I don't know why so many people don't like the two lead actors. Although I haven't been a fan of watching young actors for a long time, I think they are quite suitable for their respective roles in this drama. When I watched the first episode, I felt that the female lead was suffocating. I really wondered why they stayed together despite the pain. These two actors are actually not unfamiliar, and this time, I think Ding Zi Lang, the male lead, did a great job with his acting.

The first time I saw him in a drama was in "The Problem Solver," starring Vincent Wong and Natalie Tong. He played the younger brother of the male lead's ex. Later, I saw him hosting a show with Dodo sister, and I thought this person was likely to become popular. However, I rarely saw him in dramas afterward. Then, there was a moment of surprise when I watched his drama "Beautiful Battlefield." I thought he portrayed a strange, decadent scumbag character quite well, especially the scene where he stabbed Chen Xiaohua in the end. It was really impressive, of course, I only watched some clips.

Perhaps after seeing too many unhealthy relationship dynamics, a faithful character appears particularly precious. Although I think the female lead may not know what happened, after the unexpected turn of events, the two of them have really good temperaments. Having such a great partner, it feels like all the daily troubles in life can be easily overcome. Later, they acted in a controversial drama, "Unbelievable Case."

I feel she looked her best in "Lady of the Manor in the Fruit Stall." What do you think happened to the female lead in "You're Just Not Her"? It piques my curiosity, and I genuinely appreciate such positive emotions in relationships. I'll continue watching the drama.