

The romance takes a back seat, but let's be honest, how was there time for Shi Yi to fall in love with Ling Yi when nothing but bad things were happening in this house? Intrigues and conspiracies always involving Lian Fang, who is defended by everyone, until the truth comes out. After that, everything between Shi Yi and Ling Yi seems perfect, but then Shi Yi thinks Ling Yi killed her mother, and this ruins their relationship again.

We see very little of them as a real couple, but those moments are wonderful; their chemistry is impeccable. At the end, it's clear how deeply Shi Yi fell in love with Ling Yi, almost sacrificing herself to save him... At that moment, Ling Yi's entire family finally realized what a good and honest person Shi Yi is. Seeing them defend her was truly beautiful. The drama ends with everyone being one big, happy family.

This drama reminded me a lot of "The Story of Ming Lan," both in terms of the setting, the couple's development, and the main characters, daughters of concubines with strong personalities and who are really impressive.

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"A Hundred Year's Inheritance" is a family drama about Chae Won, a woman trapped in an abusive marriage, who managed to escape and start her life over.

Chae Won is married to Chul Gyu. Her seemingly perfect life is far from perfect, as her mother-in-law mistreats her at every opportunity, and her husband, who said he would protect her, always sides with his mother—a complete mama's boy, who has become abusive over time. Chae Won couldn't take it anymore, so she filed for divorce. However, to protect Chul Gyu's property, his mother puts Chae Won in a mental institution to buy time. It's there that Chae Won meets Se Yoon, who helps her, and their lives become intertwined from then on.

The romance between Chae Won and Se Yoon develops very slowly, their relationship becomes more solid with all the situations Chae Won's ex-mother-in-law arranges. She ends up being the matchmaker in this relationship, because if she hadn't put Chae Won in the psychiatric hospital, this two would never have met. They're a cute couple, but in my opinion, Se Yoon is a very apathetic character.

I really enjoyed Chae Won's story, seeing her overcome adversity, escape the hell of her marriage, and regain control of her life. It's a story of resilience that shows a woman's strength. I just think they could have had her working alongside her grandfather much earlier in the story, because the factory was a very interesting element that was poorly utilized. All the other characters are rather dull, so the scenes of them making noodles ended up being overshadowed.

The most interesting character of all was Chul Gyu. His mentality is so twisted, with his obsessive love for Chae Won, that he provided the drama's best scenes. Whether it was all the fake suicide attempts, or him wanting to be arrested for adultery with Chae Won so he could divorce Hong Joo. He was completely insane, but so funny at the same time. HAHAHA'

The worst character is definitely Se Yoon's mother. She's a detestable person and, in my opinion, much worse than Chul Gyu's mother. She always mistreated Choon Hee whenever she saw her, as if Choon Hee couldn't be around her, and even more so, Se Yoon, even though she was the one who stole Choon Hee's child. She's the one in the wrong, but she was always arrogant and self-important, simply disgusting.

Overall, it's an average drama. The story is very good, only the romance is weak.

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"Hana Yori Dango" is the Japanese version of the F4 story. It's also the most famous and well-known version.

Makino is a poor girl who attends a school full of rich people, always feeling out of place and not belonging. One day, while helping a friend she recently made, Makino becomes the target of the F4 and earns a "Red Tag," meaning she's marked, and the students do everything they can to make Makino give up and leave the school. Unable to stand the humiliation and bullying any longer, Makino decides to fight back, and her attitude is what makes Domyouji fall in love with her.

The drama is a typical Cinderella story, but Domyouji is what makes it interesting, as his personality is completely different from any Prince Charming. He's immature, impulsive, and sometimes quite stupid, but at the same time, he's affectionate, loyal, and once he falls in love, he never gives up. If I had to characterize someone from F4 as a prince, it would be Rui, because of his personality and his demeanor.

The romance between Makino and Domyouji in this first season is captivating, but since the drama is split into two seasons, they made the beginning lighter, allowing us to see Makino gradually realize she's in love with Domyouji. The final scene where Makino pursues Domyouji and finally confesses her feelings for him is truly memorable <3

One of the reasons I loved this version so much is that there's a strong focus on all the F4 members, not just Domyouji and Rui. Akira and Soujirou are also great characters, so having more screen time with them was a joy. The soundtrack is another reason; it was through this drama that I discovered ARASHI, and what an incredible band they are! It's impossible to stop singing!

