Se Noi Soeng Can

The Hong Kong adaptation of the Korean Business Proposal is a fun and lighthearted romantic comedy that is sure to entertain viewers of all ages.

The show does a great job of balancing humor and romance, and the characters are all likable and charming. The chemistry between CEO Timo (Anson Lo) and Hollie (Hanna Chan) is undeniable, and it is easy to root for them to get together. There is also Alfred (Edan Lui), the CEO's assistant, and Ying Shu (Shirley Sham) play a cute couple but still have a warm relationship. Timo's Grandpa and Team 1 deserve credit for the show's well-developed supporting characters, who add a lot of humor and heart.

One of the things that makes the show so enjoyable is the way it showcases Hong Kong culture. The show does a great job of capturing the city's unique atmosphere and scenery as well as embedding Hong Kong's lingo and humor. I enjoyed this show just as much as the original. It is a great choice for anyone looking for a light and entertaining show to watch.

This is a remake base on the Korean Drama Business Proposal from Hong Kong . The two main actors playing CEO Timo by Anson Lo and his secretary Alfred by Edan Liu are both very handsome and the acting was very good . The two main actresses did well too especially Hanna Chan . I can easily felt the chemistry between Timo and Hollie. It was romantic Hong Kong version was filmed adding Hong Kong culture and in comic book style , which is cool and very funny. The pace was faster when compared to the Korean version , which I like . Overall, well made and I enjoyed it very much .

Highly recommended.

Bossy, narcissistic Timo found himself in big trouble when he went for a blind date, the almighty Boss fell head over heels in love with one of his staff and realised there is finally one thing he can't conquer. Lovely and charming Hollie found herself got stuck in a difficult situation when she stood in for her friend to a blind date and found out the counterpart of the match making was her boss. Whether their love blossom and find their destiny?

Business Proposal is a remake of the hit Korean drama. A funny, fast pacing and romantic drama leads audiences down the route to finding love with the background of match making sometimes deter with class status.

I rarely leave reviews; however, the Hong Kong remake of the K-drama Business Proposal definitely deserves one.

It is a cute and engaging romance/comedy that got me hooked for nearly a month. It holds a balance of reality, warmth and comedy. It simply just makes you smile. The show is about a middle-class girl who went on a blind date for her best friend and ended up being paired with her very-wealthy boss from work. It might sound cliché but I promise you, the show is more intriguing than it sounds.

The cast in this show has undeniably great onscreen chemistry. I especially love the male leads, Anson Lo and Edan Lui, for how charismatic and expressive they are. They captured their characters well and gave off completely different vibes in the drama. They are perfect for their roles. It's not hard to see much effort was put into the script as well. The jokes are on point and I for sure had a good laugh while watching the show.

I love this remake version of Business Proposal. Every actor performed well, especially my favourite artist Anson Lo. Anson plays the role of Timo, and he perfectly interprets the CEO's tough and dominant on the outside, but gentle and caring inside character. Especially in the eighth episode, Timo was caught in heavy rain while driving his car, which evoked the pain and fear in his heart about his parents' death in a car accident on a rainy day. The other main characters are all very likable. In addition, the plot incorporates many local elements and slangs, making it more relatable to Hong Kong. Although the plot of this drama has been slightly modified, this actually makes the plot smoother. Business Proposal is definitely my favourite TV drama in the year.