Love is Sweet
Jiang Jun, a driven woman with a background in economics and psychology, leaves philanthropy to fulfill her late father’s wish by joining a top investment firm. There, she faces intense competition and reunites with her childhood friend-turned-rival, Yuan Shuai. With her intelligence and resilience, she navigates workplace challenges, uncovering hidden schemes while finding success in both her career and love.
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Plot Summary
Jiang Jun, a young woman who is afraid of her own tears, unexpectedly reunites with her childhood sweetheart, Yuan Shuai, after many years. To her dismay, he is now her boss at a prestigious financial company. Their past relationship is complicated by a misunderstanding, and they must navigate their professional lives while their personal feelings resurface. The series follows their journey as they confront their fears and misunderstandings, ultimately leading them to rediscover their love.
Critical Reception
Love is Sweet was a popular romantic comedy-drama, particularly well-received in China and among international viewers who enjoy modern romantic dramas with a sweet and engaging storyline. It garnered attention for its charming leads and compelling chemistry, although some critics noted familiar tropes within the genre.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for the strong chemistry between the lead actors, Bai Lu and Luo Yunxi.
- Appreciated for its lighthearted tone and satisfying romantic progression.
- Some found the plot to be somewhat predictable, adhering to common romance drama conventions.
Google audience: Audience reviews generally highlight the enjoyable chemistry between the main couple and the sweet, engaging nature of the romantic storyline. Many viewers found the drama to be a pleasant and heartwarming watch, with positive comments on the lead actors' performances.
Fun Fact
The drama is adapted from the novel 'This Is a Sweetlove Story' (This Love Is So Sweet) by Qiao Yao.
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