A Little Thing Called First Love (2019)

Awesome series I watched till now!!! This is my 4th Chinese series till now... although I watched through subtitles cause I don't get Chinese...but all my love from India, great actors working there...hats of to their splendid work!! taking each shot very much played sensibly...most of what I liked in the series is care misunderstanding.. leading to understanding b/w the couple...much of responsibility towards each other passion in order to achieve their dreams...is what develops love... which is lacking in current generation... beautifully produced into series... story script is just marvelous!!!!??????❤️??

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romantic

at first, i was a little reluctant to watch this drama, however after watching it i’m really glad i did.
pros: 1. this drama had a good storyline and good character development, especially miaomiao. she changed from being a timid girl to a confident girl. 2. the acting was quite good, especially since it’s lai guan lin’s first time acting.
3. the whole drama was full of sweet and romantic scenes, and they also injected a good amount of humour into it.
cons: 1. the story is a little unrealistic in how the most popular boy can fall in love with someone like miaomiao. i mean there could be because of something else but that’s just my opinion.

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Actually I like the storyline cause it somehow relatable eventhough its a bit slow. The actors and actresses are also good at playing their roles. But the ending for me is not statisfying. The girl forgave him make me think that he would do the same things he done before if he given choice again. No, i think it's even worse cause i dont think he felt what he did was wrong. The truth is he was wrong. Those choices is hers to make. She decided to go because of him at first, so she had the right to know about it. Leaving her alone also without contact her for a long time, make me think that he didn't love her that much or he's so overconfident that she would not love guy other than him. Then after a long time, he came back, urge the girl to forgive him and even lying to the girl so that she would come to him. What i see is a selfish man that think he did the right things.

Luckily, the story between the male lead's bestfriend is good. The way he pursuit love quite unique and adorable. I would love to watch their drama if there are out there.

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I know lots of people say the storyline is so cliche and usual and whatnot but for me this is one of the best drama I've ever seen. For one thing I liked the Thai version and they made a series out of the movie how cool is that?!
I know there are scenes that makes you cringed or sad or hurt or something but I tell you watching this drama is worth it!!
Also, i like it when they didn't even had a proper kissing scene (as what you call it) they even had a little chance to hug each other (i think they only hug twice in the whole series) but intimate scene like that don't needed because you're gonna feel giddy and cannot help but smile and feel soft everytime they talk or smile at each other that is how big the chemistry between the main characters is. And yeah, I also love the side characters like He Xin and Kai Tuo, Da Chao and Xiao Yue

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it makes me think of pure love in university days

I love the drama its awesome for this a university love story.
the characters are good and so as the actor.
they may not be the best new actor but i think the character suit them well.
this kind of drama is actually fitted for newly launch actor.
the transformation of female lead is quite.
he he he he he...even during his curly hair ugly look...she can't actually hide her pretty face...
she's really pretty...
the best thing in this drama are the ost....
the location by the way was awesome....but does it really exist in university do they have that super nice classroom...this made me envy by the way.
well done for the whole cast..
if you like to feel the sweet honest love story university type i would recommend you to watch...
but i wish they shorten the drama they can actually fit it to less than 30 episodes..

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Sometimes...the remake....is worse

Woof. This was rough. Like I almost dropped it rough. This wasn’t a bad drama per se, I’ve seen far worse, but rough is the aptest word I have for it. I’ve seen quite a few reviews give it very positive feedback and while I think some of it is warranted, I think it overlooks some of the glaring issues this show has that may make someone want to not watch the show.

Okay, so I need to address something first because most of the issues in the show stem from this, it’s kinda like the original sin. This drama is based on the sleeper hit Thai film CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE, and it explains so much of the weird stuff that happens in the second half of the show. Like after I finished the drama and had taken a few days to really take it in, I watched the original movie, and everything that had confused me suddenly made sense.

