Outwardly, Xiao Feng (Ariel Lin) is a stubborn tomboy and the captain of the Kendo Club at her college. In her group of friends, she is the leader with her demanding nature and abrupt ways. Inwardly however, Xiao Feng is a girl scarred by her past and searching for what she wants most, love. Her friends, Ah Kai (Zhang Rui Jia), Xiao Bai (Lai Zhi Wei), Mu Tou (Lin Yi Hong), Xin Lei (Sa Sa), and, Xiao Xiao (Yang Pei Ting) don't know about that part of her past but they are all loyal friends to Xiao Feng; that is, until Xiao Bai and Ah Kai leave the Kendo Club for the Swim Team. Xiao Bai and Ah Kai are immediately regretful when the captain of the Swim Team, Ah Ken, turns out to be a captain as grueling as Xiao Feng. When one night Xiao Feng announces to her friends she wants love the most, Xiao Bai and Ah Ken devise a prank called the love contract. In exchange for finding swim team members to recruit, Ah Ken must court Xiao Feng.

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  He Mike (Liu Jian Dong)

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  Idol Drama: The Good, the Bad, and the Meh

  Sky241 discusses idols in drama roles. The Good, the Meh, and the 'Go back to acting school'

  • Jan 15, 2013

• Jan 20, 2012 20 of 20 episodes seen

  iindu
  18 of 18 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  3
  • Story  4
  • Acting/Cast  7
  • Music  6
  • Rewatch Value  2

  I just finished watching this near midnight and I don't want to put away writing this until the morning. What I'm feeling now demands to be written down.
  
  I don't think I've watched any drama until now that felt so absolutely pointless at the end of it. That doesn't mean that everything was great until the end though.
  
  First of all, it was real slow. Throughout most of the episodes, there isn't anything much happening than characters wallowing in emotions or doing what they do without any background score.
  There was no getting used to it, you just had to bear with it. Mostly you bore with it because, while the screenplay inched along and something finally happened, the actors emoted well and those scenes were good.
  
  Also, I can say with certainty, if it were not for my liking both Mike He and Ariel Lin, I wouldn't have made it even halfway through.
  
  And, Then there is the ending..
  After you sit through it all, the way they choose to end it is nothing but absurd. I didn't fully watch the last two episodes. There was no point to continuing with the torturous-ly slow process when the only reasons for watching the show took a beating.
  
  That's all I can put into words now. The only reason any one can have of watching this,in my opinion, is if they like the lead actors, because it's a tough ride even then. read more

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• Jul 18, 2012 20 of 20 episodes seen

  nygirl220
  10 of 10 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  5
  • Story  6
  • Acting/Cast  8
  • Music  3
  • Rewatch Value  1

  I started this drama with the expectation of a fun drama. If that is your reason for watching, don't bother. While I watched all episodes, it was more for seeing Mike He's beautiful self. When he wasn't on the screen, I was playing solitaire on my phone.
  
  I half suspect that the writers have serious issues, as the drama was extremely slow until the end, when suddenly everything exploded and left you dumbfounded. I had to watch the end a second time just to make sure that I didn't miss something, the change was so drastic.
  
  If you are thinking about watching this, it may be more entertaining to watch grass grow... it will certainly by more comprehensible.

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  Sunny Happiness

  Mike He is the lead actor + both have love contracts

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