Double Love (2022)
A heartwarming blend of romance and gaming. Lu Wan Wan, a film academy student, and Han Jing Mo, an online game god, navigate love and dreams in this delightful series.
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| Original Title | 墨白 |
|---|---|
| Formats | Streaming |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 24 |
| Duration | 45 mins |
| Status | Ended |
| Year | 2022 |
| First Air Date | December 10, 2022 |
| Last Air Date | December 19, 2022 |
| Broadcast Day | monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday |
| Network | iQiyi |
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Synopsis
The drama is adapted from the original novel "Master, your wife is AFK again" by the author Da Ju Mao, which tells the story of Lu Wanwan, a rookie in the acting industry and a game player, and Han Jingmo, a strong actor and a game master, who fall in love with each other online and offline and achieve a double success in love and career. In the game, Lu Wanwan due to a slip of fingers, accidentally knocked away the server number one "Mo Bai Zhi Jian." The two become connected because of this and began an interesting game journey. In reality, Lu Wanwan has always admired Han Jingmo's works, but was put down by him in public. In a fit of rage, they turned against each other, and started a battle. The two of them move from the game to reality, reaping the benefits of love while also realizing their dream of acting.
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Editor's Review
A Heartwarming Blend of Romance and Gaming
“Double Love” is a delightful drama that seamlessly weaves together romance, gaming, and youthful aspirations. Adapted from the novel “Dashen, Ni Jia Furen You Guale,” the series introduces us to Lu Wan Wan, a Film Academy student, and Han Jing Mo, an online game god. Their paths cross in both the virtual and real worlds, creating a captivating love story.
In the game, Han Jing Mo reigns as the No. 1 player, but in reality, he’s a senior at the Film Academy. His cold demeanor hides his dream of becoming an actor, and he spends his free time immersed in gaming. Lu Wan Wan, on the other hand, dreams of becoming a successful actress and showcases her gaming skills in her leisure time. She’s a formidable player, known for slaying opponents left and right.
When they decide to team up for the “Champion Cup Challenge,” their alliance sets the stage for adventure and empathy. Little does Lu Wan Wan know that Han Jing Mo, alias “Mo Bai,” has been by her side from the beginning. As their bond deepens, they fall in love while pursuing their acting dreams.
The drama excels in several aspects:
- Heartfelt Chemistry: Zhang Xue Ying (Lu Wan Wan) and Bi Wen Jun (Han Jing Mo) deliver stellar performances. Their chemistry is palpable, making their evolving relationship endearing to watch.
- Gaming World vs. Reality: The seamless transition between the virtual gaming world and the real world adds depth to the narrative. We witness Lu Wan Wan’s gaming prowess and Han Jing Mo’s vulnerability as they navigate both realms.
- Supporting Characters: The ensemble cast, including Guan Yi Wei and Dylan Kuo, adds layers to the story. Each character contributes to the overall charm of “Double Love.”
- Fluffy Romance: The romance between Lu Wan Wan and Han Jing Mo is heartwarming. It’s a refreshing departure from intense melodramas, offering viewers a light-hearted escape.
However, a few areas could have been improved:
- Editing: Some scenes suffer from substandard editing, affecting the overall flow. While censorship rules may play a role, better planning and screenwriting could have elevated the drama.
- Predictability: The plot follows familiar tropes, which may not appeal to viewers seeking groundbreaking storytelling.
In summary, “Double Love” is tailor-made for mindless binging. If you’re in the mood for hearty laughter, fluffy romance, and engaging characters, this drama won’t disappoint. Lu Wan Wan and Han Jing Mo’s journey reminds us that love can blossom even in the most unexpected places—whether in a game or the corridors of a film academy.