Yuan Lai Ni Shi Zhe Yang De Gu Xian Sheng

A cold CEO, a young student, contract marriage, the jealous evil shrew makeup this funny drama. A little cliche but luckily the cast did a great job portraing each character. Making us forget that the plot on it's self is a little dull and make us laugh.

In her first and only role, hopefully not the last, Zhan Zhi Chao does an amzing job. Her body language, showing her feelings of happiness, sadness, and frustration.

As for Chen Jing Ke, a relatively new actor, does a really good job os displaying the characters trauma and like most CEO's he does not show his emotions easily and with the use of his eyes and body he definitely makes moment on screen very memorable.

Of course there are moments where the characters are a bit anoying and too immature, always running away instead of sitting down and talk things through.

In the end everything falls into place and the jealous evil shrew even gets what she deserves.

I'm not sure why this drama is rated so highly. For me, it is just too juvenile. As I watched the first episode I wondered why all the actors were stilted, I didn't feel real emotions, more like caricatures of people. The transitions from scene to scene were abrupt. Since it was all actors, I blame it on writing and direction.

I tried to give this a chance, I actually watched it into the 11th episode, but I don't like the CEO and don't want him to get the girl, he acts like he is seven years old, not funny, not interesting. The girl is okay, but I feel no connection. Her brother is another male jerk. I didn't connect with any of the characters, they were all too immature. So, I'm done.

The female lead in Hello Mr. Gu completely ruined the drama for me. I tried to be patient, hoping she would improve in later episodes, but she only made it worse. Her acting felt overly exaggerated and unnatural, making it impossible to connect with her character. She was supposed to be cute and lovable, yet her performance had the opposite effect-I couldn't sympathize with her at all. Her portrayal felt forced and unsuitable for the role, making the drama frustrating to watch. Her presence made every scene unbearable, and I had to drop the show.

The male lead, on the other hand, was actually quite good. His acting was natural, and he portrayed his character with charm and depth. He had great screen presence and carried many scenes on his own. If the female lead had been better, I might have enjoyed the drama more.