Victor Meutelet

Rhett 2022-04-22 07:01:41

First of all, as one of the high praises I reposted said

need this kind of FMCG

Dorothy 2021-12-28 08:02:19

Recently, most of the fashion media have very similar views on this show, and they all collectively complain about the female protagonist. I think these views are really too self-righteous and arrogant. If the whole world only admires the style of female bosses, that kind of dress is called...

Lexie 2022-03-25 09:01:14

I couldn't take it anymore, and gave up two episodes. I don't understand the constant theme of female protagonists in workplace dramas balancing career and love and how to choose. It is not only full of stereotypes for everything, but also a romantic comedy that is full of idol drama routines (I can't remember my own floor when I go wrong three times and I have to meet the male protagonist in the restaurant) and infinitely elongated. Social media propaganda is to randomly post a few beautiful pictures on insta, and then they will become popular all over the Internet. Is the screenwriter not going to be online? The girls in the eyes of this group of guys are like this: Americans who take photos and talk about love, Chinese who refuse to inherit the family business of the boss (who can’t speak Chinese and insist on speaking), extremely disrespectful to people and then half-open French people who are mistresses in husband and wife relationships, can't you really think of anything more stereotyped than these? Lily Collins' peerless beauty can't stop me from quitting the show

Krista 2022-03-25 09:01:14

I knew it was a mindless drama, but I never thought it would be so mindless. Some of the complaints in the play are fun, but they are often too deliberate and full of all kinds of superficial stereotypes. Not to mention the texture, Mary Su, who is also a novice in the fashion industry, "Made in Italy" hits a hundred streets in this play