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Did Not Finish

I was able to watch three episodes of the c-drama Boss & Me before I finally had to call it quits.

Here's the description of the series I copied from Wikipedia: "Feng Teng (Hans Zhang) is a rich heir and the president of a giant conglomerate. He has a younger sister, Feng Yue, with a very rare blood type. Therefore, he recruits Shan Shan (Zhao Liying), who shares the same blood type as Feng Yue, into the company to be a blood donor. Interesting anecdotes occur when Feng Teng intentionally tries to fatten up Shan Shan, who loves eating. As Feng Teng gets to know Shan Shan, he discovers her innocence and kind heart beyond her clumsy nature, and falls in love with her."

Aside from the fact that someone thought it was fine to view a woman as a blood bank and a farm animal, the character of Shan Shan is depicted as the most clueless and mind-numbingly idiotic female of all time. She constantly loses touch with reality as she cheers herself on, and this is in almost every single scene. Although Zhang Han (that's his name, not Hans Zhang) does a credible job trying to carry the whole series on his shoulders while adhering to the idiocy of the plot, he can't save it. I usually try to watch at least five episodes of any drama but I couldn't do it. If I had to watch Shan Shan being cheerful livestock for another minute I would have run mad.

Not recommended. At. All.

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