The Best Thing

Dargom Bes — Sun, 02 Mar 2025 06:57:19 +0000

The hotel room manager, Shen Xi Fan, is a workaholic. She suffers from insomnia and migraines due to her high-intensity work, so she goes to see a Chinese medicine doctor and meets the gentle and handsome Chinese medicine doctor He Su Ye at the tail end of her youth. However, she often forgets to take the medicine due to her busy work and always causes He Su Ye headaches due to her forgetfulness.

Originally, the relationship between the two was only limited to a doctor-patient relationship, but it unexpectedly turns out that they actually live in the same community, and it was due to the unexpected encounters, again and again, that allowed the love between the two to slowly sprout. Shen Xi Fan is cautious because of a failed first love. He Su Ye was abandoned by his first love and has closed his heart since then.

Gradually, Shen Xi Fan grows closer and closer to He Su Ye and in the "awkward" stage of his interactions with Shen Xi Fan, He Su Ye gradually understands the true meaning of love and begins to pursue love. He Su Ye's determination and hard work in the cause of traditional Chinese medicine also guided Shen Xi Fan to recognize herself and finally find her perfect match.

(Source: Chinese = iQiyi || Translation = MyDramaList)

~~ Adapted from the novel "Ai Ni, Shi Wo Zuoguo Zui Hao De Shi" (爱你，是我做过最好的事) by Sheng Li (笙离).

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Smile Code

Dargom Bes — Wed, 13 Nov 2024 22:33:58 +0000

It tells the story of a down-and-out part-time talk show actress and an aloof male audience member suffering from alexithymia who get close to each other and heal each other. A love story of a woman who is funny to the end and a man who can’t laugh, a love contest begins. However, what connects the romance is not just the emotions between men and women, but also the struggling urban youths living in Shanghai. On and off the stage in the play, the spicy yet observational complaints hit the pain points of life, and the humorous ridicule is light, but it is also full of optimism and open-mindedness.

(Source: Chinese = Weibo || Translation = MyDramaList)

~~ Adapted from the novel "Lost Laughter" (失笑) by Zu Le (祖乐).

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