This drama's plot is unrealistic, but I still love it. There are moments in which "it's funny because it's true." The characters' personalities are well-established in the beginning, and it is clear as to whether there is character development for each character. Roy Chiu (Han Dong Jie) and Lan Cheng Long (Yan Da Feng) are super physically attractive in this. Jie Kai Xiu (Yan Yang) has interesting character development and dialogue. Joe Chen (Xie Fu An) has interesting character development, as well. Despite the lack of character development, I still like Jocelyn Wang (Jiang Zhen Zhen) because she is a strong woman. Almost all of the characters are lovable to some extent. Overall, the dialogue is impressive; I hope I get to watch more dramas written by these screenwriters. Also, there are so many Chinese idioms in this; I love that the title of this drama is also a Chinese idiom based on the main character's name. I love the music and the way the music accompanies the scenes in order to induce emotions among the people who watch this. I don't like that the scenes are choppy at times; this might be attributed to the editing.
The main conflict in the story is realistic. However, certain details in the story that come out later on are not realistic. The story incorporates a lot of technology, and this allows the story to be relatable to modern times. There were plot twists I did not anticipate. The characters are multi-dimensional, and this reflects complexities among people in real life. This drama demonstrates that people are more than just "good" or "bad." The traditional Taiwanese grandmother expresses love in her own way, and I find this to be touching. Bianca Bai's acting skills are great in this, and her character Amanda demonstrates certain lovable qualities. A certain level of emotional maturity is demonstrated in this drama. The main characters are decently physically attractive.
