My Boss Reviews

The female lead has major issues. She's portrayed as a complete idiot, which explains why someone with just a pretty face can't generate any sparks. I was initially drawn in by her looks, but her acting immediately turned me off.
The male lead is handsome, but the combination of the storyline and this female lead made it impossible for me to continue watching. Moving on to the next drama.

It's no wonder the director who worked with Dan Junhao knows exactly how to capture the charm of the male lead from every angle! The younger sister's acting is so natural, cute, and lovable. I love how she always tries to act tough, but as soon as she sees the boss, she immediately changes her tone, becomes obsequious, and it's both natural and funny.
Looking forward to watching more!

It's so good! Both the female lead and the male lead are very natural, and the plot is not exaggerated, nor is the acting. It's been a long time since I've seen such a natural drama. I binge-watched it all the way to the final episode 8, and I still wanted more.
I hope there will be more idol dramas like this in the future, ones that are grounded and realistic.

Cheng Yao is like the voice of my thoughts walking around. When they coincidentally met in the neighborhood, that exclamation felt like a scene from an idol drama, and the sarcastic remarks hit home for me.
And when they criticized Qian Heng later on, every single word accurately expressed what I had in my heart. Haha!

So bad, couldn't even watch two episodes. Such a waste of Chen Xing Xu's good looks. "Which parents have such a handsome son? Why don't I have one?
" My mom said that. One star got flooded by Chen Xing Xu's fans. Everyone, be careful. Beware of getting so angry that Douban gives them five or six stars and makes you all upset.

I was really charmed by Chen Xing Xu's portrayal of Qian Heng! He always exudes a calm and confident demeanor in his professional field. His well-tailored suits perfectly enhance the essence of Qian Heng's social elite vibe.
It's like he's the epitome of a domineering CEO straight out of a Jinjiang novel. So handsome, sigh!

I was super excited for this drama even before it aired! After watching a few episodes, it didn't disappoint me. Chen Xing Xu's Qian Heng is tall and handsome, while Zhang Ruo Nan's Cheng Yao is beautiful and vibrant.
They perfectly embody the Qian Heng and Cheng Yao in my mind. Now, I'm eagerly following the drama and enjoying every moment of it.

The strong flavor of Jinjiang-style reveals the true nature of local fans. The proud and stubborn male boss and the sweet and silly assistant, living together and working together, attending parties with a wind-up toy on their backs, packing up and sending parcels home after work.
Is this how unique CP (couple pairing) plays have become now?

I couldn't get into any of the dramas Chen Xing Xu acted in before, but surprisingly, he's a perfect fit for the role of Qian Heng, even though I had already read the original work. Zhang Ruonan is also super adorable! ?
??✔ The only downside is that the music in the drama isn't up to par. It lacks any memorable elements.

I have to admit that this drama has brought me some pleasant surprises. I thought it would be a pure romance drama, but both the male and female leads are ambitious in their careers.
I thought ancient-style romance would be cheesy, but it's still acceptable within my range. Overall, it's been good so far, and I'm very curious about the upcoming cases.

The characterizations in this drama are so interesting. Qian Heng, with her sarcastic remarks and insomnia, gathers people for illegal parties. Wu Jun, the big boss, tries to maintain a respectable image but can't resist his true nature.
Cheng Yao is mischievous and obedient on the surface but actually manages things in a progressive way. Tan Ying looks like a mature lady, but secretly she's a walking sarcasm machine.
"Nine Lives" - I love this group of characters.

The legal cases in the drama are quite interesting. The case of the pregnant mistress fighting for inheritance, although infuriating, actually addresses the issue of inheritance rights for children born out of wedlock.
The light-hearted comedy storyline contains a touch of realism, which is impressive.

I have to say, the female lead's ability to quickly adjust and focus on her work after being hit by the truth is quite impressive. Even the Queen of Sarcasm praised her professional skills.
Cheng Yao, who is dedicated to her career, is really cool.

Qian Heng, all that's left of you after cremation is a big mouth. If you can't back down, then don't speak. Just one sentence of "I haven't had my late-night snack yet" has made my girl Goose go into self-isolation.
It has also extinguished your chance of a happy marriage. You, my boy, can just wait for the wife-chasing crematorium!

What a waste of my expectations! It's the same old domineering CEO and naive and sweet girl. It's the destined love story again. Isn't it getting tiresome? Isn't it too cliché? Just look at the next-door "Pretentious Revelation" and learn how they portray workplace romance!
It's infuriating!

This drama is fascinating in that the overall storyline is suspenseful, but when you take a small segment, it becomes an interesting and sweet drama. It doesn't matter, I will spoil the handsome guys and beautiful girls.