Story: The story...bad. I love the first half, the part set in high school, it was the best part of this story and character-wise. It was fun and cute, a perfectly fine teen drama, a good adaption of the original text. But when it gets to the college stuff, it gets real weird. Some of the story plots make zero sense cause they are in college, they don’t fit into the setting nor do they do anything for character or relationship growth. Characters and character arcs get destroyed. Product placement galore (this one is bad morally, considering who their target audience is, what they are saying through framing and story, and what exactly they are selling - but as an adult who can do critical thinking I found it funny, do a drinking game to it, take a shot every time Angel Zhao is forced to be like “wow these products are making me prettier and now hot boys like me” while she’s slowly allowed to take off what they used to “uglify” her). Bad writing period. Angel Zhao had the weirdest makeover/character story ever. It was all so goddamn weird to me that a story could fail so spectacularly after a very solid start, especially in terms of messaging. And then I watched the original movie. And then it all made sense. All of it, why Angel Zhao had face paint, fake teeth, and a bad wig the whole time (I don’t even want to touch on the colorism). Why they had Zhao twirl a baton for an overly extended period of time even though, I repeat, she’s in college and a fashion major. This explained why the fashion department was in charge of the school play, I mean theatre production. Why Zhao had to fall into a pool when her feelings get hurt, presumably multiple times cause tv. Why her character has a Cinderella transformation and most of the typical beats of a Cinderella story but falls flat in practically all aspects especially the messaging. It’s all cause it was originally in CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE. If you want to know the major sins of adaption sickness that this suffered, I’ll put it at the end since it really is spoiler heavy. Anyways, the story was bad. Moving on.

Acting/Casting: I actually really liked this cast, they just got a subpar script, especially the secondary female lead. Like her character changed completely during the second half of the show and it was an insult to her acting abilities. I think all of the cast can act, maybe not all of them have a range but none of them were miscast. But this show was not what it wanted to be. And poor Angel Zhao had to show up early to set nearly every day to put her ugly suit on and do what she had to do. Pour one out for her.

Music: It was okay, it’s fine. The thing that really got to me was some of the sound editing choices, Most of them were fine, but some of them really were baffling. If this drama had a better, more cohesive story, the sound design/editing would have been the weakest part.

Rewatch Value: I wouldn’t. It’s not particularly spectacular or life changing, it’s not even the best of its genre. It is at times cute and entertaining but that’s about it. If you watch it once honestly that’s enough. I would recommend watching the original movie instead.

1. The first issue with this show is that it tries, to its detriment, to be like the movie. Now, this wouldn’t be bad per se, but the way in which they employ this it’s quite obvious that it was a part of adaptation sickness where they weren’t able to pinpoint what made the original good so they took the most memorable scenes of the show without consideration of the new thing they have created and also they were trying to pad this out. Like honestly this show would have been better as a 16 to 24 episode show. Also, this show does not consider the setting of the original movie in contrast to what it becomes. The original movie is set in middle school. I think it’s quite obvious why this would make for a rocky transition. That said, this leads to the high school half being the strongest part in terms of story and character. High school isn’t that far off from middle school so moving the setting to there doesn’t make me pause and ask "what was that" and "why is this happening". But when placed in a college, it just comes off weird. Like, the reason why she is in the play even though she’s a fashion major is that her movie counterpart was coerced into the school play cause she’s a middle schooler in the drama club. Angel Zhao falls into a pool since it happens in the original when she gets rejected cause angst. This is why her character has a Cinderella transformation, it happened in the original movie because its main target was preteen/teenage girls who know what this means and may love the fantasy. This is the reason for that stupid extended baton twirling subplot and it makes me so unreasonably mad.

2. The next issue may be baffling considering what I previously wrote but these mad lads tried to do it: the show tries to separate itself from and critique the movie. And it is not done well. [play clown music] Like, the movie is flawed - it exits in a weird logic realm and perpetuates harmful messaging at a group primed to take it in uncritically and internalize it in the worst possible ways in the way only 2000s teen girl media could - but at least it’s coherent. I’m not going to go into detail cause the headache is so not worth it, but a good example is the messaging that you should not change yourself for another person. This is laughable for the next reason that this show bites, and yes this did exist in the movie but more in an “I became pretty cause I wanted to attract a guy but I ended up becoming a fashion designer because of it and maybe love allows us to change in good ways”. The point is that the show tries to pointedly go against this, which is comical considering the framing around Angel Zhao’s transformation as being a good thing and “don’t you want to stop being an uggo and be pretty like Angel Zhao? Buy these products and you too can have hot boys want to be with you.” Maybe they should have just let that one go.

