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PODIA SER MUITO MELHOR

Fiquei admirada com a atuação da protagonista, ele entrou tanto no personagem que quando eu contava para os outros eu ficava falando "Aí o príncipe, quer dizer, a princesa... A protagonista vestida de príncipe", com certeza o melhor da série é ela. Sei que a vibe dela é toda série por conta de ser forçada a ser um menino quase toda a vida, mas achei que faltou algum momento "feminino" dela sabe? Um olhar, uma risada, não sei... Algum momento onde por um instante ela pudesse ser ela mesma, no final tivemos um pouco disso mas foi tão rápido.

Não houve um plot na história para agitar as coisas, não ri muito nem chorei, nesse quesito de emoção achei morno. Os secundários não despertam tanta atenção. Me apaixonei demaaaais pela esposa do principe/princesa hahahahaha... Ela é toda fora do padrão, engraçada, livre e apaixonada. Fiquei triste que no final não acharam um cara top para ela. Gostei do final, achei ele bem crível com a realidade do dorama, mas não fiquei com saudade.

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UMA GRANDE PERDA DE TEMPO E DINHEIRO

No início achei que seria um história cheia de altos e baixos, com essa história da identidade secreta dela, mas não foi. Acho que não exploraram o suficiente a identidade secreta, sendo que esse é um dos pontos importantes da história.

Não tem um plot sequer, há momentos engraçados mas são poucos, não há momentos emocionantes, quando ela finalmente pode ser quem ela era e ficar "bonita" novamente, o protagonista masculino diz que não gosta da atenção que ela chama sendo bonita, e meio que baixa a regra que ela vai ter que usar peruca e ser "feia" para sempre, por que ele não quer que ela chame a atenção. Não acreditei no amor deles, e as tramas adolescentes eram muito forçadas, estilo filme adolescente de 2008. Em compensação, a cumplicidade deles como amigos eu gostei muito.

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UMA HISTÓRIA DE TIRAR O FÔLEGO

A história tem um diferencial enorme, que é a Correia do Norte, e como seria se nós fossemos para lá. Não é algo que encontramos em outros doramas.
O casal tem uma química incrível que ultrapassa as telas. Há alívio cômico e muita emoção também. Os soldados com a Seri fazem um grupo de amigos extremamente envolvente, cada um com sua personalidade faz uma harmonia bela de se ver na tela. Quem diria que até o "vilão" pode nos fazer chorar.

Que casal secundário foi esse Brasil! Ainda não te perdoamos Correia. Não senti em nenhum momento que tive que forçar para ver a série por que ela estava cansativa, também me emocionei demais, principalmente no final (Você me paga Correia, me enganou direitinho).

Embora nós gostaríamos de um final mais "MAIS", com mais cenas do nosso casal, entendendo a história sabíamos que era extremamente difícil eles ficarem juntos, e embora pudessem ter usado alguns artifícios meio trapaceiros para o casal ter um final "Digno", talvez tenha sido um boa escolha eles optarem por não sair muito da realidade que foi o tema do dorama inteiro. Afinal, se fosse fácil eles ficarem juntos tiraria um pouco da intensidade da história no final.

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COMEÇOU BEM E DEPOIS FICOU CHATO

Não há como não se apaixonar pela nossa advogada, isso é fato. Porém, ela também não pode levar a série toda nas costas dela. A amizade dela é cativante, e faz você querer ter uma relação assim. Em contra partida, o romance acredito que deixou um pouco a desejar.

O casal se desenvolveu com muita pressa, e não a acreditei de verdade no amor deles. Os casos começaram a ficar um pouco maçantes e repetitivos. Não há MUITOS momentos de comédia assim como não há MUITOS momentos emocionantes, entendo que trata-se da rotina de vida de uma advogada, mas achei um tanto quando sem sal em alguns momentos. Caso tenha uma segunda temporada espero que ajustem essas questões, por que senão, a vontade que dá é de ver somente as cenas da Woo young-woo.

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A refreshing comedy featuring a couple with great chemistry.

Episode 1: A great start, with good production, funny effects in just the right amount. A lot is edited. The acting is very good and the characters are captivating; they make you connect with them very easily. So far, the story is very good.

Episode 2: We're starting to get to know the characters more deeply. I hope it continues like this; it's very good. The supporting characters are funny and do their job well. I don't know if the story intends to address something more dramatic, but I hope so; that would be the icing on the cake. I liked the bowling scenes; the protagonists are very cute together!!!

