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Love O2O chinese drama review
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Love O2O
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by xxshystarxx
May 16, 2020
30 of 30 episodes seen
Completed 1
Overall 7.0
Story 5.0
Acting/Cast 6.0
Music 6.0
Rewatch Value 7.0
I think like a lot of reviews on here, this drama really is a hit or miss.

If you're looking for a well-written, deep and meaningful drama, then this ain't for you. If you're looking for a drama you can put on without much thinking, and just want to see some pretty people in an overly sugar sweet fantasy world - then this is for you.

It's very clear that this drama is directed at a young/teenage girl demographic, because I know that if I was 8-10 years younger, I would definitely have been OBSESSED with this drama. As someone already in my 20s, already experienced college life, already has a full-time job, already experienced romance and being in relationships - this drama is merely a fantasy that will never happen in real life.

The only reason I personally watched this drama was because I'm a Yang Yang fan, but as someone who has been watching dramas for 10+ years, this is by far one of the most unrealistic, full of plot-holes, average acting, lacking in substance, super cringe dramas I've ever seen (the amount of times I've rolled my eyes). No one on this Earth can be that perfect, no romance can be that smooth-sailing, nor rich nor successful.

BUT don't get me wrong I'm not a hater. The reason I gave it a 7/10 overall, is that it was also a nice "feel-good" drama, where I could get lost in Yang Yang's looks, reminisce about college/Uni/dorm life, relive the butterfly in your stomach feeling; but that is there is all there is to it.

As long as you're able to look past all the unrealistic aspects and flaws of the drama, it's enjoyable to an extent. I was still hooked nonethtless.
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