3. Product placement! That’s one of the reasons the transformation takes place and they are by no means subtle about this (it wasn’t as bad as ANGEL BESIDE ME but if you’re like me you too will find it comical), they really want their audience of teenagers to buy these products, some which can potentially be dangerous. It’s crazy that they kind of spit on the source material but then go against everything they are saying. And, like, I wouldn’t have an issue with this if one of the products was not basically skin bleach so you can stop “being ugly” cause you have melanin. Which is an insanely dangerous thing to promote to teenagers, a group that is already insecure about their looks and doesn’t think about the long-lasting effects something like that could have on them.

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Coming-of-age C-drama

The main premise for this is quite standard for "coming-of-age/young love" C-dramas:
Geeky girl falls in love with handsome school ace, mix in some friends and enemies, love triangles, a pinch of adults' interference, and a dash of going away/abroad, and there you have it.
So, after reading this, why should you bother watching this, you probably wonder?

It is a rather soothing drama, with good character developments, especially the FL (Miao Miao). I read some reviews not being too happy about her initial appearance and the physical changes, and although I do see the points about her skin tan and the glasses especially, it is a cultural thing.

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" 9.30 in de evening. De time I realized I am in love wid Xiao Miao Miao.”

Basically watched dis drama 4 Lai Gualin as this was de startup vehicle 4 de 17-yr-old in de drama world. De main character develops a full-blown crush on a popular boy in school, but because she has such a shy personality & an appearance that’s—let’s just say she’s not to her fullest potential, de romance stays 1-sided until the boy wakes up and realizes she’s perfect.

If I had a high school senior like our ML, Liang-You-Nian (I’m pretty sure half my school would b just like Miao-Miao falling head over heels 4 him. He’s the whole package. Good-looking, smart, athletic, mature, & most importantly, he’s so nice! Sure, he can be a little awkward @ times& isn't super aware of his feelings (we all know he’s in deep wid Miao Miao long before he realizes). But he’s a kid, he will learn! FL's overnight 360-degree transformation was soo cool , Miao Miao slowly changes over a period of time which makes it feel organic and real. It’s also nice to see that her outward physical transformation reflects her internal transformation

@ first glance, it might seem like a run of the mill first love youth romance. However, de drama is so endearing and sincere that you cannot help but keep watching.

DRAWBACK--The romance between Miao-miao and You-nian was slow. And I do mean slow. I kept getting frustrated at the loads of missed opportunities to advance their romantic relationship and get things more physical.

THING I LOVED_ I will say that their break-up scene at the pool was one of the better break-ups I’ve seen. There’s nothing like a male lead refusing to clear the air and communicate that gets things to bubble up. Miao-miao’s impassioned speech about her feeling insecure about his feelings for her and her just waiting for the other shoe to drop during the entire relationship was stirring. It made total sense, too.

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I started watching this just as a way to practice my Mandarin listening skills, but I ended up really getting into it. I'm usually not a huge fan of Chinese dramas, but I thought this one managed to avoid a lot of the things I usually don't like. For example, even though Miao Miao definitely idolized You Nian while she was in high school, she learned to be more comfortable with him and focused on herself. The only thing I had an issue with was Miao Miao's physical transformation, but I think it could have been worse, so I'll let it slide. If You Nian had only started to like her when she became more attractive, I would definitely take more issue with it.

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" A little thing called first love " was a nice drama, but, towards the ending, they messed it up.

The story was pretty cute, with a nice paced romance. The love triangle was interesting too, with enough intensity to keep things fresh for a while. Although, her friend was a bit clingy and overdoing it with her obsession for her love interest, which was obvious that wouldn't lead her anywhere. Nevertheless, the main character was pretty likable, with a nice, smooth character development that was well handled. However, the final episodes were disappointing. Especially the last one, was a bit open, as they didn't conclude everything nicely.