EP 3 and 4: I liked seeing how the relationship is developing, they are learning to deal with this new situation. Doubts and challenges are also arising in the midst of this "friendship", and they need to learn how to deal with this and how to resolve it. It's really fun to watch. There's not much drama, it's light and fun. I'm delighted with both of them.
NOTE: Lal is very charismatic and witty, and Wine is the spitting image of Nantam hahahah

Episode 5: It's beautiful to see the characters "making the turn" in their relationship, and gradually falling in love.

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Production below expectations, weak plot, and poor scene composition choices.

The production is far below what is expected for Channel 3:

* Siblings: The relationship between Ing and Itt is impeccable. As siblings, they have perfect chemistry; they are the best characters in the series. We look at them and believe that they are indeed inseparable siblings. They did a great job.

* CEO: Analyzing only the character "Lin" (not the actress) - Always open-hearted, ready to accept Ing as she is. A kind CEO, without prejudices or constraints, who knows how to respect Ing's space.

* Drama: The most dramatic moments that the series could explore to give more layers to the characters are wasted with the bare minimum of drama. When Lin discovers Ing's past, the scene is very basic, without weight, without dramatic music, without flashbacks (even if they weren't expository) to give the scene more weight, and to make matters worse, Tan continued with the same expression as always. A moment like that would serve to connect the audience with the character, to generate empathy, but because the scene was very basic, quick, and poorly executed, it didn't generate that feeling. Yada and Tan failed to convey the necessary emotion that the scene demanded, and the directors didn't help at all by making it so basic. It even seems like they didn't want to include the scene in the series, and since it was necessary, they did it in the quickest and most emotionless way possible. They should have changed the script if they didn't want to include the scene, or at least done it right!

* Several long scenes without dialogue and in slow motion, just one person looking at another: In 15 minutes there were about 3 scenes like that. Why? Didn't they think of any good dialogue to convey the same feeling? It became repetitive and tiring.

* Empty, lifeless, and personality-less sets that don't feel real to the viewer: This is expected from a small production, but being a Channel 3 production, it seems careless. White rooms with a table and a chair, or a box and a rug, didn't fill the scene.

* Amateur cameras that constantly shake, giving a sense of unprofessionalism: In one scene or another, it's normal to include this type of camera movement to give the impression that the camera is the viewer's eyes, always in motion, exploring the scene, but in this case, the constant camera movement was exaggerated, almost seeming like behind-the-scenes footage. I was extremely bothered - This includes poor framing choices.

* Weak plot: Until the end of the first episode, it's possible to summarize the events in two lines, as there was little dialogue and little introduction to what the series is about, what layers it will address, and who the protagonists are. A first episode serves as a "pilot," that is, it guides us on what the series will cover, who the characters are, what their purposes and challenges are, and how the dynamics between the protagonists will be. In this case, the pilot was very weak, and many things were not clear. We're already on episode 3, and yet it feels like so few events have happened. The story seems to stagnate in some parts and rush extremely in others, but without good scene composition.

Tan's acting is really bad; her face never changes expression, she remains silent during some lines—more than usual—as if she were waiting for a page to turn to read the next paragraph. Just because a character is serious or grumpy doesn't mean they shouldn't have expression.

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A conforming series: Bland and saltless

For those who don't like drama, this is the perfect series as there is no drama at all. Before I start talking about how I DON'T LIKE ONGSA, I'm going to say what I liked about the series: Aylin and Lua. These two could have their own series. They made the whole series happen.

Now I'll explain why I don't like Ongsa: She keeps making her life difficult and acting like a child. Take a look: She lives in a perfect, loving family, has perfect friends and lives in a perfect school. Her parents are both alive and happily married. They, as well as Ongsa's sister and cousin, live in harmony. When Sun and Ongsa's relationship comes to light, they all accept it very well, without any resistance. Ongsa's friends and school do too. Sun's parents too. Just happiness.

"SO WHEN IS THERE ANY DRAMA?" You may wonder. And I respond: "When Ongsa acts like a 5-year-old child trying to get attention."

For example, when Sun discovers the truth about "Terra", Sun is super open to listening to Ongsa, but instead of Ongsa saying how things happened to get where they are, she simply runs away. Leaving her entire family looking for her ALL DAY! Her family was very worried about her, if they had any doubts they would call the police! All because that idiot Ongsa ran away and hid crying. Then you might even think “This could happen!”, yes, it can. With A CHILD, not a high school girl who is almost AN ADULT.
Sun goes after her (which she didn't need to do, as it's Ongsa who should have gone after Sun to explain herself). When Sun calls Ongsa to talk, what does she do? Exactly, she runs away again. Sun was ready to listen to Ongsa's explanations from the first moment she ran away, now she was open to listening to Ongsa's explanations again and she ran away again. It was Ongsa who acted wrongly, she was the one who deceived and betrayed Sun's trust, she was the one who should be running after Sun, not the other way around! Even so, having two chances to tell the truth to Sun (who was open-hearted to listen to Ongsa's explanations) she chose to run away.

