A Ascensão de Ning (2024)

Comecei a assistir The Rise of Ning por causa do ator Zhang Wan Yi. Eu havia assistido antes Are You The One e gostei da performance dele e quis conferir um pouco mais. Comecei a assistir meio às cegas sem saber muito sobre o enredo. Mas fui surpreendida por um bom drama familiar de época com protagonistas carismáticos que carregaram bem a história e me fizeram assistir religiosamente os episódios lançados diariamente sem deixar acumular nenhum tamanho era meu interesse pelo desenrolar da história. Apesar de lá pelo episódio 35 a história ter ficado um pouco mais chata e o último episódio ter sido bem frustrante até perto dos momento finais. O final feliz compensou as raivas que passei assistindo aos últimos episódios.

O início do drama lembra um pouco The Double no aspecto de que a protagonista, Luo Yining, é retirada do convívio familiar ainda criança após ser acusada pela segunda esposa de seu pai de ter causado aborto de seu filho. Mas pelo menos no caso da Luo Yining, ela ficou em uma casa de campo da família. Nesse período de isolamento ela se aproxima de um homem, vizinho de sua casa, e os dois têm um relacionamento que acaba de uma forma trágica. Com Yining sendo vítima de um atentado supostamente orquestrado por esse homem.

Ao voltar para a casa principal da família Luo já adulta, Yining se aproxima de seu terceiro irmão, Shenyuan. Ele é o filho de uma serva que enganou seu mestre (pai de Yining) e acabou ficando grávida e dando à luz a Shenyuan. Como é filho de uma serva, Shenyuan é desprezado por quase todos da casa e não é considerado legalmente um membro da família Luo. Além disso, ele carrega uma missão secreta: vingar a morte de seu mestre que foi injustamente acusado de corrupção e executado.

Por serem desprezados na família, Luo Yining e Shenyuan se aproximam e começam a ajudar um ao outro em seus planos para superar as injustiças na família. No decorrer dos episódios vamos descobrindo que os dois não são irmãos biológicos, pois Ning não é filha biológica de seu pai. Shenyuan descobre a verdade primeiro (por volta do episódio 8) e começa a desenvolver sentimentos românticos pela Yining, mas sempre a respeitando pois ela não sabe a verdade.

Shenyuan é um personagem maravilhoso. Ele é paciente, inteligente, determinado e forte. Além de intelectual ainda esconde habilidades marciais que usa para lutar contra os corruptos. Gosto de como ela espera a Yining saber a verdade e entender os sentimentos que nutre por ele sem em nenhum momento impor seu querer sobre ela.

Ao contrário dele, o Marquês Lu, sempre agia de forma violenta e forçando uma intimidade com a Yining que me deixava passando mal de raiva. O Marquês era o vizinho da Yining da época em que ela estava na casa de campo. Ele estava lá para se recuperar de um ferimento que o deixou temporariamente sem visão. Por isso, não conhecia o rosto de Yining e passa boa parte da trama tentando comprovar que a Luo Yining é a sua Meimei (nome falso que a Yining usou na época). Um personagem odioso.

Depois de várias reviravoltas Shenyuan é oficialmente registrado como membro da família Luo e a verdade por trás do nascimento de Yining é revelada, bem como a identidade de seu pai biológico permitindo assim que os dois possam viver o amor sem nenhum impedimento sanguíneo.

No final tudo termina bem, com um final feliz para os protagonistas e os vilões tendo o final que merecem. Apesar dos últimos episódios terem sido um pouco chatos por causa da obsessão do Marquês Lu, com direito a rapto da noiva no dia do casamento, tudo terminou bem para os nossos protagonistas.

Os atores principais desempenharam seu papel de forma brilhante e os dois formam um belo casal. Até o ator que fez o Marquês Lu também foi brilhante porque me deixou odiando o Marquês com todas as minhas forças. Sinal de um bom trabalho por parte do ator.

Gostei do drama em geral e indico para quem gosta de histórias cheias de dramas e intrigas familiares. O drama também tem sua parcela de intriga política, mas diria que o drama familiar é o que de fato carrega a história.

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A PLEASANT SURPRISE!!!!

"Rise of Ning" is a captivating historical drama that tells the story of Yining, a girl who returns home after being cast away by her father as punishment. Upon her return, she navigates the complexities of her family relationships and the intricate politics surrounding them. The drama delves into the mysteries of her mother's death and the secrets of her birth, adding layers to the narrative.