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"Uncontrollably Fond" is a drama about the tragic love story between Joon Young and Eul.

Joon Young and Eul met in high school. They only fought when they saw each other, but secretly they were in love. Eul's father was killed in a hit-and-run. While searching for answers, she discovers that Choi Hyun Joon covered up the real culprit and finds proof. The problem is, he is Joon Young's biological father. In a moment of impulse trying to help his father, Joon Young causes an accident, and Eul nearly dies in the process. From then on, the two grow apart and reunite years later. Joon Young has become a star and Eul a PD wanting to film his documentary.

It's the typical drama that you know from the beginning is going to be sad, as Joon Young only has three months to live. This is one of the reasons he decides to win Eul back, as he wants to enjoy what's left of his life with her. So you carry this feeling with you as you watch, mentally preparing yourself for the finale, and even though I prepared myself, nothing was enough to stop the tears!

The romance between Joon Young and Eul is beautiful, tragic, and passionate. Their chemistry on screen is spectacular, and you root with all your might for everything to work out. You pray for Joon Young to somehow survive, even though you know it's impossible. You pray for one more moment, one more smile, one more kiss... it's a story that leaves a deep impression on you.

If I had to find a flaw in the drama, it's that there's very little screen time for Joon Young and Eul as a couple. They start to get along starting in episode 7, but then Joon Young decides to plot revenge against Jung Eun, to expose her crimes and redeem himself for what he did to Eul. In the process, he and Eul suffered immensely. Since their time together was so short, I thought it was cruel to drag out this revenge so long, giving them only the last two episodes.

Hyun Woo is a very interesting second lead. I didn't get to the point of rooting for him, because that was impossible with Joon Young in the story. But what captivated me was how you end up feeling sorry for him. He's in love with Eul, but he can't move forward with his feelings out of guilt for what his father did to her father, how he destroyed her life without blinking an eye and continued living as if it were nothing. That's why Hyun Woo pretended to be someone else and helped Eul and Jik. But at the same time, it was his fault that Joon Young decided to plan revenge, because he said neither of them deserved to be with her... It angers me knowing he took away the little happiness they had.

The drama is incredible in every way—the story, the characters, the tragic romance—but what really captivated me was the soundtrack. I loved that era when all the songs in the drama were great. "New Empire - A Little Braver" is a spectacular song!

"See you tomorrow, Joon Young Ah" <3

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"Eternal Love" follows Bai Qian's journey, all the obstacles she must overcome in all her lives: as the disciple Si Yin, the mortal Su Su, and her original form, the goddess Bai Qian.

Bai Qian hides her true identity to become a disciple of Mo Yuan, where she takes the name Si Yin. She spends years as a man, honing her skills and bonding with Mo Yuan. There, she also meets Li Jing, who eventually becomes her first love. Even though he is from the Ghost Realm, enemies of the Celestial Realm, Si Yin decides to leave with Li Jing, but she is betrayed by both him and Xuan Nu, whom she considered a friend.

In a battle, Mo Yuan sacrifices himself to save the Celestial Realm. In the process, Mo Yuan's soul is split, and part of it enters a flower. Bai Qian returns home and uses her heart's blood to keep Mo Yuan's body intact, hoping that one day he can return. Time passes, the flower containing part of Mo Yuan's soul grows and becomes Ye Hua, prince of the Celestial Realm. The seal Mo Yuan placed on the king of the Ghost Realm was breaking. Bai Qian tries to recast the spell, but ends up losing her powers and being banished to the Mortal Realm, where she becomes Su Su.

The mortal Su Su finds a snake and begins to care for it, unaware that this snake is the true form of Prince Ye Hua. The two fall in love, marry, and Su Su becomes pregnant. But their happiness is short-lived when people from the Celestial Realm find them and imprison Su Su in the palace. Her life there is literally one hell after another. Ye Hua is cold to her because he was trying to protect her, but he doesn't help her when Su Jin plots an evil scheme against her, resulting in the loss of her eyes. Su Su only waits to give birth and then kills herself, but since she wasn't a mortal, Su Su simply returns to her original form, the goddess Bai Qian.

