The Wrong Paris

Surprisingly good! The scenery is beautiful, with autumn forests and pastures, and a light mist swirling around the river – perfect for this time of year.

The dating reality show is quite interesting; it's more like a challenge game than a dating show, with lots of laughs. Cinderella was really effective, haha.

Speaking of which, didn't the production team anticipate this ending? It felt like an obvious loophole, basically just giving the couple start-up capital.

The guy is handsome and the girl is beautiful, but the romance is just so-so. However, the ending was still a little touching.

It's a rom-com of above-average quality (comparing the rom-com shows from around 2000 to those from 2020 onwards, the early shows mostly made the female lead choose between career and love; now it's about having both – times have changed).

Haha, this feels like a short drama! The male lead's entrance on horseback was really funny.

And that physique of his... wow!

It's lighthearted, entertaining, and pleasing to the eye. I'm starting to understand why short dramas are so popular.

From some angles, the male lead even looks a bit like Armie Hammer. It was quite amusing to see the two of them teasing the production team.

Overall it was alright, but the male lead seemed pretentious; he was the kind of guy who flirted and easily seduced girls, even though the female lead kept saying she was going to be out of the running, and then inexplicably panicked when she found out the truth. The female lead, on the other hand, was quite likable.

It's a pretty good popcorn comedy. The male lead is handsome and the female lead is well-chosen.

It's a visually appealing movie, although the plot is easy to guess.

Aside from the female lead not being pretty, it's quite good-looking. It's just that they didn't explain whether the variety show was popular or not.