Guomin Laogong Dai Huijia (2025)

84DaysWithout

Mixed Feelings

Chinese animation is largely inferior to its Japanese contemporaries, running into issues of substandard art design, terrible comedic timing and a lack of creative flair to give the show life. I'd all but given up hope of finding anything decent in the industry until stumbling upon How to Steal 55 Kisses, a novel adaptation about two sisters who fall in love with the same guy

55 Kisses has the feel of a soap opera operating under a constant wave of melodrama from characters that face obstacles in their desire to be together. Qiao Anhao feels guilt about liking the same person her own sibling does and ...

apratimr

Recommended

earlier i thought that most of the chines story are bad as compared to their Japaneses counter part
but one day while searching for anime to watch i fell on this show an man it literally changed the way i watch chines anime there after.

the only problem you would have to read and watch both the comic and the anime show because some points are left in the anime and some part are left in the comic

so watch the anime first (it will be confusing at some parts because the filler is left in the comic) later read the comic and again watch those parts ...

crownprince

Not Recommended

Wasakanene

Recommended

Okay! It's good to see something different from the usual stuff. At first i was very skeptical at Chinese animations but after watching one or two, i guess i could say i got hooked. Let me explain to you why.

The plot: the plot is somewhat generic as you may think of it but it's not, it's about two persons who fell in love at first sight. But the both of them does not know how he/she trully feels. Due to other circumstances such as work and studies not to mention other parties, they can't express their true feelings to one another. But not only ...

somedaytogether

Not Recommended

this was so cliche i almost cried.

the only reason i continued to watch this with my friend was for the majestic lu jinnian.
initial thought: the characters never change their clothes. seriously, why do they have the same 3 outfits? (note: the outfits are ugly)
on a more serious note, why is the editing so confusing. it starts with the two mcs in bed, then goes to high school, then years later, then back to college, then high school, then college. well, you get what i mean. the flashbacks are insanely confusing and the time-skips with absolutely 0 explanation physically hurt me.
the main ...

coolperson1234

Recommended

so i should say that...
ok so i should say that this is my one of my first reviews

i mean ngl- the first season of this anime was really good and i pretty much enjoyed it. it had a good amount of romance (i can tell that the first season is basically the main character's POV)

but- just do not watch the rest of the seasons unless you're able to watch all of them/have all of the episodes and stuff because small spoilers alert: the story gets twisted and messed up which made me really upset and kind of drop the season- but i still kinda want ...

Hachiko75

Mixed Feelings

Little note. I'm reviewing seasons one, two and three. And this will have spoilers because I have searched all over for an actual summary for all seasons and episode descriptions and character summaries and there is nothing. So since nothing helped me, I'm going to help anyone else who decides to watch this pathetic show with spoilers.

The summary for season one is a lie. They are not married, Not in that season. They met under a shelter waiting for the rain to stop. The guy pays the chick no mind but she is quickly head over heels for him and he takes off as soon ...

shizukoo2

Not Recommended

Overall: Repulsive.
I am writing this review after seeing the 4 seasons of the anime. It could have been a good anime, but it just gets worse and worse. Why? main character continues to be brutalized in such an insensitive way.

I totally hate anime that tries to convey the image of "it is not rape if they are married", "he is angry", "he had his reasons", "he is not usually like this" and "but he really loves her" to disguise sexual violence.

Story:
Guomin Laogong Dai Huijia tells the story of Qiao, An Hao (a rich young woman) and Lu, Jin Nian (a poor young man who goes ...

Jamie_Banach

Not Recommended

Ferria

Recommended

Right.. where do I start? Firstly, I am not used to Chinese anime, they lack some depth to some of their plots, at times too over dramatic and not giving a strong backbone for their story. But that aside, let's talk about this.. anime.

SPOILERS AHEAD:

I am not too pleased with 11 minutes per episode for an anime which honestly had a lot of potential instead of rushing through the series. Is this a series..? I don't even know because the ending left me with an uncomfortable, dissatisfied and distasteful cliff hanger which felt more of a discontinuation rather than ending it with either a happy ...

StellarInori

Mixed Feelings

Maikocchi

Recommended

Where the hell are boys like Lu Jinnian in this society? Shy, sweet and gracious bishie, kyaa~! If you are a girl, who likes pretty boys, you can't miss this.

I already watched the season 2 and read the manhua. Season 1 is mainly from the point of view of An Hao, but in season 2 you can look forward for Jin Nian's part. There is season 3 as well, but noone didn't translate it yet. From my point of view I think, that there will be more than 10 seasons, if it will be according the story of manhua.

I fell in love with the main ...