The real romance begins at this point, with Bai Qian meeting Ye Hua, unaware of who he is, only that he's identical to Mo Yuan, and Ye Hua fascinated by her because she's identical to Su Su. They fall madly in love with each other. The chemistry between them is incredible, their kisses are passionate, and it was beautiful to see Bai Qian falling in love with Ye Hua, without remembering anything that happened between them. This was to show that their feelings were genuine.

The couple Feng Jiu and Dong Hua are very interesting, but since they weren't the focus of the drama, they end up taking a backseat. The good thing is that a drama was made focusing on them, so this ended up being just the beginning of their story.

This is a very good drama, even with 58 episodes, they fly by. The story has good characters, a very captivating couple, a passionate romance, and a very addictive soundtrack.

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"Because of You" is the Chinese version of the Korean drama "Jang Bo Ri Is Here," with a few changes.

Yi Bei is the daughter of a family famous for embroidered dresses. She meets Yun Kai, a lonely boy who finds a friend in Yi Bei, but the two are separated when Yi Bei disappears. She goes after her mother and witnesses something terrible, leading to her becoming lost and suffering amnesia after a car accident. Yi Bei then begins living as Guo Guo, raised by Wang Ai Yu, believing she is her mother and Yu Xin is her sister.

Guo Guo has always been mistreated, having to work from a young age, while Yu Xin receives all the love and attention. One day, Yu Xin becomes pregnant and abandons the child at her mother's house. Guo Guo bonds with the baby and decides to raise her as her own.

The romance between Guo Guo and Yun Kai is very sweet; there is a strong focus on their relationship, and it unfolds much more easily. At first, they fight like children, but end up falling in love anyway, without even truly recognizing each other, since Guo Guo has no idea of her identity, just like Yun Kai. They grow apart when Yun Kai thinks Guo Guo deceived him, that she had a child and never told him anything. But the two eventually reunite, and Yun Kai decides to put it aside and falls in love with Guo Guo again, and now also with Le Tong, treating her as if she were his own daughter.

The biggest problem with this version lies in the character Yu Xin. She's not a good villain, she's a bland character. You end up not caring about what she does. Seeing her try to destroy Guo Guo and hide her identity from everyone should be an essential part of the story, but Wu You's performance is so weak, she left the character almost as a supporting character.

It's worth watching for the romance, because otherwise, it ends up being far inferior to the original story.

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"Miss Monte-Cristo" is another disappointing revenge drama, since the focus is completely scattered and the drama ended up dragging and lacking direction.

The story itself was good, but they didn't know how to develop it properly. The biggest problem lies in the lack of realism of the characters, it's as if they lived in a different world from ours. Usually, it's the same person who commits the crimes, but here it was basically the entire cast. I think the scripts watched too much "The Penthouse". HAHAHA'

Ha Ra "killed" Eun Jo and along with Se Rin, Eun Jo's father. Then we have Ha Ra's mother, who killed Ha Jun's mother. Ha Jun's father made Hwang Ji Na's husband kill himself. Na Wook Do killed Hwang Ji Na and her secretary killed him out of revenge. Eun Jo killed Se Rin's father, to get revenge for what happened to her father.

I really liked Ha Jun, he's a different and fun character, but anyone who watches him realizes that he has no chance with Eun Jo. I lost count of how many times Eun Jo and Ha Jun got engaged and how many times they said it was all a lie, then said it was true... you couldn't even fool anyone like that. The drama would have been better if Eun Jo really fell in love with Ha Jun and moved on with her life and Sun Hyuk also forgot about Eun Jo, understanding that there's no way to bring back the past, even if she's alive.

I agree with Ha Ra's death, but Sun Hyuk should have stayed alone, that ending with him with Eun Jo, who lost her memory of literally everything that happened in the drama... it was ridiculous.

Sun Hyuk is boring, he has no charisma, I honestly don't understand how he made Eun Jo and Ha Ra fall in love with him, I can't see anything interesting. I couldn't stand to see him crying or looking pitiful anymore, it seemed like that was all he knew how to do.
And what about Se Rin?! They didn't even have to force it much and she told everything they did with Eun Jo! The only person who made the drama worth watching was Oh Ha Ra. She is a complex, intense and totally crazy character. Choi Yeo Jin surprised me a lot, she has evolved a lot as an actress.

