Asian Addicts Anonymous

This series of episodes sees three of our main quartet playing the self-blame game. Oh, and we have Zhan (? I can’t remember the name, lol) who is Ji Bai’s superior in on this as well. This would be the superior Ji Bai complained of as he, I believe, blames Zhan for the death/disappearance of Zhao Han’s father and this

Ok, that did surprise me. I thought that I had things somewhat figured out with who killed Ye Zi Xi, but I hadn’t. The plot just keeps getting thicker and thicker. Of course, we do get a few breaks in the crazy melodrama for some cuteness and comedy. It really helps. I really tried hard to capture some of Wang

Again, plots within plots within plots. Everything is related and everything goes back to the Ye family. It’s cute, in all of this melodrama, to see Xu Xu trying to comfort Ji Bai. I also like how we get to learn more about Xu Xu and why she is the way she is.

The stern perfectionist Ji Bai has a softer teasing side. Who knew? I like that Ji Bai. The only problem with it is that it seems to come too fast without a natural progression. He was all anti-Xu Xu and them BOOM! Although, he does explain his change of heart to Zhao Han, it’s still…sudden. And who knew that Xu

We get to start near the end of the episode and then rewind back to where episode two left off. While I do get what Ji Bai is trying to do with Xu Xu, I think that the girl does deserve some credit for what she accomplished with only half the facts that Ji Bai had. And…you have to give

Do you want comedy, romance, suspense, action, and psychology? You’ll get all that and more in Chinese drama When A Snail Falls In Love (如果蜗牛有爱情; Ru Guo Wo Niu You Ai Qing). This is a live action adaptation of a novel by the same name written by Ding Mo. It airs 3 episodes every Monday and just started yesterday! This