Miss No Good

Even when everything gets dramatic and angsty, this show just made me so happy. Very spirited and light-hearted show. When I first started watching it, I cringed at Rainie Yang's over-acting, but got used to it by the end of the episode, since it actually suited her character and the show itself. (And this is saying something - I haaaate over-acting.) One of my favorites!

First of all... a very good Taiwanese drama, but I warn you... Rainie (lead actress) can get very annoying! I was so excited to see a drama starring Wilbur Pan and it wasn't bad at all. Mixed with comedic and cute scenes... this drama cannot go wrong (except for Rainie's annoying voice)! I loved Dean Fujioka's character and Wilbur's as well. The acting was not as good as it could have been, but the drama was wonderful. There were little magical moments that sparked my interest and sad gloomy moments that sparked some tears, but in the end it is a happy drama and cute at that too! I love it, but once again Rainie's voice can be very annoying! ><

I first decided to watch this drama after reading a couple of great reviews on various people's blogs, so I had high hopes for the drama. Sadly I felt rather let down - but it was still worth watching.
The story revolves around Rainie Yang, a young, slightly crazy, extremely unfashionable, middle class loony tune named Xiao Hua. Xiao Hua is known for being funny, whilst not really understanding when people are trying to insult her.
Her childhood friend Jia Si Le returns from Japan as a rich bachelor who has recently lost weight and become a real hottie. Xiao Hua meets Si Le and decides that she wants to become an upper-class wife and begins dating Si Le, much to his family's despair. In order to win over Si Le's family, Xiao Hua employs the help of Si Le's best friend Tang Men, a famous stylist.

The acting is purposefully over-dramatic, causing many laughs at the screen annotations. The script also proves humorous; though predictable in true romcom style. Surprisingly, the drama also provides an unexpectedly important back story involving the parents of the main characters, causing serious questioning of Xiao Hua's love life!
HOWEVER, Rainie Yang's voice seems to have raised a couple of octaves above human for the drama, which does drive one slightly mad after watching a couple of episode's in a row.
I would recommend this drama to anyone who wishes to watch a typical, comfortable story, and don't forget to watch the extras at the end of each episode, which show Rainie Yang and Wilber Pan fooling around on the set as they attempt to film each episode!