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"Imitation" is a drama about idol groups. I honestly don't know why this drama had such low ratings, because I loved it.

The story is interesting and captivating. I love musical dramas, especially those that focus on bands, and here we have three: Tea Party, SHAX, and Sparkling. Oh, and I can't forget La Ri Ma, who is a diva! HAHA'

The songs are great, totally addictive, after listening to them once, you find yourself singing along without even realizing it. In addition, we see the reality of the trainees, everything they go through to achieve their dream of being on stage, how the journey is not easy and even after, success is not something they can maintain, how much they have to fight for and everything they can lose in the process. Eun Jo and Annie are proof of this, since all they wanted was to be together and, after all, fate was cruel to them. Eun Jo gave up on his dream when Annie killed herself. This part could have been better explored in the drama, but the tribute they did by singing Eun Jo and Annie's song was beautiful, so moving.

The romance between Ryoc and Ma Ha is sweet, it really is a cute and innocent style, which suited the actors well. What stands out in both of them are the funny moments, since it's hilarious to see Ryoc's jealous fits. When Ma Ha was filming the sitcom, I died laughing at Ryoc getting so jealous and wanting to kill everyone, when the director asked to redo Ma Ha's kiss scene. HAHA'

For me it was a delightful drama to watch, light, fun and that still manages to convey a very beautiful message, I recommend it <3

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"Strangers Again" is a drama about Ha Ra and Eun Beom, a former lawyer couple who end up becoming rivals in court.

I'm a huge fan of Kang So Ra, so I had high expectations for the drama, and it's really good.

I loved how the relationship between Ha Ra and Eun Beom is developed. It's very realistic; anyone can relate to the fights, the differences in thinking and values, whether they want children, the role of each person within the marriage. All of this built up and ultimately led to their divorce... but that's where the story gets interesting, because we have a couple who ended their relationship abruptly and wrongly, but when they met again, they end up getting a second chance to start over or end their relationship properly.

Honestly, Ha Ra was very brave to want to have a relationship with Eun Beom again after what he did, and they ended up not working out because Eun Beom is very selfish. I understand that he has his traumas from what happened to his sister, but it was very easy for him to abandon Ha Ra, for whatever reason. He pretended he had a lover because married life wasn't quite what he thought it was and then he broke up with Ha Ra because he thought she was going to force a baby into their relationship. A real marriage is made up of the union between the two, there have to be sincere conversations, that's why Ha Ra and Eun Beom didn't end up together, they didn't have a future and there was no point in trying to patch up something that was broken, the only solution is move on. But at least I liked that in the end Eun Beom went looking for help.

In addition to focusing on the couple, we also have the case studies of the firm they work for, which are very interesting.

The drama also raises a very intriguing question: is it possible to become a stranger to someone you were married to? Break that bond completely?

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"When the Stars Gossip" is a drama about astronauts who use space to conduct research on reproduction and fertility, which can only be done on Earth in zero gravity. Gong Ryong is a gynecologist who goes to the station on a secret mission: to fertilize the egg of the daughter-in-law of one of Korea's wealthiest families.

It's a drama I was really looking forward to watch, but I ended up being disappointed because the story is poorly developed. The drama's biggest problem lies in the romance between Gong Ryong and Eve, which is not only unnecessary but also completely boring. He fell in love with Eve almost instantly, like a boy, without even knowing her properly. These two have no chemistry on scene. I understand the whole situation of them having sex in space; they thought they were going to die, they didn't consider the consequences. But was really necessary for Eve to be pregnant, in addition to the whole process of her giving birth on the space station and dying? No.

Eve just didn't work as the main character. She's incredibly hypocritical. She didn't hesitate to betray Kang Su, her coworker, for the fertilized eggs, but she helped Ryong bring his to Earth simply because he was the person she was in love with. She discarded Min Jeong's eggs twice, the second time to protect Ryong and her colleagues. I agree that was the right decision, but when she discovers she's pregnant, she decides to keep the pregnancy and have the baby in space. Eve has a very clear standard. There are ethical and moral values, but they're only valid when they don't directly affect her, and that's not something I'd expect from a commander.

