In order to escape the marriage arranged by her family, Wen Ning went to Ao Island to escape the limelight alone. She unexpectedly met Xie Zhiyu, a "talker" with a complex identity and control of the dark side order. The two went from an evenly matched trial to an undercurrent of a game, and gradually became involved in a deeper wealthy family's intrigues and emotional entanglements.
Reader comments
It's just average. It's not as good as the one with the male protagonist. I've watched several movies with the male protagonist and I feel that this one is the best in recent times.
Not bad. Very affectionate. I like it.
It's beautiful, very real, the male lead is very handsome, I like this drama very much
Very pretty. Really good.
The plot and story of this short drama are almost interesting. Although the male and female protagonists are good-looking, I feel that the story line is not that good. It is not that perfect and has some shortcomings. I don't think the short drama adapted from the first two novels I watched is good...
[The short drama Jingzhi is difficult to climb, which is an adaptation of the first two novels, is great to watch. The storyline is logically compact and the ending is satisfying!
1. The two protagonists have online looks and acting skills. Teacher Liu's performance of Xie Zhiyu has the Hong Kong style of the original work. He vividly performed Xie Zhiyu's ruffian, danger and uninhibited character in the early stage. Later, when he recalled his youth, he felt full of youth. Teacher Chen is smart and lively, bringing out the warm temperament of the original work just right. The eye contact between the two is very CP, which can make people who watch the drama take on the roles and resonate with each other.
2. There are many people in the comment area saying how good the two popular versions are. First of all, we must respect the actors and not watch this version if they like it. There is no need to keep saying in the comment area of this version that you have no sense of self-cultivation.
3. This version of makeup and clothing is actually the closest to Hong Kong style. Why do I say this? As a Guangzhou native, I think I have the most say in the understanding of Hong Kong style. Hong Kong style does not use excessive force, is not heavy makeup, is not big waves, is not oily and is not mature.
It's just average. It's not as good as the one with the male protagonist. I've watched several movies with the male protagonist and I feel that this one is the best in recent times.
Not bad. Very affectionate. I like it.
It's beautiful, very real, the male lead is very handsome, I like this drama very much
Very pretty. Really good.
The plot and story of this short drama are almost interesting. Although the male and female protagonists are good-looking, I feel that the story line is not that good. It is not that perfect and has some shortcomings. I don't think the short drama adapted from the first two novels I watched is good... [The short drama Jingzhi is difficult to climb, which is an adaptation of the first two novels, is great to watch. The storyline is logically compact and the ending is satisfying!
1. The two protagonists have online looks and acting skills. Teacher Liu's performance of Xie Zhiyu has the Hong Kong style of the original work. He vividly performed Xie Zhiyu's ruffian, danger and uninhibited character in the early stage. Later, when he recalled his youth, he felt full of youth. Teacher Chen is smart and lively, bringing out the warm temperament of the original work just right. The eye contact between the two is very CP, which can make people who watch the drama take on the roles and resonate with each other. 2. There are many people in the comment area saying how good the two popular versions are. First of all, we must respect the actors and not watch this version if they like it. There is no need to keep saying in the comment area of this version that you have no sense of self-cultivation. 3. This version of makeup and clothing is actually the closest to Hong Kong style. Why do I say this? As a Guangzhou native, I think I have the most say in the understanding of Hong Kong style. Hong Kong style does not use excessive force, is not heavy makeup, is not big waves, is not oily and is not mature.