Para Ser Valente (2022)

Minha avaliação de to be a Brave one

To Be a Brave One é uma jornada emocional e inspiradora sobre superação, resiliência e a busca por uma nova perspectiva de vida. Protagonizada pela talentosa Deng Jiajia no papel de An Yu, a série cativa com uma narrativa emocionante e atuações que tocam o coração.

A trama começa com An Yu vivendo o auge de sua vida: uma empresária de sucesso, rodeada por conquistas profissionais e pessoais. Contudo, tudo desmorona após um trágico acidente, deixando-a com ferimentos graves, um coração partido e uma carreira destruída. É nesse ponto que a história realmente brilha, mostrando a força de An Yu ao transformar sua dor em motivação.

A parceria entre An Yu e Shao Mo Li (interpretado por Darren Chen) é um dos maiores destaques da série. Darren entrega um personagem carismático e empático, cuja experiência no mundo dos negócios complementa as ideias inovadoras de An Yu. Juntos, eles criam uma dinâmica cativante que mistura companheirismo, apoio mútuo e uma química leve que aquece o coração.

O roteiro não apenas foca no romance ou no drama pessoal, mas também explora a construção de um negócio do zero, detalhando os desafios do empreendedorismo e da inovação. Isso torna To Be a Brave One não apenas uma história de romance, mas também uma fonte de inspiração para quem busca recomeçar.

A direção é cuidadosa, equilibrando momentos emocionais profundos com cenas mais leves, trazendo uma atmosfera de esperança e renovação. Além disso, a trilha sonora complementa perfeitamente os momentos mais tocantes, deixando a história ainda mais imersiva.

Embora a série tenha um ritmo moderado, o desenvolvimento dos personagens e os temas abordados tornam cada episódio significativo. To Be a Brave One é mais do que uma história de amor; é uma ode à coragem de recomeçar e à importância de encontrar apoio em momentos difíceis.

Se você busca uma narrativa que mescle romance, superação e uma pitada de empreendedorismo, To Be a Brave One é uma escolha certeira. Darren Chen, mais uma vez, encanta com seu charme, provando ser um ator versátil e cativante. Uma série que certamente deixa lições valiosas sobre esperança e determinação.

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I liked it, but not for the story.

The story could've been 24 eps or less. The plot was very dragged out, and the whole thing with Mr Lin bored me to tears on top of the ex husband plot. For a lawyer that lady had some serious issues regarding the law. Though she didn't start out doing anything wrong she dove head first into crazy, and made some awful choices.
What I disliked:
I was not a fan of how long the story dragged, how they wouldn't let the stupid app go and kept trying to shoehorn it into the story. I wasn't a fan of the grieving mother of the coma kid, or the glasses coworker who was into her seemingly because she replied on the app. Like her personality was grief and rage, and she had nothing going for her. How that dude kept his job is beyond me too. The antagonists whole reason for revenge is pathetic as well. A traumatic childhood doesn't grant you permission to behave this way. MLs younger days sucked, but you don't see him framing people for fraud and sending his wife to prison for literally no reason. Like he had absolutely zero reason to involve her, or send her to jail. He specifically chose to do that to the mother of his child and then got an attack on conscience later. What a terrible person. I would've let him jump.
What I liked:
I adored FL and her friend, they were always there for eachother and were so supportive and kind to eachother and to others.
I also loved the ML and his best friend. It's rare to see a ML (never mind two) so open, emotionally vulnerable, and the opposite of the usual toxic hardman CEO trope. I've seen a few reviews saying the ML wasn't believable in a hetero romance, like he was too soft, and they could only see him playing in a BL. But I think that says a lot about the toxicity of the industry, and misogynistic gender norms, and the fact that people can't see a secure, emotionally available, kind man as a love interest to a woman. He was wonderful. A bit childlike (not childish), totally supportive, kind, hard working, and successful as well. He was a walking green flag, and exactly what FL needed after everything she'd been through. Many would've walked away from someone dealing with serious past relationship trauma, but he just comforted her in any way he could, and waited until she was ready and felt safe.
I swear when the main four were having breakfast and his bestie was crying at the table, that broke me a little. Bestie knew everything they were going through and he was so happy for them and it's just such a lovely little scene.
Even the part at the bar when FL is telling ML about the coworkers son and she's having a cry and he's just crying quietly beside her. All those wonderful little vulnerable moments just kept me invested when the main story itself wasn't particularly engaging.
Oh, and FLs laugh can solve world hunger. It's gorgeous.

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