Lost Romance (2020)

Une excellente romance, drôle et intelligente

Je suis tombée sur cette romance un peu par hasard, parmi une liste de séries taïwanaises sur Viki. Il faut reconnaître que les Taïwanais ont l’avantage de nous offrir des dramas souvent originaux, modernes et au jeu d’acteur relativement spontané si on le compare à plusieurs de leurs voisins. Et je ne regrette pas un instant d’avoir découvert cette pépite qui joue avec les codes de la romance tout en présentant plusieurs niveaux d’analyse, à la manière d’un millefeuille vraiment sympathique et savoureux.

Zhen Xiao En est une jeune femme travaillant dans une petite maison d’édition spécialisée dans les romances très stéréotypées, mettant en scène le cliché du « PDG autoritaire » à toutes les sauces. Pour se détendre, elle fantasme elle-même sur He Tian Xing, le beau PDG pas si autoritaire de l’immeuble en face. Coincé au cœur d’une lutte de pouvoir au sein de l’entreprise familiale, ce dernier tombe (ou est poussé ?) du toit de l’immeuble. Bien qu’il soit gravement blessé et dans le coma, il touche le poignet de la jeune femme qui le croise pendant qu’on déplace sa civière lors d’un transfert. Xiao En tombe à son tour dans le coma et se trouve transportée dans l’univers d’un roman où le PDG autoritaire appelé Si Tu Ao Ran possède les traits de Tian Xing, et où elle se rend compte que l’héroïne de l’histoire est l'une de ses collègues, une pure et naïve jeune fille destinée à vivre la romance écrite par l’auteur, tandis qu’elle-même doit incarner une antagoniste. Connaissant par cœur les ressorts de ces histoires stéréotypées, Xiao En est bien décidée à en changer le cours et à vivre sa romance avec le beau PDG. En filigrane, les complots et les coups bas continuent à se produire dans la réalité.

J’ai adoré cette histoire, non seulement parce qu’elle ne cesse de jouer avec les codes et de s’en moquer, mais également parce que chaque épisode (ou presque) a réussi à me surprendre. Que ce soit par un dialogue intelligent, la tournure de certaines scènes, une réponse de l’héroïne qu’on n’attendait pas forcément, ou encore le niveau d’analyse sur les clichés des romans d’amour et des dramas, la série révèle une profondeur qui nous fait réfléchir, non sans tendresse et humour au passage, sur ces romances qui font vibrer notre cœur. Ajoutez à ça des acteurs efficaces (et tout particulièrement le héros drôle et sexy en diable), une héroïne forte et indépendante, des personnages loin d’être unidimensionnels et même une « méchante » dans le monde réel à qui on épargne des dialogues simplistes et qui parvient à émouvoir, et vous obtenez un drama qui vaut sans conteste le détour.

L’héroïne est attachante, déterminée, intelligente, et surtout elle ne se laisse pas faire. Si au début elle rêve du beau PDG d’en face comme nous le ferions toutes, l’occasion de vivre cette romance avec un ersatz de celui-ci dans une réalité parallèle puis de devoir interagir avec le « vrai » après son réveil permet aussi d’aborder de façon intelligente la question des frontières entre réalité et fantasme, d’autant que les deux hommes n’ont pas du tout la même personnalité. Quand la copie est devenue réelle, le seul amour de sa vie, tandis que le modèle est devenue la copie, on vit avec elle la douleur de sa perte et de son deuil une fois revenue dans le monde réel. De quoi nous torturer les méninges, et de nous faire réfléchir au jeu des apparences et à ce qui sépare un homme "idéal" et un être de chair et de sang. L'acteur jouant le PDG s'en sort d'ailleurs très bien en incarnant deux personnalités différentes, tour à tour amusant et émouvant, sexy et strict, mais attachant dans tous les cas, et l'on comprend aisément que l'héroïne ait craqué sur lui pour autre chose que sa belle figure.