As Yining reconnects with her family, she encounters a man who is intricately linked to her past and is also ostracized due to his origins. This relationship adds depth to the story, as both characters work together to confront the adversities posed by their family dynamics. The series primarily focuses on the various family relationships and the political intrigue within them, showcasing how the female and male leads support each other in their individual battles.

I initially watched this drama for the cast, particularly Ren Min, who portrays the female lead. I have admired her work in various projects before. Similarly, I was drawn to Zhang Wanyi, the male lead, who I had previously seen in the historical drama "Are You the One." However, beyond the impressive casting, I found myself falling in love with the story's buildup and development.

The narrative, centered around family, adversities, and complicated relationships, is both intriguing and engaging. The writer skillfully navigates potential pitfalls in the plot, ensuring that the story remains cohesive and captivating. Although the pacing starts off a bit slow, it serves as an essential part of the overall buildup, ultimately keeping me entertained and invested in the characters' journeys.

Given that this drama revolves around family politics, one might expect it to lean heavily into darker themes. However, despite its deep and heavy plot, "Rise of Ning" manages to maintain a light and relaxing tone, which I found refreshing.

One of the standout aspects of the series is the way its characters are written, particularly the main leads. The female lead is portrayed as quick-witted, smart, and emotionally and mentally strong. While she may not be physically powerful, her vulnerability makes her relatable and human. I loved how she embodies both strength and vulnerability; she isn't a warrior and doesn't rely on physical combat but instead uses her intelligence to navigate various challenges. She also assists the male lead in overcoming his own obstacles.

On the other hand, the male lead is characterized by his calm and gentle demeanor, combined with a sharp intellect. He possesses a tough side that emerges only when provoked, which I admired. Together, these two characters shine throughout the series. For the first time, I felt that neither lead overshadowed the other; instead, they both stood out in their own right, complementing each other beautifully. Their dynamic as a team was incredible, and I loved their teamwork.

Additionally, the supporting characters were interesting and added depth to the story. This drama features a diverse cast, and whether good or bad, each character contributed to making the show even more engaging.

The character development and the balance between the leads created a captivating viewing experience. It's great to see a drama that successfully highlights the strengths and vulnerabilities of its characters while keeping the tone enjoyable.....

The relationship between the leads is developed in a slow yet delicate manner, considering they start off as a sort of family and then evolve into something more. I love how they drew that line; as family, their bond was portrayed in a pure and heartwarming way, allowing the audience to feel the fondness between them. When they transitioned into lovers, it was a simple yet profound change. The shift was nothing grand but rather subtle, with each step taken carefully, which I appreciated a lot.

The chemistry between the leads was beautiful to watch. Their interactions made me giggle, and I adored seeing them together—both as supportive family members and as romantic partners. It was a beautiful, delicate, and heartwarming relationship that felt comfortable.

What stood out to me was the equality in their relationship. The writer made a conscious effort to avoid misunderstandings between them by emphasizing communication. This, combined with the carefully built trust, made their bond even stronger. He was always willing to protect her, even when she didn’t ask for it, and she was equally willing to help him out. Their overall dynamic was amazing to watch.

They don’t delve into the romantic aspect until later in the series, but the buildup of their relationship was so well done that the transition felt smooth.

I also loved how they inserted moments of comedy here and there, which lightened the mood even more. This balance made the series not only engaging but also enjoyable to watch!

The ending was beautiful, I love how they tied the knots and everything felt pretty much sorted out....this drama was such a wonderful experience..from a personal view and perspective...I loved every moment of it and actually needed more..but it was wrapped up beautifully.

Overall rise of Ning was such a pleasant surprise, and I'm really glad I gave it a chance! From the impressive cast to the engaging plot, everything just clicked. I know some people have reservations about the female lead, but honestly, she nailed her role! And of course, Zhang Wanyi did it again—his performance was fantastic, and I can't wait to see more of his work in the future.

The characters were well-written, and the relationship development between the leads was so captivating. The plot execution was spot on, and I never felt like the drama fell short at any moment. This has definitely become one of the best Chinese dramas I've watched this year!

Do I recommend it ? YES like there is no other answer I would give exept give it a chance and it might be exactly what you want.....

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