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The Way You Shine is a charming Taiwanese drama that captivates viewers with its engaging characters and a well-executed love triangle. While the story may follow familiar tropes, it effectively portrays the complexities of friendship and romance, making it relatable for fans of the genre.

The plot centers around a love triangle that adds depth and intrigue to the relationships among the characters. Though it doesn't venture into particularly original territory, the emotional struggles and dynamics presented are compelling enough to keep the audience invested. The chemistry between the leads enhances the romantic tension, and their interactions bring a mix of humor and drama that enriches the viewing experience.

One of the standout aspects of The Way You Shine is its good production quality. The cinematography is visually appealing, and the overall presentation adds a polished feel to the series. The cast delivers strong performances, bringing their characters to life in a way that draws viewers into their emotional journeys.

The first season concludes with a cliffhanger that leaves viewers eagerly anticipating what comes next. This unresolved tension creates a strong desire for a second season, as fans are left wanting more of the characters' stories and growth.

Overall, I would rate The Way You Shine a solid 7 out of 10. While the story may be basic, the combination of good production, engaging performances, and the promise of further developments makes it an enjoyable watch. For those looking for a light, romantic drama with a touch of excitement, this series is worth your time.

If a telenovela and a kdrama had baby this would be it.

This drama has nothing original to it and doesn't really have a good script. Uses plots and storylines we have seen in old school dramas many many times but somehow its kind of addictive and it will hook you so you keep watching, the same that happens with South American telenovelas ( if you speak Spanish or you have ever watch them you will understand what I mean)

The twists are super dramatic and even the music is extra extra.

The acting is good, and I like that each character has a good strong background and backstory from the beginning of the series which builds up a lot of interest, the problem is that they dragged the same exact stories for the whole series. From beginning to finish there character development is almost non existent and it just makes it to repetitive because it almost looks like they are using the same exact script for the controlling mum, the jealous ex husband, the crazy best friend and the harassing sister, every scene repeated again in every episode.

Has a lot of romance but I couldn't feel the chemistry between the leads, i got best friend vibes from the male lead and I didn't find his character believable.

The romance scenes and kisses where believable though and more realistic than korean and Chinese dramas, usually Taiwanese dramas are better at these.

Overall I would say is the kind of show you watch as a guilty pleasure to be entertained and want to have fun but you can turn off whenever you want.