L’ami du beau PDG dans le monde du roman est aussi particulièrement touchant. Incarnant le « 2nd lead » condamné à tomber amoureux de l’héroïne de façon unilatérale, et devoir sans cesse donner sa bénédiction aux tourtereaux sans jamais voir de fin heureuse à sa propre histoire, il va se révéler plus intéressant et surprenant qu’on ne s’y attendait. L’occasion d’évoquer au passage le processus d’écriture et de nous interroger sur ce que deviennent les personnages une fois que le livre est refermé. Je pense sincèrement que les scénaristes disposaient de l'espace et du contexte idéal pour prendre davantage de risques le concernant, dommage qu'ils n'aient pas été jusqu'au bout de l'idée, malgré tout ça ne m'a pas empêchée d'apprécier l'histoire et la fin satisfaisante qui lui est réservée.

Voir un héros ou une héroïne transporté(e) dans un monde parallèle n’est pas nouveau dans les séries, mais la manière dont le sujet a été traité rend l’histoire originale et sympathique. Tant l’humour que l’émotion sont au RDV. Toutefois, le drama n’est pas exempt de défauts, même s'ils ne gênent en rien le plaisir que j’ai eu à le voir (et la note que je lui ai attribué, parce que vraiment, ça le mérite). Par exemple, l’histoire commence à perdre un peu de son rythme vers son troisième tiers, une fois que les personnages sont réveillés. A ce moment l’intrigue prend un autre virage, il ne s’agit plus de vivre uniquement une jolie romance pailletée dans un monde idéal, l’histoire d’amour n’est plus la même dans la réalité et surtout, les conflits internes à l’entreprise et les luttes de pouvoir reviennent sur le devant de la scène. Sachant que chaque épisode dure 1h11, et qu’ils sont au nombre de 20, il est normal au bout d’un moment que l’on soit pressé d’arriver à la fin. Ensuite, j’ai trouvé les incessants interludes particulièrement énervants. A chaque moment « crucial » se présentant environ toutes les dix minutes, l’image se fige, on nous balance la petite musique et les images de titre, venant couper notre élan, puis on reprend l'histoire avec un bout de dialogue qu’on avait déjà vu avant, ce qui gênait souvent mon immersion et m’obligeait à avancer de 10 ou 20 secondes pour rester dans l’ambiance. Si l’on ajoute le fait que certains spectateurs sur Viki n’ont pas le Pass (abonnement payant) et qu'en plus des interludes il y a également des coupures pub toutes les 10 minutes, pour cette partie de l’audience je devine que ça devient vraiment chiant de le visionner pépère sans faire des bonds d’agacement après les énièmes interruptions. Enfin, sans remettre un seul instant en question le physique de l’actrice principale, je trouve vraiment dommage qu’on l’ait affublée d’une des garde-robes les plus pourraves qui soient. Où avaient-ils la tête ? Sachant que la plupart des acteurs de la série sont très bien sapés, ou ont au moins des fringues qui ressemblent à quelque chose, pourquoi fallait-il donner à l’héroïne une tenue informe et terne dans chaque scène ? D’où leur vient l’idée que pour qu’un spectateur lambda s’identifie au personnage principal, il faut lui donner l’air le plus moche et passe-partout possible ? Personnellement, sans m’habiller de façon très originale, j’évite au moins de porter des serpillières donc non, je n’ai pas besoin d’avoir un perso mal fringué pour me sentir proche de lui, désolée. Quant à la coupe idiote qu'on lui colle dans toute la partie où elle est plongée dans le roman, elle la fait ressembler à un télétubbies et ne lui rend vraiment pas justice. On a bien compris que si le héros s'intéresse à elle, c'est pour ses qualités intérieures et non pas pour son apparence, mais il n'y avait nul besoin de forcer le trait à ce point car cela en devient presque gênant pour elle, surtout à côté de ses collègues élégantes. Mais passons.

Mis à part ces quelques bémols, parce qu’il en faut bien quelques-uns, je ne peux que conseiller à 100% cette romance géniale et intelligente. Méta-analyse du sujet qu’elle présente, amusante, avec des acteurs drôles et sexy au jeu assez naturel et des personnages attachants, elle est plus profonde que le résumé nous l’indique au premier abord. Si, une fois revenus dans la "vraie vie", le côté thriller est un peu moins passionnant et qu’on regrette parfois le monde un peu plus "coloré" de la réalité alternative dès lors qu'on s’approche de la fin, l’histoire reste très plaisante à suivre et cerise sur le gâteau, on nous offre de belles scène romantiques et sexy à souhait (le fameux « steamy kiss » des tags de MDL). Moi qui fait rarement attention à l’alchimie entre deux acteurs parce que c'est logique pour des professionnels censés jouer leur rôle correctement, pour le coup cette alchimie est évidente à l’écran. En bref, si l’on recherche une romance à la fois originale, bien fichue, contenant plusieurs niveaux de lecture et souvent surprenante, ce drama est idéal. Une très chouette découverte.

