The drama series "Chang Xiang Si," starring Zhang Wanyi and Yang Zi, created a frenzy in the summer season with its soaring viewership. Zhang Wanyi portrays the male lead, Cang Yin, a character with a dramatic transformation and significant twists in the plot. The second season promises many classic moments from the original work, and Zhang Wanyi's explosive acting skills contribute greatly to the series. While fans eagerly awaited Zhang Wanyi's portrayal of Cang Yin, they were pleasantly surprised with his new collaboration with Sun Yi in "I Love You," an adaptation of the romantic Korean drama "Spring Night."

The male and female leads in "I Love You" both have unfortunate experiences in life, leading them to reject love while secretly desiring the warmth of companionship. The original TV series delves deep into the unwarranted interference of parents in their children's lives in the name of love. It explores the struggle of children trying to break free from the shackles of their upbringing and vividly depicts the loss of faith in love among the youth in modern society.

Compared to the shallow romantic relationships often portrayed in contemporary urban dramas, "I Love You" stands out for its depth, making it distinct from typical urban dramas. Apart from its profound storyline, the drama boasts an impressive cast. Zhang Wanyi, known for his appearances in major dramas, including his role as Chen Yannian in "Awakening Age," has captivated audiences with his smiling face, radiant eyes, and a young and vibrant life that fearlessly marches towards death, leaving viewers deeply moved by his composed and selfless sacrifice.

In this new drama, Zhang Wanyi's character is a departure from his previous "serious" and "restrained" on-screen image. He will search for love amidst restraint and then dedicate himself wholeheartedly to it, leaving viewers eagerly anticipating his portrayal. Sun Yi, a beloved figure in emotionally intense films and TV series, has showcased her commendable acting skills. She won the Best Actress award at the 19th Shanghai International Film Festival for her role in "Joyful Love." Her subsequent appearance in "The Waiting Bird," a drama that garnered widespread attention and impressive ratings, further solidified her presence. Sun Yi excels in portraying the intricate emotions and reluctance associated with love, making her ideal for the role in this new drama, where the female lead faces emotional turmoil and strives to break free from the constraints of her upbringing.

Additionally, the male lead's profession as a veterinarian and the female lead's occupation as a florist add a touch of aesthetic and romantic ambiance to the series, presenting viewers with adorable pets and heartwarming scenes filled with flowers and plants. If you are a romantic at heart, someone who refuses to settle for less in love and believes in fate while eagerly anticipating a serendipitous encounter, this drama is definitely worth watching.