Perfect Match

I watched this drama without any expectations, but it turned out to be surprisingly enjoyable. There weren't too many annoying scenes, and the plot was fun to follow-a nice blend of romance and comedy.

Each character had a fair share of screen time to shine, which I appreciated. With multiple couples in the mix, I understand how that could make the storytelling a bit tricky, but they handled it fairly well. That said, the enemies-to-lovers trope felt a bit overused, which made some parts predictable and less engaging.

Overall, even though I liked the romantic-comedy balance, I didn't rate it very high personally. Still, I'd recommend it to those new to C-dramas or fans who want to see their favorite actors in action-the cast did a great job in their roles.

Unlike the western counterpart, this series is tasteful, funny and full of drama. The characters are likeable and you just can't but help love all the different dynamics. The plot is really engaging and has some really lovely moments between different characters. The episodes blend into each other really well so even though the main character change, it still feels like a smooth continuation rather than a stop and start. The costumes and sets are very well done and help to bring ancient China to life.

What I really like about the show is that it is not vulgar, has no nudity or foul language.

I would 100% recommend this show as I could not stop watching it. Loved it!

A mother with five daughters doing all that she can so her children can prosper. Enemies to lovers, plenty of drama, twists and turns. Amazing sets, beautiful costumes, hairstyles and adornments. Perfectly chaste with so much expression through the characters' fine eyes. Each daughter has a well-defined character and the familial love between them is one of the best parts of the show, they are resilient and look after one another no matter what. I'm obsessed and eagerly await each new episode. If you like period love stories, this is the one for you! A wonderful experience for my first c-drama!!

In my opinion this TV show has an interesting setting with a family full of woman and their mother trying to find husbands for her daughters.

Especially the woman in the family and their "helpers" are very good actors. The mother is just great and being so enotional she is really great at expressing her emotions.

There are a few characters which might be a bit overacting, espacially in moments which are supposed to be funny. This maybe might be a bit too much, but I think it is a common thing in chinese series.

There are a lot of sympathic characters also among the "potencial" husbands.

In my opinion it is a very good mixture of comedy and a bit of drama too. Without becoming to esagerately dramatic like many other Chinese series, luckily. Therefore it is always entertaining and I'm waiting each day for the episode being published the next day to continue watching it!

Of course there are a few typical moments too, for which you would say them to be unrealistic and in which people in reality would just clearly talk with each other and clarify them. Where you sit there and just say; come on! Just tell her! Or tell him what you think! But to create artificially more drama they don't. But those are just small things in the overall great and entertaining series!

-> If you aren't a person who wants to have a fully logical series and who says that is not realistic for each single thing, but if you just want to have fun and to be entertained, this will be the right series for you.

From me a full recommendation!

So I chance upon Perfect Match on Netflix and instantly fell in love with characters from the first episode. It kind of reminds me of Pride and Prejudice.

The characters are stunning and talented. I love how it goes from outwitting each other to court to royalty and so on. I love the aesthetics of the set and the costumes- the headdresses and usage of pastel shades. All five couples are stunning but the third sister and master Chai were just perfect. From this series, I learned about ancient Chinese rules and i love how the writers incorporate gender issues with a contemporary take without being too loud about it.