So, overall, six and a half out of ten.

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Mouse & Lighthouse /or/ Never underestimate the power of a good hairdo °8.5° °Outstanding°

“As long as there's a lighthouse you'll never get lost.” Mom is an optimist. Even still, business has been bad and it's on a skid. Hopefully this new location near the lighthouse will turn things around for them. Speaking of lighthouses, not all are mere buildings: Some people guide us just as well.

ALTCFL is a 2019 release that is rated 8.2 on MDL. It is 1 season consisting of 36 40-minute episodes. It is well directed, written, and acted, and is, hands-down, the best Chinese modern-day feature I've seen, thus far. Simple and gentle piano playing supplements the scenes to soothing effect. The soft techno-pop theme song is good, but none of the soundtrack is Shazamable. Spotify does have the playlist. A project headed up by women, screenwriter Zhao Qian Qian is a force for good with A Love So Beautiful-7 (Korea already adapted it into a Kdrama), Put Your Head on My Shoulder-7.3, and The Love Equations to her credit. The director is Qi Xiao Hui of Consummation. Every element of the show is solid.

That doesn't mean it's blemish free. It has typical Chinese quirks, like when all the characters complain about the heat, yet they don't take off their jackets, smh. Kai’s father falls in the water. In Chinese entertainment, going into the water is treated as a threat of imminent death. Just swim with it as a representation of something traditional rather than an attempt at realism. Small inconsistencies like these can add up, but ALTCFL doesn't have many. What's probably the most subtly offensive is how, when Miao is in her ugly stage, her skin is darker. Asia is under a shared delusion that pale skin is most attractive. Sure, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but just like a sunset is undeniably beautiful, so is a nicely copper-toned skin. For Asia, this isn't really a looks-based preference at all, though. It's an antiquated fashion based on a prideful perspective from the days when fair skin was associated with wealth. Field workers were the ones with the tanned skin. The important people were the pasty ones. Hey, Asia!! - Pasty isn't prettier than a lovely tan.

Lai Kuan Lin (Don't Disturb My Study) plays ML & human lighthouse, Liang You “Nian”. I've gotta admit he's delish - He's sorta perfect. Even his coach seems to have a crush on him. He's kind to kids. He was kind to Miao's sister when he happened upon her. When he says Miao’s name, he makes it sound scrumptious. Think his voice is a rich and woodsy bourbon? He was a pop star before he acted in anything. Call him Mr. Asia: He's Taiwanese, a K-pop star, and is now a Chinese actor. He's also a superb romantic ML. What they did nicely in My ID is Gangnam Beauty-7.5 they do even better here. He sincerely seems to find her cute when she's in her “ugly” stage. The viewer believes he's being drawn into her with his eyes doing the majority of the work. At times he seems more likeable than ice cream… or did I mean lickable? ;)

Zhao Jin Mai (Princess Royal, Amidst a Snowstorm of Love) plays the homely Xia Miao Miao. Her name sounds like “meow-meow”, but she's not a cat, she's a mouse. She's got awful teeth and even worse hair (it looks like a black scotchpad scrubber). She ain't Ugly Betty. UB is a cutie. One can tell Miao’s impy face is cute, but only barely. Miao struggles with math, but she is good at making doll clothes for her sister's enjoyment. (When mom finds out why her curtains keep getting shorter - they've been using the fabric - it's not Miao's happiest moment. Mom is scary.)

