Gank Your Heart

The big positive is that the main character isn't stupid and doesn't get fooled in most cases. Plus, he's a pretty handsome guy portrayed by an actor who can act; let's not look for faults with him, it doesn't make much sense. He was well written and well acted. As for the heroine... she's not bad, she's not entirely the type to get on your nerves, but her actress. That's where I had a bit of a problem, because I felt like she didn't quite know how to conceptualize the heroine at times, and her fake smile annoyed me terribly. I rarely thought she smiled from the heart. The other characters were more like the sort of complementary character archetypes, you couldn't say that any of them stood out; they were simply there to complete the setting for the heroine and hero. The only one who stood out to me for his development and character was Pei Xi. You didn't really know what to expect from him at the beginning, but it became clearer as time went on so that by the finale he was just great. Unlike the villains, whose meanness was constantly reiterated, even though it was done by different characters. We basically had to go through the same pattern twice to finally get to something decent the third time (here I'm referring to their professional successes and failures). If I had anything to say about the relationship between the main characters, it was definitely nice how it came naturally; they basically hit it off, spent time together, and it just kind of happened. It's just that then the stakes... Fortunately, we didn't have a long struggle for it and the viewer at least got the picture pretty quickly, it just took a bit longer for the characters to say it to each other. Leaving aside the characters, the acting and the story, which is simply straightforward, even if it goes around the same circle twice, let's look at the editing, the editing. Excuse me, but it is disgusting! The way the scenes were edited at times... did they really not have more time to spend on that? The quality of the editing disturbed me terribly. The scenes strangely failed to follow each other at times, at one moment a character had A in his hand, then B, then A again... these details increase the quality of the work significantly if they are well done; if they are sloppy, they decrease it horribly. And this is not the first time I’ve seen this from a Chinese series. Do they really have that little time to do it properly? Enough complaints. To sum up, it was actually a watchable series, and it doesn't really matter if you play online games or if you're an esports fan, because this was ultimately about shifts in romance and work. Even despite the Chinese nationalism. A better 3 stars. (02.12.2020)