Eu Não Quero Ser Sua Amiga (2020)

Loose Ends? Who Cares! This Time-Travel Drama is a Must-Watch

From the moment you hit play, this drama sweeps you off your feet and takes you on a whirlwind journey through the ups and downs of life, love, and friendship. Li Jin Bu's rebellious spirit and Li Qing Tong's endearing cluelessness set the stage for a heartwarming mother-daughter dynamic that will tug at your heartstrings from the get-go.

But the real magic happens when you throw in Chen Jun He, the ultimate second lead who steals scenes and hearts alike with his charm and sincerity. And let's not forget about the romance! The chemistry between Li Jin Bu and Duan Xiao is electric, and their love story will keep you rooting for them until the very end.

As the drama unfolds, you'll find yourself laughing, crying, and cheering right alongside the characters. And when it all comes to a close, the ending delivers a perfect blend of closure and nostalgia. Li Jin Bu's journey from rebellious teenager to mature young woman is nothing short of inspiring, and watching her bond with her mom deepen along the way is a true testament to the power of love and forgiveness.

Of course, there were a few loose ends that I wish had been tied up a bit more neatly. But hey, life isn't always wrapped up in a perfect little bow, and I think that's what made the ending feel so real and authentic

In the end, "I Don't Want to Be Friends With You" is a drama that reminds us of the importance of cherishing the moments we have with the ones we love, and that's a lesson worth learning time and time again.

So, if you're in the mood for a drama that's equal parts heartwarming, hilarious, and heart-wrenching, look no further than "I Don't Want to Be Friends With You." Trust me, you won't regret it! 🌟📺

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Another masterpiece, as far as I'm concerned!

Once again here I am, giving a "perfect 10" to a C-drama...^___^;
As I recently said to an MDL-buddy of mine, either my "Honeymoon Phase" with C-dramas is lasting longer than expected, or else I have to confirm my first impressions and simply admit that they're really, really, really well done.
Then again - as I said to another MDL-buddy! - an explanation could be that I'm either luckier at choosing which C-dramas to watch, or just that I invest more time and energy in the selective process (totally comprehensible, given the much bigger length, compared to J-dramas!).
Whatever the reason, I assure you I'm not exaggerating when I say this drama is just another masterpiece, as far as I'm concerned. Beautifully scripted, acted, directed...both the photography and the OST are, once again, top-notch (at first the only thing I didn't like was the opening credits song - this pop/rock whatchamacallit ain't my thing, sorry - but episode after episode even that grew on me).
p.s.
Among the many, many praiseworthy details, I'll underline the beautiful messages that this drama's teacher conveys, in very few but oh-so-deep words! ^___-

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