Quando era jovem, Jian Xi Le nutria uma paixão intensa por Ding Ran. Durante dez anos, ela o amou, mas nunca aconteceu nada de significativo entre eles. Como muitas vezes acontece na vida, o tempo e as circunstâncias fizeram com que se afastassem ainda mais, até que nada mais restou entre eles do que boas recordações de um tempo passado. Agora adulta, Xi Le seguiu em frente na vida e no amor. Trabalhando como designer de roupas íntimas, Xi Le está satisfeita com o rumo que sua sua vida tem tomado até agora. Mas quando um exame médico de rotina traz Ding Ran de volta à sua vida da forma mais embaraçosa possível, a vida feliz de Xi Le dá uma guinada inesperada. Como se o fato de ter a sua paixão de infância lhe fazendo um exame médico minucioso não fosse suficientemente vergonhoso, Xi Le recebe um golpe ainda mais inesperado quando a sua mãe anuncia que planeja se casar novamente. Embora Xi Le não tenha problemas com o casamento da mãe, fica chocada ao saber que o seu futuro padrasto não é outro senão o pai de Ding Ran. Subitamente reunidos da forma mais inesperada e complicada possível, Xi Le e Ding Ran rapidamente se tornam parte da vida um do outro. Mas, quanto mais passam tempo juntos, mais se torna evidente que ambos têm reprimido alguns sentimentos antigos um pelo outro. Será que as faíscas de seu amor há muito perdido acabarão por acender uma chama apaixonada ou as complicações de seu relacionamento familiar os separarão para sempre? (Fonte: Viki) Editar Tradução
- Português (Brasil)
- ภาษาไทย
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Título original: 我迟到了那么多年
- Também conhecido como: You Dian Fu Za De Lian Ai Guan Xi , 有點復雜的戀愛關系 , We Look for What We Miss
- Diretor: Zeng Qing Jie
- Gêneros: Comédia, Romance, Juventude
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Elenco e Créditos
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Vincent CaoDing RanPapel Principal -
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Xiao YuJiang Xi LePapel Principal -
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Xiao Ran XinLu Liu LiuPapel Principal -
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Wang Jun HaoQi FeiPapel Principal -
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Emily Wang[Jiang Xi Le’s mother]Papel Secundário -
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Dou Yi Kun[Ding Ran’s father]Papel Secundário
Resenhas
Short and sweet, zero drama full of love!
A simple review befitting of a simple show - this is such a hidden gem! To me at least. I rate shows based on how they make me feel and I felt the fuzzies and just so much joy watching the couples.A quick 22 ep and 10+ min per ep means everything is kept short and sweet with no filler or drama but still enough time to properly develop our lead’s relationship from start till end. Very easy to follow and great chemistry from our leads! The plot is also quite unique - it could have turned dramatic since the leads’ parents are getting married (hence could complicate their relationship) but this short series never took itself too seriously and viewers shouldn’t either. It’s relatively mature for a cdrama as we get plenty of kisses (and they aren’t just pecks!) from the couples. It’s focused on romance and no side or overall plot.
This started as a quick filler so I didn’t think much of it but it really exceeded my expectations! The soundtrack is super good, would rewatch.
Simple story, relatively well-executed
Basic concept is two young people with unrequited high-school crush, and their parents (his dad, her mom) want to marry. Awkward all around.Fairly fluffy story with no major angst. Acting was pretty good, esp FL. The three couples were all plausible, and there were no love triangles. Chemistry for main couple was iffy -- sometimes great, sometimes contrived. Simple sets (new city apartment, work location, and village home), but each felt pretty real.
Even with only 22 episodes 15-minutes-long, the story was well-developed. While you may not agree with all the decisions, each character was behaving *in* character (i.e. script writers didn't make them do things that didn't fit).
Overall, worth a watch when you don't have time to invest in long episodes.
Worst part was the subbing -- in the subbed version I saw, sound was off by at least 2 seconds, and English/Chinese subs were disconnected. Subs were OK; only a few that made you roll your eyes. Watch it in Chinese-only if you can; sound was aligned with speech.
