Shen Fang, a passionate and courageous younger girl, meets Ku Ching Shui, a calm and emotionally reserved older girl. What begins as youthful, innocent affection ends in misunderstanding and separation. Years later, they reunite, navigating workplace challenges, family pressures and social conflicts. Through mutual growth and reconciliation, they ultimately break free from societal constraints, presenting a powerful story of female self-discovery and emotional growth. (Source: iQiyi) Edit Translation
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Sweet and cute and pretty funny
Overall I enjoyed watching this. It was sweet and cute and fun to watch.Absolute best sister. <3
Vicky is a genuinely interesting character. One of those characters that even the slightest difference in the portrayal could make her a very different character. But to me, she ended up being quite compelling.
The only real criticisms I have are that the camerawork feels a bit more web-drama level than polished. And the writing is a bit clumsy at times.
But it still tells a pretty sweet story and the story and emotions involved are actually pretty interesting, the history, the insecurities, some actual thought put into the emotional beats.
Oh and for some reason the OST is all like 90s sitcom style soundtrack? LOL not saying its bad but it is ...weirdly specific in the vibe that it brings.
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She only has eyes for you
Cute and funny short series with a classic misunderstanding trope. Not bad, but definitely nothing special.Things I liked:
1. Cute moments.
2. Supportive sister. She is a great sister and best friend.
Things I disliked:
1. Voiceover. No matter how many series I watch with voice-overs, I can never get used to them. I know why they are a thing, but I just personally dislike them.
Even though sometimes they are better and less noticeable than others, here the quality of voiceover is mediocre.
Not to sound disrespectful, but if I wanted a voiceover, I would watch series dubbed.
Also, from what I can remember, this is the first Taiwanese series that I've seen to have voiceovers, so I was quite surprised at first.
2. Acting was tense and awkward at times; their "romantic" moments felt quite unnatural.
3. Last episode is like a fever dream, a whole lot of nothing. Was that added drama really necessary?
Overall, I enjoyed watching it, but as I mentioned, it is really nothing special. Sweet little series, worth it if you just want something easy to watch.
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