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Une romance décevante

Je ne ferais pas partie des fans de ce drama. Il n'est pas mauvais. Mais il n'est pas bon non plus. Je dirais moyen. Pas une seule fois mon coeur n'aura eu des fluctuations avec leur couple. J'étais ravie de trouver un autre drama de ce style après " the romance of Tiger and Rose " et "Extraordinary you". Mais là où "the romance of tiger and rose" transcende le genre et nous fait éclater de rire du début à la fin, où "Extraordinary you" nous emmène dans un grand huit magique avec des personnages de BD secondaire (et non des être humains transportés dans un manga), je trouve que "Lost Romance" n'arrive pas à décoller. L'héroïne est ennuyeuse. Elle a bien sur les qualités d'une héroïne, droite, intègre, qui se doit donc de se démarquer de la fausse héroïne. Mais je n'arrive vraiment pas à la trouver pétillante, "jolie" (car la beauté est subjective) ou même drôle. Il m'est alors difficile de comprendre comment les deux "Lead masculin" puissent avoir des sentiments pour elle. C'est bien sur, un avis personnel qui n'engage que mes goûts et ma perception des choses. Mais elle n'est typiquement pas le genre d'héroïne qui me fait sourire. Je la trouve au contraire frustrante et un chouia " lourde" ([spoil]cette façon qu'elle a de poursuivre Marcus est un peu lourd[/spoil]).
Marcus Chang est diablement séduisant, cela ne fait aucun doute dans mon esprit. Mais je ne le trouve pas attachant, plutôt froid et avec peu d'émotion sur ses expressions. peut-être -suis-je influencée par "love is sweet" que je regardais en même temps et qui ont des personnages attachants, drôles, dont le couple a une alchimie incroyable. "Lost romance" parait alors bien fade. Même leur scène de baiser (pourtant passionné et qui plaira à ceux qui trouve que les scènes de baiser ressemblent habituellement plus des smacks) et de "lit" n'arrive pas du tout à faire battre mon coeur. Je trouve que cela va trop vite, et que leur relation a pris une tournure trop rapide et dénuée de romantisme.
J'aime beaucoup Simon Liang et j'étais ravie de le retrouver ici après "Youth"...Mais quelle déception. Ils lui ont donné un rôle presque inutile. Un rôle de faire-valoir. Il n'y a aucune étincelle d'amitié, de bromance entre lui et Marcus, pas de peps, rien, si ce n'est des dialogues insipides...
Les histoires d'amitiés entre les personnages féminins n'ont pas de consistance non plus. Les amies de Xiao En ne sont là non plus que pour ajouter de la popularité au Lead Féminin, du soutien.
J'ai donc été plutôt déçue.

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If you're sick of the typical tropes in Taiwanese romance novels or in Taiwanese/Korean/Japanese romance dramas, then this one is for you.
Kind of like Extraordinary You and W: Two Worlds in that main characters travel between a fictional literary world and a "real world," but more focused on the love line and hilarious references to other works in Taiwan, Japan, and Korea.

The leads are all eye candy and the dialogue is friggin' hilarious. If you have been watching Korean drama in recent years you would understand some of the references a little more -- they paid homage to Crash Landing On You, Secret Garden, Goblin, Descendants of the Sun, and more. The way the main characters describe drama tropes is A+ and if you regularly consume rom coms you'd understand -- "oh, shower scene again?!" "how do people kiss in the morning? did they even brush their teeth?"

Unfortunately, while the story spends so much effort making fun of tropes, it later on becomes tropey in itself and thus slightly hypocritical, with a nasty second female lead and unexplained attraction between male and female leads. It's almost as if the leads are in love because "the writer wants them to be," so that was disappointing :( (especially since the female lead is a regular consumer of romance novels and would understand the power of warm second male leads! Why she falls in love with the first male lead is ???? to me, though I see why it's necessary for plot development LOL.

I would also appreciate it more if Qing Feng could make a greater comeback in later episodes -- as the real world writer, for example.