Alone at a new school, Miao is transfixed by Nian's beautiful presence. With her new house being on his route to school, they /always/ seem to run into eachother. He is /always/ kind. Miao is seatmates with the surly Lin “Kai” Tuo (Wang Run Ze from Amidst a Snowstorm of Love & Imagine Me Without You, who looks more Caucasus than Asian to me). Kai is particularly antagonistic towards his cousin, Nian. Gruff and often rude, he's got a “thing” for family members: It's love or hate. But even he isn't awful to our sweet mouse who gets into everything, everywhere. The prim He “Xin” (Chai Wei from Justice in the Dark) initially is awful to our mouse, but after a couple random acts of kindness and a couple other brave overtures. they become friends. Xin appears snobishly self-important at first, but she has a warm heart and she's true. Wang Yi Miao is the special topping on this confection as Miao's lifelong friend, Lin 'A Xia’. I'm jealous. I want an 'A Xia’ too. She doesn't get to shine until the summer before college. Mom has a sharp tongue. Dad is warm and quietly content to let mom take the lead but will step up when bravery is required. Miao's alot like dad. Little sister is a touch entitled and bratty but still endearing (she's alot like mom).

Soon, Miao starts to want more from life. She wants to do more, to be more. Like a mouse grabbing crumbs here and there and dedicatedly working the wheel, it all starts to add up to something more, something good. Our little mouse is too cute to be denied. In bangs she reminds me of actress Maisie Williams who plays Arya Stark. Like Arya's journey, this'll take awhile, though. Miao's teeth are even worse than her hair, and the viewer has to put up with them until the end of episode 4, when she finally gets braces. The braces don't come off until ep7. She still has dreadful hair, but she is a cutie-pie without a doubt. Ep7 also sees Nian going to college while the other 4, a year behind, go into grade 12.

ALTCFL is a superb romance. They slow-walk it, yet every moment is delightful. I had just finished watching Zhao Qian Qian's Put Your Head on My Shoulder which starts strong but falls off a tad in the second half. There, they drag out the romance in a frustrating way and don't seem to have enough content for all the episodes. In ALTCFL the director stretches it out perfectly. Nothing feels like filler. Nian excels at everything he does, afterall. So, when it comes to love, we shouldn't expect anything less.

Physical appearance is a theme. Many truths are parallel, being true all-around despite seeming opposite. “There are no ugly women in the world, just lazy ones,” Xin avows. ‘No matter how pretty a woman is, someone out there is tired of putting up with her $h!+,’ on the other hand, is a common saying. People love to complain about the privilege of beauty, but it seems that 90% of us are part of the problem. Going after a person merely for looks is as common as it is foolish, and it's the basis for that harsh cliche about pretty women. Drying up the deep-end, too many people treat beautiful people like collectible figures - shallowness begets shallowness. Be that as it may, we will never stop people from judging external appearance, and looks will never, not be a part of romantic attraction. Protesting it is like protesting the color of the sky. Wrongs, human foibles, and downright stupidity should be called out, but complaining and name-calling are rarely (if ever) the right tactic. Complaining is actually a communicable disease that attacks emotional health but will never change core designs - or innate flaws, if you will. It just drives them underground. You will never complain your way to the top. True, beautiful people have a great advantage in life, but most of us are average. The good news is that confidence is the sexiest thing, and true lasting beauty comes from within.

Too little focus on external appearance, on the flipside, is almost as imbalanced as too much. The physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual are the 4 legs of the table that is humanity. To be a fully developed human, a person should work on each of those aspects and derive pleasure from each as well. Humans, by nature, take everything too far - people aren't good at balance or moderation. I've noticed that many of my fellow nerds refuse to compromise, believing they shouldn't have to change a thing to fit in. That's choosing to believe a lie. We all need improvement, and most people should pay more attention to their physical appearance (even moreso, their health). Don't spend one moment feeling sorry for yourself, Miao teaches us. Just keep going forward. Keep picking up crumbs. Keep improving. Steadily pick up good habits. Life can get hectic and our busy schedules can be murder, but if all your energy is going into your job or being a mom then you aren't a wife or a completed woman. Try new looks: Try a new hairdo (it grows out, don't be scared) - accessorize - put on makeup, pick up healthy habits. If all your energy is going into work, or something worse (like sports or video games) then you aren't a husband or dad. One could even argue that there's a self-indulgent arrogance to neglecting one's appearance, especially if one is married. That person is saying that their mate is not worth the effort.