The astronauts' part is incredible; it reminded me a lot of "The Silent Sea." If the drama had focused on that—on the astronauts' day-to-day lives, their work, research, and discoveries—it would have been much better than this pathetic attempt at an epic space romance.

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"Narco-Saints" is a drama about a man named In Gu. He had a difficult childhood, lost his parents when he was young and had to raise his two siblings alone, so In Gu has always been more concerned about money than anything else. One day his friend tells him about a great job opportunity in Suriname, and the two open a business there. The problem is that In Gu ends up being arrested for drug trafficking and now an NIS agent wants him to infiltrate a cartel to arrest its leader, the pastor.

The drama surprised me positively. I didn't expect it to be good, but it is interesting and captivates your attention, but there are some mistakes in the development. The story starts at a good pace, but from episode 3 onwards it starts to drag a bit. In the end, it ends well, but since the first two episodes are great, my expectations were too high. This is another reason why the drama reminded me of "Big Bet".

Even though it's a Korean drama, basically 90% of it is spoken in English or Chinese, so what I can say is that watching this story is really a multicultural experience, besides being able to see the actors practicing their english! HAHAHA'

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"Never Twice" is a family drama about the members of Nakwon Inn. They were strangers until they started living together and became a family.

Bak Ha is a young woman who became a widow and a mother on the same day. She doesn't believe that her husband committed suicide, so Bak Ha sets out to find the truth. Eun Ji and Poong Ki are always looking for a way to get rich, even if it means marrying someone older for money. Woo Jae is a kind young man who tries to become a famous golfer so he can be with his girlfriend Hae Ri. Man Ho and Geum Hee arrive at the inn with the intention of killing themselves because everything has gone wrong in their lives, but after spending time with this people, they want to start over. Mak Rye is the owner of the inn and Geo Bok is someone from her past who returns after 50 years. These are the main characters of the drama and the story develops around them.

Bak Ha is basically the main character, as the focus is on her search for the truth behind her husband's death. In the process, she meets Hae Joon, the director of the hotel where her husband worked and the owner's grandson. Hae Joon found himself helping Bak Ha whenever she needed it and, because of that, fell in love with her.

The romance between Bak Ha and Hae Joon is the sweetest, the two have incredible chemistry, they are cute, funny and very romantic. I loved how Hae Joon became Yeol Mu's father, he embraced the child as if he were his own, but the problems begin when Hae Joon finds out that his mother was involved in Bak Ha's husband's death. But in the end, everything works out and the two get together.

The drama is funny, easy to watch and all the characters are captivating. Besides the main couple, I also loved seeing Eun Ji and Poong Ki, these two were really meant to be together from the beginning.

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"Love & Secret" is the story of a single mother named Ah Reum. She was studying in the US and got pregnant, but her boyfriend cheated on her and married another woman, leaving Ah Reum to take care of everything alone. Upon returning to Korea, she meets Sung Woon on the plane and their lives become intertwined as she gets a job at the company he works for.

Ah Reum tries to hide the truth from her family, but they end up finding out about Tiffany, her daughter. At first, they are against it, but after spending time with Tiffany, the whole family falls in love with her. The same happens with Sung Woon: he didn't like Ah Reum, but he falls in love with her easily, but since he has a fiancée, he keeps his feelings secret.

When Phillip returns, Ah Reum's family tries to get the two back together, and she does so by trying to forget Sung Woon, but it doesn't work and this is the first reason why Phillip became Ah Reum's enemy. She used him to try to forget another man and their relationship was ruined after that. Phillip was not a good person, he left Ah Reum for a rich woman and came back as if nothing had happened, but Ah Reum shouldn't have used him like that if she didn't have feelings for him anymore.

The romance between Ah Reum and Sung Woon is the weak point of the drama, because they have no chemistry on screen. The two fall in love too quickly, they haven't even known each other for long, and the drama also doesn't give them time to become a couple, everything about them is very confusing and rushed.