Still would recommend for the comedy factor, and if you like to ship leads -- the second male lead here is superb. I love his character so much and the script didn't do him enough justice :(
The rewatch value goes to the many joke scenes, like the certain kdrama remakes :0)

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Iconic romantic drama!

Best Taiwanese drama ever! Great storyline, music, visuals and graphics.
As for the storyline I really liked how the FL managed to break the stereotypes of FL despite of being shy,emotional,pity character the FL was brave, independent smart and quirky and fought for her love until the end. Marcus chang really portrayed two characters well, from changing into an overbearing, arrogant CEO to calm ,composed CEO. The switching of roles were portrayed really well. Second ML was also very good in terms of acting. I really liked how ML chased the FL until the end despite of getting rejected again and again. The chemistry between the leads was great and full of sweet moments. If you are looking for an iconic, fantasy, emotional romantic drama it's highly recommended. Don't jump into conclusions early the plot is outstanding . Overall it's 10/10 drama for me.
Kudos to screenwriters,cast,crew and dramasettv channel for bringing this drama. I really wish that lost romance drama gets recognised in international platforms and become a major hit series in other countries also. Thanks to all people who bought this amazing drama to viewers in times of pandemic where people are so sad and depressed. These type of dramas really lighten mood in free time.
Note: Watch this drama it's highly recommended for viewers who are looking for an iconic rom-com drama..

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So freaking worth the hype!

OMG I just finished this drama and I'm so in love. This, ladies and gentlemen, is what we call a love story.

It's quite rare to find so many good things in a drama, but this one is truly a gem. They did a great job not only turnig a "complicate/confusing" plot into an interesting one, but also wrapping all the loose ends with a pretty cute bow.

The main leads have OUT OF THIS WORLD chemistry, I mean, the PDA was heavy and they were on FIRE. It was honestly one of the most risqué scenes I've seen in a asian dramas. It also had a great amount of skinship to satisfy your romantic naughty heart (it does feel like you are reading those books with "weirdly" enticing covers of half naked man).

So we have an amazing cast and I was not disappointed by them, either the main or the secondary leads.
Vivian Sung did a great job with the Female Lead. She was independent, so funny and had an awesome guilty pleasure (I mean, who has never fantasized about a domineering, handsome CEO? ;) ) and her friendship with her BFF was so relatable that I missed hanging out with mine in this quarantine. I have not seen any other work from her, but now I sure will.

I'm overly suspicious to talk about Marcus Chang (I'm a fan, the man can act, sing, dance...), but he was so good doing both characters!! He was a classic domineering sexy beast of a CEO, with a soft heart and in dire need of the right one (oh be still my heart).

Well nothing is perfect, so the drama did have some flaws. We do get annoying characters, I mean He Tianxing had the worst family in "real" life, and he doesn't have a normal reaction to them (I mean they treat him horribly and he kind of let it all go, and I'm like: - Dude, get a spine and kick the toxic people out of your life!"). And the "real life" part of the drama was the boring part, BUT I promise you, all the other parts are so worthy!

All in all it was a beautiful romance and definitely a great watch (specially now that you don't have to wait a whole week for the next episode).

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The best Taiwanese drama of 2020

At first I started watching this drama, because some aspects of the story reminded me of W: Two Worlds and Extraordinary You.

I found the first episode a little tedious, but the following episodes stuck me in the story and since then I was looking forward to the next episodes.

I admit that I liked the story better when it happened in the book, because the plot in the real world, for me, was a little tedious

About the characters, I loved the female lead and the way she made fun of the romantic cliché stories. This role was made for Vivian Sung and I loved her in this role.
The first lead irritated me at times and until halfway through the drama I shipped the protagonist with the second lead.

Speaking of the second lead, he was one of the best characters in this drama, I loved his attitudes and I loved the ending that the story gave him.

Now for sure the character that I hated the most in this drama was Chuchu, at first she was very annoying and then when she started to become friends with the female lead I even started to like her, but I hated the way that the story turned her into a villain, I think it would be much better to leave her as a friend of the principal, without creating an unnecessary female rivalry.

In summary, this is a very cute and romantic drama that will surely bring you some good laughs and you will be addicted to the story and hope that the couple will be together soon.