The character development of the second female lead seems more impressive. I like Chen Xiao Yun's casting choices.

The female lead's character design is really poor, and her acting skills are also very bad. She's constantly making faces and not immersing herself in the role. It's overly exaggerated and lacks depth.
She's a typical character whose acting drags down her looks. After the ninth episode, please improve the plot and give us something more substantial. These syrupy dramas really have no future.

Finally, there's a drama with a morally upright CEO character. Qian Heng may have a cold and sharp tongue, but he has a kind and soft heart. He displays great professionalism in his work and advises the female lead to be aware of her own position and not delve into the inner world of others involved.
This audience member has learned a valuable lesson.

Although it's a sweet drama, I got addicted to watching the cases in it. It gives me a feeling of being right there, spectating. The content is engaging and has depth, especially the issue of inheritance rights for non-marital children, which is a significant social topic.
It's quite grounded in reality.

I admire Qian Heng's dedication and meticulousness in his work. When dealing with agents, he never easily lets his emotions get involved, no matter what they say. This rationality may seem somewhat cold, but it's actually the best way to keep a clear mind.
After all, you never know if they're telling the truth...

Cheng Yao's character development has begun. Bai Xiaojie has been using her from the beginning to the end. Through this case, Cheng Yao finally understands the importance of rationality. After all, people can be deceptive, and without a guarded heart in the legal world, one becomes vulnerable and easily manipulated.

Cheng Yao, a sweet and innocent but not foolish female lead in a sweet drama. Unexpectedly, she ends up in a shared rental and learns to protect herself. She's cautious and meticulous as a girl, actively striving and humbly seeking advice in the workplace.
Whenever there's an opportunity, she fights for herself and even cleverly takes advantage of the storage room. Her actions embody the resourcefulness of a working individual.

The dialogues of both characters are not impressive. However, the character design of the female lead is decent, and to be honest, it suits Zhang Ruo Nan quite well.
Chen Xing Xu is not handsome... The character design for the male lead is excessively self-absorbed... Oily... It's somewhat similar to the role played by Park Seo-joon in "What's Wrong with Secretary Kim," but the portrayal is poor.
It lacks humor, contrast, and cuteness, instead coming across as oily...

The working class resonated with me for the first time in an idol drama. Qian Heng's progressive view on gender equality in the workplace, Cheng Yao's adaptability and proactive efforts, and the friendly unity among colleagues... not to mention the authenticity of the cases portrayed.
This drama is really well-made.

Not bad, it's quite down-to-earth but also funny, haha. Cheng Yao is so thoughtful that she even puts a furry cushion on the toilet seat, and she disinfects the bathroom regularly.
Qian Heng, this "dirty guy," can secretly rejoice at finding such a good wife (smirking face).

I've watched 10 episodes. It's a cliché storyline. First, the domineering CEO male lead and the female lead meet by chance, misunderstand each other, and then various fateful encounters happen. The male lead often can't sleep, while the female lead can fall asleep easily.
The plot direction and ending can be easily guessed. There's a woman who was in the perfect dubbing for "Missing You Very Much." And there's another one, Wang Zixuan, who played the fourth female character, Dong Jiaxi, in "Homeland, Farewell.

Who are the target audience for these cliché and cheesy romantic dramas? Can they please stop already! Every time Youku starts playing ads, it tortures our whole family for a painful five seconds. The acting is awkward, and the plot is cliché.
It's 2024, viewers, let's elevate our taste a bit!

Amazingly Sweet Drama! The plot is light-hearted and doesn't require much thinking. The comedic scenes are natural and plentiful. The male lead's clueless behavior before his awakening is truly hilarious. I couldn't help but burst into laughter when he put the female lead in a delivery box and sent her home.
It completely cracked me up, haha!

I would like to call it the ultimate "Aunt Flo" comedy that makes you laugh while eating! I've shipped several couples throughout the whole series. Let's not even mention the money-making couple. Wu Lu and Bai Yueguang, Wu Lu and Qianpar's love-hate relationship is so fun to ship.
I won't spoil who ended up happy.

Sweet romance dramas are addictive. Yao Qian Shu may seem like he's being harsh, but it's just a means of emotional progression between the young couple. After the storm, there will be a rainbow. Can we dream of Qian Heng pursuing his wife in the next episode?
It wouldn't be too much, right?

Since Qian Heng said he didn't want to silently protect anymore, he has truly embodied these four words. Cheng Yao silently protects when he goes home, and he silently protects when he handles cases.
Now, I even feel that the way he looks at Cheng Yao has a taste of silent protection (I'm convinced).

