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The Shein version of W Two World
The premise is that the female lead travels between a comic book and reality to save the male lead basically carbon copy of K-Drama W Two Worlds (2022).
The plot is not smooth enough, actors' acting is average, the dubbing is very uncomfortable to listen. I watched this with 1,25x speed since it was not too engaging as K-Drama. The plot felt rushed as it progressed, with the romance and rebirth storylines feeling like they were fast-forwarded, as if they were rushing to finish because they didn't have enough time. It wasn't explained whether the FL stayed in that world forever, or whether the ML could leave or travel freely.
Overall, it's somewhat watchable, but not top-tier. Those who like Zhang Shan and Wang Xuan might consider to watch this.
The plot is not smooth enough, actors' acting is average, the dubbing is very uncomfortable to listen. I watched this with 1,25x speed since it was not too engaging as K-Drama. The plot felt rushed as it progressed, with the romance and rebirth storylines feeling like they were fast-forwarded, as if they were rushing to finish because they didn't have enough time. It wasn't explained whether the FL stayed in that world forever, or whether the ML could leave or travel freely.
Overall, it's somewhat watchable, but not top-tier. Those who like Zhang Shan and Wang Xuan might consider to watch this.
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