Inborn Pair

Why was Luo Yun not exposed for all of underhanded dealings and why did Dongyang who was upright with his dealings Yijie until he was lured into it by Luo Yun. Her father should have known the reason he slapped her into sense.

I review this based on a comparison with other Asian dramas.

If you like drama/romances where both main characters are immature and innocent, this should appeal to you. It starts off with instant conflict and, as most Asian dramas, the drama comes and goes without really being totally resolved until the last episode or two. The story revolves around three main couples who are related to each other. One rich family who owns a resort/hotel/zoo and the romances of the daughter and two sons.

I do have a few issues with the production values. The audio is horrible, sometimes the music is louder than the voices and in one scene a car is driving on what must be a cobblestone street where not only does the audio bounce but the video as well.

The other thing that bothered me was the business decisions. Even in Asia it makes no sense to have the legal department punish an employee when they make a mistake, especially before the business loss is actual. In most of the companies I've worked for, mistakes are expected and you learn from them. Getting the legal department involved is idiotic, as well as firing an employee just because of a mistake. Pure lunacy from a management point-of-view.

Overall, worth watching, there is good chemistry between the characters. And, it does have some funny moments, many from when a gangster boss' daughter gets involved with the playboy son. This can be watched by younger viewers with only a few allusions to sexual situations and mostly threatened rather than actual violence. The English subtitles are better than average, but not always accurately translated. Just don't expect U. S. production values.

The show was great, loved the main couple they suit each other. Also Yijie's family very funny. Really liked granny hyping Yijie a lot. Luo never liked her, she wasn't even Weixiang's girlfriend but claiming him, the only thing which annoyed me Yijie tolerated her, also mum in law so annoying. I just wish we could have seen more of their married life with baby, we just saw 2 seconds of it Also wanted to know if Yijie took the bar exam later on. My favourite part was the wedding episode 15 and first real kiss at episode 43 got goosebumps. Watched the show 3 times it's better than some of recent dramas.

Enjoyable at times but way too long, All the young actrices are gorgeous. Love Annie Chen. I find the main couple's behavior because for over half the show, they are in love and nothing happent between them. You will have to fast forward quite a bit!

I remember watching this series years ago and when I saw it on Netflix, I had to watch it again. I agree with other reviewers about the series being a little too long but that tends to happen when a show is doing well in the ratings. This series made me laugh so much. The arranged marriage scenario was common in Asian families a couple of generations ago and still exists today but not as common. Maybe it's because I'm Chinese, so I understand why Song Yi Jie and Ke Wei Xiang would agree to get married and the humor of their situation, but I don't think you have to be Chinese or some other Asian ethnicity to find this series funny. The main characters are well developed. I loved watching the relationship between Wei Xiang and Yi Jie grow organically. The funniest moments are Wei Xiang's attempts to tell Yi Jie that he loves her and the family dynamics/relationships. The brother, Wei Cheng, is such a lovable jerk. I took off one star because of the unnecessary length of this show. They stretched it out a little too long.