The portrayal of the supporting characters is quite impressive. Bao Rui's lively personality is solidly established. Qian Heng initially intended to blame him for separating from Cheng Yao, which led to Cheng Yao being scolded by the nurse.
However, Bao Rui directly interpreted it as Qian Heng being concerned and comforting him. This level of self-centeredness is just like Qian Heng, truly befitting the crown prince of Junheng.
Haha!

I really like the gradual closeness between Cheng Yao and Qian Heng. The development feels very reasonable and vivid. In just a few episodes, you can already clearly feel the change in the main characters' perspectives towards each other.
Following the plot, you can really grasp the budding emotions between them.

Zhang Ruo Nan looks great in her carefully crafted roles, which has made me more accepting of her "textbook" portrayal of a naive and sweet character.

Although Chen Xing Xu's character is supposed to be a proud and domineering CEO, for some reason, he gives me more of a paternal vibe, like the caring uncle of the female lead...

Among the multitude of cheap and artificial dramas in the domestic entertainment industry, this one lacks any real chemistry between the characters. It's just hanging there, without any sparks.

The scenes where Qian Heng gets contradicted have started to appear. One second, he was warning Cheng Yao not to silently give his all, but the next second, he quietly waited downstairs until she fell asleep before leaving.
When he went to the hospital to find Old Master Dong, he silently protected him from the shadows. He's a typical representative of someone who is tough on the outside but soft-hearted inside.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a high-quality light-hearted comedy. Not only are the characters funny, but the sound effects are also hilarious. When Qian Heng intimidated Bao Rui with his gaze, that sound effect that resembled a blade cutting through the wind was just genius.
Who came up with that? Haha, it made me laugh like a fool.

I really love the setup of "Full Cast Comedy." Everyone is contributing to the humor equally, even the only antagonist, Deng Ming. Every time he appears, he brings a basket full of comedic moments. Even when he trips and falls, it's a hilarious moment.
Who understands my quirky sense of humor? Haha.

Let's talk about the peculiar CP (couple pairing) of Wu Jun and Qian Heng. Although they don't have many scenes together, they always bring some laughter.
"Your name comes before mine, I am a whole new person," "Why are you so annoying? Stay away from this person." Haha, they're like real brothers.

It's not as bad as I imagined. Qian Heng's portrayal as a new-style hilarious CEO is impressive. He's great at picking up on comedic cues. The line, "Is it still boiling now?" had me laughing uncontrollably. He delivers the most unexpected punchlines with the coldest expression.
This guy is truly unmatched when it comes to comedy.

Director Chen never fails to impress me. Even in romance dramas that focus on sweet and affectionate relationships, we can see many profound legal cases. Moreover, the intensity and professional attitude of the cases are in no way diminished by the romantic storyline between the male and female leads.
The necessary depth and professionalism are always maintained, which is truly commendable.

I found this drama quite satisfying. The plot of the cases is filled with intense twists. On one hand, they wanted to create a home for true love, but on the other hand, there was a car accident, cremation memorial, and even a DNA test conducted by the mistress to fight for the family property, all while accompanied by another "Old Wang." The constant plot twists kept surprising me, making it quite intriguing.

It's silly but it's a great stress reliever. Chen Xing Xu is at least good-looking. I have a strong Li Chengyin filter for Chen Xing Xu. That dog Li Chengyin, wuwuwuwuwuwu... I have a mental image of Xiao Feng fan-slapping him, and he covers his face and laughs, awsl...

Thanks to Yueyue for providing the Youku "Sweeping the Floor" VCR of Chen Xing Xu. XOXO

First time watching Zhang Ruo Nan's drama, sorry, but I gave up after six episodes. Her acting skills are so bad. She shakes her head, sways her body, widens her eyes, blinks, wrinkles her brows, and makes exaggerated small expressions while delivering lines.
Without subtitles, I have no idea what she's saying... Why did the director approve this kind of performance? I'm baffled.

Qian Heng, such a good person, but he ruins it with his mouth. Clearly, he cares about Cheng Yao and doesn't want her to spend a lot of money treating him to a meal while she's still an intern.
But he has to make it sound like he's afraid Cheng Yao will get too close to him because of this meal. This male lead with such a stubborn mouth, his pursuit of love must be quite exciting, haha!

The plot is... well, I can't imagine any ordinary worker being able to interact with their boss like that. It's an idol drama, so it's dreamy but also too detached from reality.
It's suitable for a casual laugh. The looks of the male and female leads are good, and the second male lead has a good sense of humor. Wang Yanlin's portrayal of the "Old Vision" character is on point.

It's ridiculous! The female lead's acting is as unintelligent as the one in "Guardian Sweetheart." She should work on her acting skills. Surprisingly, the male lead's acting is decent, with a hint of Sheldon's flavor.
Unfortunately, there are too many plot holes in this drama. It's better not to watch it!