What really captivated me was Ah Reum's journey as a mother. Seeing this young woman struggling alone in a foreign country, giving birth with no one by her side and returning home afraid to tell her parents, fearing their reaction. The two scenes where Ah Reum's parents find out the truth are shocking; they just couldn't believe it, and it broke her heart. Ah Reum didn't have much time to be happy. She tried to stay with Phillip thinking about Tiffany, but she couldn't forget her feelings for Sung Woon. After that, Phillip tried everything to take Tiffany away from Ah Reum, even though the baby's life was at risk, Phillip only agreed to be the transplant donor in exchange for custody of Tiffany. Thank God that in the end, Phillip finally acted like a father and let Tiffany stay with Ah Reum.
This mother-daughter relationship is the reason why the drama is worth watching!

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"Singing All Along" is a drama about people who want to change the world.

Li Hua is a strange young woman who comes from a wealthy family, but she doesn't care about any of that, she wants to be free. When she was a child, she met Liu Xiu and couldn't forget him, even after many years. The two meet again just as Liu Xiu and his brother Bo Sheng are starting a revolution. Li Hua has always wanted to do something to help the people, so she joins them disguised as a man.

I started watching this drama with a completely different idea of ​​how it would be. I really didn't expect it to unfold this way. I thought we would see an epic romance between Li Hua and Liu Xiu, that we would see their love overcome all barriers and always win, but it wasn't like that, mainly because, throughout the drama, both characters disappointed me a lot.

Liu Xiu became too ambitious and took certain actions that I didn’t expect, and Li Hua, who seemed like such an independent woman, clung to Liu Xiu, put her pride aside, and sometimes it was so frustrating that I wanted to hit her and talk some sense into that woman. I understand that she left Liu Xiu so that he could become emperor, that he had a destiny greater than just her, it was her choice, so when she decided to come back and be his concubine, it was the wrong decision. She was the one who did everything and Liu Xiu took the credit, became emperor, and in the process, basically her entire family died.

After Feng Er’s death, I thought that Li Hua would wake up and leave Liu Xiu, but she still forgave him and stayed. He always said that Li Hua was the only one for him, that he married Shang Tong because he had no other option, but during the years shown in the story, Liu Xiu had six children with Shang Tong, which means that he continued to sleep with her after Li Hua returned and no one forced him to do so.

Another problem with the drama is that during these 50 episodes, many years of story were developed, until in the last episodes everything was very rushed, they tried to put too much information in a short space of time and this was very clear. I was disappointed, but the drama is not bad, it has many mistakes, mainly because of the main couple. If the writers had chosen to highlight Li Hua and let her leave Liu Xiu, like what happened in "Goodbye My Princess" and "Fighting For Love", the ending would have been better.

One of the positive points of this drama are the supporting characters like Gong Sun, Ding Rou, Feng Er, Deng Yu, Hu Po and Xing Er, who gave a special touch to the story and were much more captivating than the main characters!

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"Cruel Romance" is a love story between Jing Xiu and Zuo Zhen.

Jing Xiu is a young woman from a small town who comes to Shanghai in search of her sister after her parents' death. One day, she meets a man and helps him escape from a terrible situation. This man is Zuo Zhen, the most powerful man in the city. Everyone is afraid of him, but since Jing Xiu helped him, Zuo Zhen tries to return the favor by helping her when she needs it.

Her sister's name is Ming Zhu, she is married to a rich, older man and does not recognize Jing Xiu as her sister, rejecting the girl whenever she tries to talk to her. Ming Zhu did not marry for love; in fact, the person she likes is Ying Dong, her husband's brother, but she wanted a better life where she didn't have to worry about money, so she chose Han Chuan and abandoned Ying Dong.

The romance between Jing Xiu and Zuo Zhen is sweet, as is the chemistry between them. At first, they fight like children, but since Jing Xiu saved Zuo Zhen a few times, he ends up falling in love with her. The problem is that Jing Xiu doesn't like him that way and Zuo Zhen tries to win her over at all costs. He doesn't understand why she doesn't like him, but Jing Xiu only reciprocates his feelings when she sees that Zuo Zhen really cares about her, that she's not just a property, someone he can use and throw away.

The drama is good, but something that really bothered me was Zhuo Zhen's possessiveness. I didn't like how he treated Jing Xiu sometimes. I know it was his way of showing his feelings, but sometimes it was a bit too much, and on top of that, the only version I could find of this drama is dubbed and the voices were really horrible. HAHAHA'

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