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After a long wait, the audience finally got to enjoy the romantic blockbuster "Hard to Coax" starring Bai Jingting and Zhang Ruo Nan. Although it was very popular, the film disappointed some people.

Airing since February 18, "Hard to Coax" quickly surpassed "Palm Heart" (played by Liu Shishi - Dou Xiao) and "The Fairyland" (played by Deng Wei - Xiang Ham Chi) to become the hottest film on Chinese screens today.

After only 40 minutes of showing, "Hard to Coax" reached 7,000 platform temperature points and continued to grow. In terms of advertisements, the film also had an extremely impressive start. From episode 1 to episode 3, each episode had 8 advertisements with a duration of 96 seconds. Through episode 4, 8 advertisements were still maintained, but the number of seconds decreased to 74.

Before its premiere, "Hard to Coax" had reached 7.5 million pre-orders on Youku, ranking 2nd in the platform's history. The social media index of the film, starring Bai Jingting and Zhang Ruonan, also increased sharply, surpassing "Qing Yu Nian" and "Yu Feng Xing".

Despite achieving impressive results, "Hard to Coax" was still commented by a part of the audience as "hard to watch, not good". The weakness probably comes from the fact that the original work is too famous, causing this project to have high expectations but in the end it created a big disappointment, and fans of the story were also very uncomfortable when watching.

The script of "Hard to Coax" is also quite rambling, in the first episodes mainly introducing the characters and some complications. Many viewers who want the film to go straight to the main issue will feel bored and easily give up while it is not until episode 4 that the pace picks up a bit.

As for the actors, Bai Jingting and Zhang Ruonan both received many negative comments because they were not suitable for their roles. The audience thought that Bai Jingting could not portray the somewhat arrogant and foul-mouthed Tang Yan in the original work.

On screen, the 1993-born actor tried his best to create a cool Tang Yan but did not receive compliments. Another equally important point is that Tang Yan is very handsome, but Bai Jing Ting's appearance is not very outstanding, so many viewers were disappointed with the film crew's casting.

Meanwhile, Truong Nhuoc Nam was criticized for her stiff acting, unable to show the inner feelings of the female lead. She also did not have the demeanor of a beautiful star-like On Di Pham, with a radiant aura but strong and independent. Moreover, the way the star born in 1996 acted made On Di Pham on screen appear weaker, her face always sad and about to cry.

For fans of the original work, Truong Nhuoc Nam is like On Di Pham in another world and has nothing to do with author Truc Di's story. In addition to being bland, the two actors also disappointed because they couldn't create chemistry, to the point that they were compared to "2 glasses of water with no taste".

Besides, many viewers also commented that the film's plot is not attractive, lacks creativity, and does not meet their expectations. Many people even think that this adaptation is not worthy of its position because "Hard to Coax" is the top 1 series in Jinjiang's romance genre.

- The content is empty, Bai Jingting and Zhang Ruonan's acting is bad. I had to quit the show after watching 1 episode.

- The director made the atmosphere of the movie better but the pace was too slow, like filming a music video. The main couple had no looks, acting, or chemistry.

- The plot is as bland as the main couple's acting.

- The main couple has no chemistry, each person just tries to make themselves stand out and this makes it difficult for viewers to get into the movie.

- The director tried very hard, it's just that Bai Jingting's lines weren't clear, he kept straining himself to act out the character, and he used too much force on his chin. Zhang Ruo Nan didn't have any acting skills, her dreamy and sad appearance was annoying... are some comments on Douban.

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