Sun goes after Ongsa for the 3 TIME, and simply gives up asking for the truth (after all, Ongsa might run away again since she is soooo mature), instead Sun decides to simply pretend that they are getting to know each other again and that this story of "Terra" never happened, after all, just so the little baby that is Ongsa would stop running away! Wow, how angry at this girl! She's not ready for a relationship if she acts like a little child running away from her problems.

I keep imagining Sun dating Ongsa, and I feel sorry for her. Every time Ongsa messes up, she acts like a child and runs away from problems, or simply tries to solve problems like a child too. Sun will have to always seder, always choose to "forget what happened" instead of talking about things.

And when Sun broke up with Ongsa why didn't she want to admit their relationship? Remembering that Ongsa's parents CLEARLY showed that they would not be against this, as they found out about Lua and Aylin and were super in favor. Sun was also suffering, but she was silent. So how will Ongsa get her friends' attention so they can comfort her? Acting like a child! She ran and screamed around the court like a child who doesn't have the toy she wants, of course all of Ongsa's friends will run after her to "comfort" her. Our almost 20 year old baby. Even Sun felt embarrassed about it.

I hope Sun finds a better person. Ongsa, until you mature, stay away from Sun, it's a favor you do for her.

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TALVEZ EU ESTIVESSE DE RESSACA (AOS) , MAS REALMENTE NÃO GOSTEI

A história em si é bem interessante, mas teve pontos negativos demais ao meu ver: O plot da história é bom, mas não é algo que a gente já não desconfie ao decorrer da série. Não tem muito alívio cômico, o que torna a história um tanto quanto maçante. Os personagens secundários não são atrativos (tirando o amigo bobão, esse é top). Também não houve momentos muito emocionantes ao meu ver, então a história não pendeu para nenhum dos lados, e ficou morna. Várias pontas ficaram soltas (Ela casou com ele e aceitou ser a rainha? Se sim, como ela conseguiu viver no outro mundo sem documentos? Ela deixou o pai? Se ela não aceitou ser a rainha, com quem o rei se casou?). Por fim, não acreditei de verdade no amor do casal, acho que ocorreu muito forçadamente e começou a parecer com um casal quando eles já estavam juntos a muito tempo.

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A slice-of-life sitcom

In the first few episodes, some misunderstandings occur that are resolved within the same episode, closely resembling a sitcom. There isn't much emotion so far, neither drama nor comedy. I found the series quite lukewarm. The supporting characters aren't very memorable or captivating. There's also no villain (this wouldn't be a problem if the series were more interesting, but that's not the case). The protagonists are good, the acting is also very good, there's nothing to say about that, and the editing and filming quality is excellent. Some conflicts escalate very quickly, in a forced way, and are resolved in the same rushed manner (in the first few episodes; I don't know if this dynamic will continue in the others). The music is generic, and for now, that's it: a rather uninteresting story.

PS: I found the opening design very similar to that of "Love Design"; if it wasn't a copy, it was "inspiration."

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It was born epic! Mark my words: In 10 years, people will still be talking about this series.

It's very rare for me to give a 10/10 rating, so you can be sure that this series is AMAZING. I'm a fan of xinxia, ​​wuxia, and xuanhuan. So when I watched this series, I was expecting something epic, meaning the chances of me being disappointed were high... but that didn't happen!

*The characters are captivating: They are well-developed, with stories developed for each one. In other words, none of them are random. I fell in love with all the characters, even the villains.

*The cast is perfect: From the children to the extras who only appeared in 10 episodes. EVERYONE seems like they were born to play their roles, because we can feel that they truly committed themselves to their characters. They gave them LIFE.

*The Story: A romance with plenty of action, mystery, and just the right amount of conflict to please all audiences. No drawn-out moments and very well-crafted storylines, making the most of every minute on screen to deliver a well-made story. No 2-minute "video clips" to justify development. Here they use time to their advantage to calmly build a character and their journey.