The ost of this drama is also perfect and for sure many songs will stay in your head and you will probably want to put them in your playlist

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This is stay-up-all-night drama for me!

I have recently been in a slump, where I get bored after the first-kiss in dramas, but this one keeps the interest up throughout. There is no slump in the middle or end, and even the surrounding side-plot is relevant and interesting enough that I barely skipped ahead, where I skipped I did only because I needed to know what the FL and ML were going to do next. Also the chemistry is great and the acting is really good.
At it's heart, it is a story about personal growth and integration of suppressed personality traits.
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The setting is interesting and for people who watch and read a lot of romance-plots there are so many hilarious moments, with a very self-aware FL. She is intelligent and witty throughout, even when all the people around her are cookie-cutter romance novel characters (which is so well done, like none of them have background stories, families or lives of their own) and I love how both the FL and ML are so different and more realistic in the "Real World" part of the story, because in the "Book World" the FL often acts outrageous, because she knows nothing can really happen to her, its a novel after all, nobody really gets fired or killed there, especially if you are the FL and ML is your overbearing, never-smiling CEO, who is only nice to the FL. Their actions are well-explained, which I always find important. FL acts crazy, because once in her life she can. ML acts rude, because we only see his "dark side".
But all of this makes sense in the end, because the ML, at death's door and having lived all his life to get recognition from his father, finally needed to face all of the things he had stuffed down in his psyche and FL also needed a playground to be fierce, crazy and brave in, living her life as timid corporate slave before, constantly needing to escape via romance novels. Afterwards both are changed and "whole", in themselves and together.

If for nothing else, watch it for Marcus Cheng playing He Tianxin as he melts away. Trust me, it's really good.

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An okey drama but nothing special

My expectations were quite high for the drama and I did enjoy some parts of it but frankly speaking it is not as good as its rating suggests.
Mainly because the real world part of the plot is quite lame and poorly thought out. The whole ML's siblings' struggle for control over the corporation is downright ridiculous and feels like a third rate soap opera. Almost all the characters of the real world are either unsympathetic or unremarkable.
The part where the FL finds herself in a novel is actually much better. It has some really funny moments and heart-warming scenes. The only weak point of the novel part of the plot is the cringe worhty episode about FL and ML abduction by an evil character that came out of the blue and totally ruined the famous sex scene that happened immediately after.
I must say the love story both in real world and the novel did not impress me much. It was mildly amusing at best. By the end of the drama I was more interested whether the ML sister and her assistant would be together or not. The issue is that in the novel the FL is in love with the ML almost instantly. It feels quite unrealistic and shallow. That's why her and Qing Feng gradually growing sympathy is more believable and makes more sense.
The drama definately has a good cast. I liked all the main and almost all the support actors and actresses. Especially gorgeous Marcus Chang who portrays two different persons here with such an ease. My favourite here though is Simon Lian. I think his acting and charisma made Qing Feng the most likable character in the drama. The Qing Feng true story would make a great plot for a drama actually.
On the whole I do not regret watching the drama but I definintely won't rewatch it.

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This is how a romance involving an alternate world should be!

I suppose many people when reading Lost Romance's synopsis will immediately connect it to the KDrama "W" or even last year's high school comic book romance drama "Extraordinary you" (which was very ordinary in my opinion). I admit to being quite skeptical at first when I read LR's synopsis. I went "Not again! Another W!" You see, I was very very disappointed with W. It was a total wreck in my opinion. Hence, that influenced my perception of any romance drama with an alternate world setting. Having said that, I have a soft spot for TDramas even though most of them performed terribly; there were times when you get gems of legendary status such as Autumn's Concerto, Meteor Garden, It Started With a Kiss, Prince turns into a frog, Fated to Love You etc etc that got adapted many times over into CDramas, KDramas, JDoramas, Thai lakorn, Filipino drama etc. So, I have some hope left for the TDrama industry. Hence, I went into Lost Romance with caution and I am glad I did!