Don't want to put in the effort? That's a personal choice. Just accept the truth about the likely outcomes of your decisions. Don't carp because things align with the standard profile. “Just because I'm fat doesn't mean that I'm not aware of how society operates,” snaps the zaftig Xia. “I just have a big appetite.” Xia inhabits reality. She understands it. She understands that she must accept it as so. She's made her choice about who she is, what she's about and what she does, and she doesn't complain. She embraces life. She enjoys herself, and she elevates the lives of those around her. She will always be loved just the way she is. She's the healthiest person in the show and the one we all want to hang with. If one looks at a photo of the writer, Zhao Qian Qian, it's easy to imagine that she wrote herself into Xia. I'm a fan of Ms Zhao, so I'd like to think she did. My biggest criticism of the show is that in the second half, Xia devolves into a caricature of herself. She becomes a background eating machine as her character stutters and goes into neutral without continuing her arc. After building her character up, they left her half done.

Finally, don't be part of the problem. Awareness is the key. Attractive people are given more deference and generosity. That ain't fair. Try to ignore looks and treat everyone the same. Don't be the 10,000th person to make a height joke or ask about a scar, birthmark, or some other anomaly over which a person has no control. Can you imagine having to hear the same jokes and comments from everyone new that you meet? What a nightmare. Scripture talks about how when we help a stranger we might be helping angels, unawares. If angels do exist among us they probably do take on the appearance of street people more than movie stars. So be an angel and treat everyone with respect. You never know…

“You never know what the future holds.” The math teacher encourages Miao after she failed the exam. (Only one other student failed, and he's been absent since a serious accident). Her teacher wants her to keep plugging away. Don't give up. That's the theme: Stay on that wheel. Adjust. Try things. Maintain hope. Always be decent. Do your best. No quitting. Soon, YOU will be the lighthouse.


QUOTES?

This is learning. You learn because you don't know it.

Attitude is Altitude

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RATINGS
Directing 8.3
Writing 8.5
Acting 8.2
Romance 8
Flutters 7
Art 7.5
Sound & music 7
Ending8.5

LEVELS
Warmth 7
Action 2
Laughs 3
Tears 2
Fright 2.5
Tension / Anxiety 3.5
Gore 0
Thought provocation 3.8
Snores 0

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Age 11+ This show can be appreciated by a wide age range of viewers.
There's nothing objectionable. There's little physical contact. The relationship progresses slowly. No kisses until the mid to late eps

Rated- Per IMDB it's TV-G: General Audience and per MDL it's TV-PG-13: Parents Cautioned

Re-?? Definitely

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K:
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Period -
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K:
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Fantasy
C: Love Between Fairy & Devil 8.9;
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Why you should watch this drama.

The actor playing Liang You Nian is called Lai Kuan Lin. The actress is named Zhao Jin Mai who plays Xia Miao Miao. I really love her acting and some of the sweet moments that are included in this drama. This drama mainly focuses on art and their slow development in love. This isn’t the best drama, but this is super low key and adorable. Sometimes, I can’t grasp the acting of the actors and actresses for some reason. They don’t express the emotions in some scenes but that doesn’t mean it ruins everything, rather they are super adorable and laughable.

I’m really looking forward to other school dramas which could peak my interest. This drama shows us many relationships between humans and many dating skills. Of course, although you may hate some actress because of their character role, you have to forgive them because it is a role after all.

This drama has some familiar faces. Actor Lai Kuan Lin who was in wanna one. Xu Haiqiao who played in The Journey of Flower. Chen Ke Fan who played in Ten miles of peach blossom. These people are very unforgettable to me. They are very unique in these dramas and I really love them for their art and passion.

I enjoy the background stories and some of the conflicts the female lead had to face. Honestly, the rewatch value is very high because I feel very comfortable watching this drama, it helps me relax and honestly let’s me see an eye candy. Kuan Lin is a very handsome and unique man with an amazing aura. He looks like he is smiling but can be planning your murder LMAOOO. Gosh, he really scared me with that glare at Wang Yu Tian when they were painting the trucks for the welfare community.

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