He does that mischievous smile well, but the way he carries himself seems unnatural. The shortcoming of this drama is sometimes Yang Yang looks too stiff. However, in Love 020, I honestly fell in love with Xiao Nai’s roommates. In the other two dramas, side characters were just side-characters, and I don’t think I felt any emotional attachment to them. I felt this drama did characters connections better than the two dramas above. I love their bond and how they always have each other back, although most of the time, they like to tease each other.
The friendship between Xiao Nai and his three college buddies, Hao Mei, Qiu Yong Hou, and Yu Ban Shan, is so funny and cute. Actually, what I liked the most about this drama is the interactions between the different characters. Their dialogue is witty, funny, and mischievous. In the beginning, sometimes I would fast forward to the game portion because that was the only place I can watch Wei Wei and Xiao Nai interact with each other. Sometimes I have problems with CG in Chinese drama, but I really love the game graphic in here the graphic does not feel out of place. The interweaving of the game world and real-life in this drama is so refreshing and interesting. They decide to meet each other in real life, and they become one of the most enviable couples on campus. Xiao Nai and Wei Wei get to know each other in the game, and they start developing feelings for each other. When Reed Wei Wei Wei (Bei Wei Wei online nick) gets dumped and humiliated by her online husband, Yi Xiao Nai He (Xiao Nai nick) jumps right in and proposes to her online. This drama takes place both in the real world and within an online MMORPG called A Chinese Ghost Story (this is a real game). Lastly, Love 020 or A Slight Smile is Devastating, starring Yang Yang as Xiao Nai and Zheng Shuan as Bei Wei Wei. An additional plus? The songs from this drama are excellent, “You are my pretty sunshine~.” Watching the cut during the last few episodes, I felt the younger actors did better conveying the college youth feel. I’m glad they used other actors in the college portion instead of Wallace and Tang Yan. Additionally, the college portion is well done. I said it before, and I will say it again, but I think most of Yichen’s emotion can be seen through his eyebrows. You can really feel Yichen’s love for Mosheng through Wallace Chung’s acting.
I do not condone his actions in this scene but his acting is honestly top-notch here. I cannot give you the spoilers, but if you watch it, you will understand why I put Wallace Chung on a pedestal after this drama. The scene below is one of my favorite scenes. The most outstanding aspect of this drama is Wallace Chung as He Yichen. I prefer her college personality, but if you see what she went through, you can understand why she became less vibrant and outspoken. I did not like the fact that sometimes, when she talks to him, she tends to put her head down she almost seems like a child getting reprimanded by her parents. Part of the reason is that the adult Mosheng was more reserved, shy, and timid. I like the fact that back in their college days, Mosheng chased after Yichen, but when they became older, he had to chase after her. However, it has been 10 years, and they were both different in many ways. It felt like in the beginning, they just ignored the elephant in the room and tried to resume where they left off.
Some unnecessary angst because both leads refuse to talk to each other. Hahaha, it’s like Feng Teng knows he is being manipulated, but she’s so flattering and adorable, so he’s just like “whatever.” But at these moments, she also knows the right words to use. When there is a problem between Feng Teng and Shan Shan, they often resolve it quickly because Shan Shan is straight forward and doesn’t hide her feelings well. She knows her shortcomings, and she tries to overcome them through hard work and dedication.
I like that Shan Shan is naive and innocent, but no matter how dumb she thinks she is, she really is not stupid at all when it really matters. Cinderella doesn’t always have to depend on her prince to take care of her when she is perfectly capable of taking care of herself. But what makes this a good drama is that just because the concept has been done a lot does not mean that people have been doing it right. The whole premise of a poor girl dating the CEO is pretty much overly done. How much I love them is proportional to how much they eat throughout this drama, so let’s just say it was a hellaloadalot.
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