Lost Romance is by far the best example of how a romance drama involving an alternate world should be! I know so far it has received mixed reviews. Those who disliked it mostly could not wrap their heads around the alternate world setting. Why did they go into the novel world? How did that happen? If you are one of those who can get caught up with the scientific explanation of the hows and whys in order to enjoy a drama, you might not like this drama. Lost Romance does not offer to fully explain why and how they traveled into the novel world. The leads did try to discuss why and how it happened but in the end they too had to dismiss it. The ML, in the final episode, reflected and said that perhaps it was due to his desperation and lost of hope that drew him into the novel world. The jury is out on that but again, the hows and whys are not important in this drama. If you had watched Someday or One Day - which coincidentally is also one of my recent favourites - you'll also notice the they did not fully explain the whys and hows - simply the ML & FL time traveled when listening to Wu Bai's song and hence the events/story started.

Another popular reason given by those who disliked LR is because they could not comprehend or stand the FL's hesitations. This I have to disagree. I think the hesitations are valid. After all, the ML in the novel and in the real world are two entirely different people in character and personality, and the FL had promised the ML in the novel world that she will love only him. So, immediately jumping on to the ML in the real world will be equivalent to cheating. In this, I agree with the FL's actions to stay firm and loyal to one man only (aka the man in the novel world whom she gave her promise to).

The pacing of this drama is just right for me. I am after all, a person used to watching CDramas with over 30+ episodes. This sort of pacing in LR is just perfect -neither too fast nor too slow. I find myself wanting to watch episode after episode without fast forwarding any parts.

The chemistry between the ML and FL is perfect. And while we are at the topic of chemistry, I would like to announce a good news to all those drama lovers out there who are seeking for romance dramas with lots of kissing, skinship and bed scenes....you will be pleased to know that Lost Romance will fulfill them for you!

Where story goes - it is a pretty simple romance story. Lost Romance does not pretend to make things complicated with multiple plots or try to explain every single thing. It is simply a love story. There are some business and family-related skirmish but it's just on the side and do not distract from the main couple's love story. There are love-able and dislike-able characters, some comedy and adequate push-pull factor in the romance to keep the viewers interested in the OTPs relationship. It also has a perfect and unhurried ending. With only 20 episodes and lots of lovey-dovey scenes in every episode, LR has a high re-watchability value. So, what's stopping you? Now that it has ended, it's the perfect drama for you to binge watch! Overall, I give Lost Romance a 9/10. Happy watching!

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Yan Qing Xiao Shuo within a Yan Qing Xiao Shuo

Lost Romance (LR) was linked to Romance of Tiger and Rose (RoTR) as both were aired about the same time and have similar concepts about main character stuck in a fictional story. However, as one watched on, one would soon realized that these are 2 different dramas.

RoTR is a more predominantly a romantic comedic series, and LR is a 言情小說 "yan qing xiao shuo" (romantic fiction). After the initial fish out of water, comedic moments of Zheng Xiao En getting pulled in and adapting to the fictional world, the drama took a turn to be more melodramatic as it slowly unraveled the past of Si Tu Ao Ran / He Tian Xing, mystery of getting stuck in a fictional story, and the power struggles that comes with being an Overbearing CEO.

Bear no mistakes, I still enjoyed this drama, especially the hilarious moments, funny dialogues (mostly from Xiao En), and *glups* the steamy scenes. However, I suppose it also a realization for myself that I have a higher preference to rom coms compared to melodramas. I also realized I have slightly grown out of the "Rude Male Leads with a past, so please forgive and love him" troupe when I kept rooting for Xiao En to fall for the warmer Second Male Lead, Duanmu Qing Feng in the fictional world. He Tian Xing is great, just that he is not Si Tu Ao Ran. Perhaps this how 言情小說 "yan qing xiao shuo" is.

Watch for the comedic element in the drama. And maybe if you love 言情 Yan Qing, you would personally enjoy it even more.

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the most romantic drama of 2020!

Always a big fan of Korean and Chinese Drama.

But this Taiwan drama definitely come and make itself the most memorable,
romantic drama of the year!

I've been spoiled with so many good ones this year.
Crash Landing on you (then something in the rain and one spring night)
Romance of Tiger and Rose
Love by Hypnotic
Maiden Holmes
and now,
Lost romance.

the story is unique.
the script is awesome
love all the quotes, the banters, the conversations.

Both of the lead is amazing! How they portray the characters.
The romance is out of this world.
The kiss, lets not talk about how hot it is!
all is very passionate.

if you live for chick-lit, the romance novel that satisfy the audience,
than you will breath for this one, as if it is made to our pleasure! all-in-one!

wishing for season 2!!

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