*Comic relief and tension exist in just the right measure. I hate stories that are only tense, and here I was very happy because, even though the story has very tense or action-packed moments, the series still managed to strategically place drama and comedy so that we don't get bored, so we can breathe and laugh a little or cry before a very grand moment.

* The main couple: Two mature people who begin a romance slowly, and we can feel how much they love each other, even when they are apart. I was very happy that they didn't use that trick of lying that one was using the other just to cause hatred in the other person, because they couldn't be together... Here, even when they are separated, they don't deny how much they love each other; we can feel it in their eyes, their actions, their words, in everything. The female protagonist is sweet, a warrior, charismatic, intelligent, funny, strong, and captivating, and she defends her man at all costs. The male protagonist is intelligent, romantic, astute, mature, a warrior, and defends his woman at all costs. LOYALTY is the word that defines this couple.

* The secondary couple: Even though they are one of the villains, I rooted for this couple a lot. I can't deny it! They managed to create two couples with great chemistry! The secondary couple stands out too much, but the main couple is so epic that even though the secondary couple is fantastic, it couldn't overshadow the protagonists. Honestly, I believe that if this secondary couple were in any other wuxia I've watched, they would have stolen the show and completely overshadowed the protagonists. This shows two things: 1) That the main couple is so fantastic and unforgettable that even the secondary couple, being so incredible, couldn't overshadow them. 2) The directors are truly committed to making a perfect series.

*Villains: They managed to create several villains throughout the plot who are both frightening and charismatic, with personality and believability. They aren't generic villains who hate for no reason and act like robots. They have ambitions, loves, hates, quirks, personality, and depth.

*Ending: I've rarely seen such a perfect ending. As soon as the series ended, I thought: "Wow, now I want to see a second season just with the story of the two children!"... (don't watch the post-credits scene; it doesn't add anything and disrupts the rhythm of the final scene).

*Technical details: The soundtrack is very good, capable of giving you goosebumps. The visual effects are above average compared to other works FROM CHINA. The choice of camera lenses was perfect for this style of series, as it gave the series a serious tone that it needed, but without being "too serious," as it needed comedic relief here and there. The cameras don't stay fixed on the characters; at various moments we see them "walking" around the scene, giving a "Wow" effect to the viewer. The chosen costumes are striking and have personality, as they gave "life" to the series. It's the type of costume that creates a "trademark." From the protagonist's outfit at the beginning of the series to the armor used, there's always something different, leaving a mark wherever it goes.

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FIQUEI 1 MÊS SEM CONSEGUIR ASSISTIR MAIS NADA POR CAUSA DESSA SÉRIE

Quando assisti esse dorama não esperava que fosse tão bom, realmente... Fiquei 1 mês de ressaca por causa dessa série, não conseguia ver mais nada. Logo após assistir eu li os livros da Tang Qi mas nada supre a saudade que esse dorama trás. Vemos um deus antigo, um dos mais antigos que ainda estão vivos, que é sério e sem desejos mundanos ser o alvo romântico de uma raposinha fofa na flor da idade. Vemos a luta dela para conseguir a atenção dele (Da forma errada hahahaha) e quando ela desisti, ele começa a ir atrás dela. Vemos um amor lindo nascer, sou apaixonada por este casal. O universo todo da Tang Qi é fantástico, cheio de histórias incríveis. Nada é só "NADA DEMAIS", tudo tem uma história por trás. É fantástico.

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NÃO DEIXEM DE ASSISTIR POR CONTA DESSA AVALIAÇÃO

O casal é fofo demais, não tem para bater no quesito fofura até hoje, dá vontade de levar os 2 para casa. Lindos demais. Foi muito divertido de assistir, não deixou pontas soltas, os secundários eram interessantes, os capangas do mal então? Eram divertidos demais! A mão dela, como eu ri das conversas com a mão dela hahahahah... Não teve nenhum momento que a história se arrastou, o final foi lindo demais e muito gratificante. Fiquei com medo do vilão, o que é bom, por que enquanto você ria de um lado se arrepiava do outro, foi um ótimo equilíbrio. Super acreditei no romance deles, fofíssimos. Deixou saudades.

Então por que 7,5? Não me emocionei (o que acho importante), o casal secundário não ficou junto e não teve motivos para isso, literalmente, apenas se juntaram e depois não deu certo e se separaram... Achei meio perda de "tempo de tela", e não teve plot.

NÃO DEIXEM DE ASSISTIR POR CONTA DESSA AVALIAÇÃO, eu gostei muito desse dorama, mesmo, a avaliação aqui é referente ao quão "completo" ele foi, não somente no quesito de gostar.

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