Seja Minha Família (2023)

A Encantadora Experiência De Ver Um Drama Com Sentimentos de Pessoas Reais

Que atuação maravilhosa, dos personagens, até as crianças tem química, amo drama com crianças, e essas duas aqui fizeram um trabalho excecional. A direção também foi maravilhosa. Que drama, pra guardar no coração. Amo esse tipo de drama em que você pode ver que são pessoas reais, com sentimentos reais, mesmo que as situações não sejam comuns, ainda são pessoas. Não como em alguns dramas que enfiam comédia eu tudo que é lugar, daí tem uma cena de tristeza, daí quando volta para essa pessoas que estava triste, ela já está com raiva, tentando fazer comédia, ou fingindo que o sentimento não existe. Não é um drama pesado, mas é um drama com sentimentos reais. Eu so quero falar novamente que a atuação da protagonista foi maravilhosa, eu nunca tinha visto um drama com ela, e nossa, que atuação, e o personagem masculino também não deixa a desejar nem um pouco, mas ela foi realmente incrível.
Não tenho palavras para esse drama, eu amei cada pedacinho, fico feliz por estarem aprendendo a fazer casais assim, que ficam bastante tempo junto e que se separam tem um motivo lógico, e não “rançoso” para assistir a separação, é apenas triste de forma saudável. A classificação desse drama pra mim, eu nem sei como fazer, pois é ele não é um drama poderoso e avassalador para está nos favoritos, a categoria abaixo dessa pra mim, (sim, eu coloco meus dramas em categorias, em listas no “tv time”, e no meu coração) é “amo demais, quase favorita”, ele é tipo de drama que se encaixaria perfeitamente nesse categoria, com um bom casal, uma bela historia, mas não dá para ser só isso, ele vai ter que entrar para os favoritos, eu vim escrever essa resenha, apenas para poder entender onde esse drama vai está, e bem eu descobri. Está nos meus favoritos!

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Watch for the wonderfully amazing kids, great OTP, hilarious rival ... BUT some caution ahead ...

There is so much to love about this drama -- the OTP pairing between Xie Binbin and Zheng Qiuhong, the most ridiculously adorable kids ever, and a rival you think you're going to thoroughly loathe, but end up finding absolutely delightful and hilarious. All of these factors make this drama worth watching.

ACTING:
Xie Binbin, who is simply adorakable and was also enormously likable in Party A Who Lives Beside Me, is equally endearing here. He's not the most emotive or best actor, but you can still sense his ever-present regret over his initial motivations, all of which culminates into a moving and heartfelt speech near the end of episode 27. He and Zheng Qiuhong, who was equally fantastic in Dine With Love, have great chemistry together. The pairing is inspired and I hope to see them together again in a future drama. But it's the children who are truly revelatory. At first, they just seem like your typical adorable C-drama kids, but it's almost magical watching Zhang Yanbo and Huang Bosi together as the story unfolds and they interact like true siblings. Episode 26, in particular, is a gem. First you'll cry, then you'll laugh out loud as the kids break your heart before charming your socks off.

Yang Xue'er, who plays Tong Luoqi, is pitch perfect as the bitchy rival with the heart of gold. I'd seen her in a number of other dramas before, but this character really allowed her to shine. Some of the funniest scenes in the drama involve her and the children, and some of the most heartwarming scenes are also between her and the FL.

Finally, I was surprised by my unexpected sympathy for Qin Tian once his back story was revealed. He was a different person in the flashbacks, and credit goes to Jin Chong for his acting. Of course, it doesn't justify his actions in any way, but it made his character more interesting and nuanced -- he wasn't just some one-dimensional villain out for the usual revenge.

STORY:
There are some minor quibbles here and there that can be glossed over, but there are a few significant issues that mar what otherwise could have been a very satisfying romcom. One of the biggest weaknesses is the secondary couple. Both BFFs are perfectly fine ... and yet ... somehow bland. That blandness spills over into their equally uninspired romance, which was really the only draggy part of the drama. Far too much time is spent on a courtship that has no spark.

Another major weakness is the overall plot that drives the entire story. A key component of the "mystery" is fairly obvious within the first episode and by the mid-point, viewers have a pretty good idea as to the other elements of the mystery. And yet, more than a dozen episodes go by before some of these theories are finally confirmed. (Eg. Speaking as someone with relevant experience, how does that detail about the brother not come up even once in conversation?!) I don't mind plot predictability, but the build-up to a couple of the big reveals felt quite forced, unrealistic, and unnecessary. Not surprisingly, the plot briefly got splattered with some obligatory "dog's blood". By the time the series ended, I still had some unanswered questions as to how certain key events were even possible.

Despite these problems -- and unlike The Love You Give Me, a recent modern drama that I found extremely frustrating to watch -- Please Be My Family was still very enjoyable. At less than 30 minutes each, it's also a breezy binge. Ultimately, the strongest aspect of this drama is the main cast of genuinely wonderful characters. They really carry the show and help compensate for the storyline flaws.

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