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Chen Miao (Zoey Lin) is a somewhat uncouth 25-year-old woman who was brought up without any manners by her loving but negligent and equally uncouth father. She is bubbly and optimistic, and her close male friend appears to have a secret crush on her. But when her paths cross with Wei Dong (Figaro Zeng), the son of a wealthy family headed by a notable judge, her life turns upside down. She falls in love with him at first sight, although he doesn’t really know what to make of her. Unfortunately, due to her father’s carelessness in causing a fire that damages the Weis’ property, she gets off on the wrong foot with Wei Dong and his family – and ends up having to work as the family’s maid.

However, she thinks that from here, she may be able to win Wei Dong’s heart. The rest of the family, however, is horrified by her lack of manners and instead hatches a plan to engineer a relationship between Wei Dong and a “more suitable” young woman from a similarly wealthy family. Chen Miao tries to change her tactics by adopting “polite” ways – creating more awkwardness than ever before. But despite all this, Wei Dong starts to wonder if he is perhaps falling for her unconventional charms!

“Oh, Pretty Woman” is a 2018 Taiwanese movie that was directed by Ma Jin Da and Marcus Zhang.

Oh, Pretty Woman

Mai Da (Sam Lin) is a young, somewhat goofy-looking man with a turbulent love life! His girlfriend Ke Qian (Lee Yee Jin) leaves him to study abroad. He decides to leave the big city and return to his southern hometown and find a job. He eventually finds work in an advertising firm, but things take a sudden turn for the weird when a dangerous gangster’s daughter, a woman named Wei Wei (Chen Ting Xuan), abducts him and forces him to become her boyfriend. The straight-laced Mai Da wants to stay loyal to Ke Qian, but Wei Wei gives him no choice in the matter.

Then things get really awkward when Ke Qian (now played by Lin Ying Zhen) returns suddenly, having had face-changing plastic surgery. She is keen to reignite her romance with Mai Da, unaware of what is going on between him and Wei Wei. He tries to reject her advances, but when a traffic accident leads to hospitalization, a whole host of secrets threaten to come spilling out of the bag!

“A Tale of a Two-timer” is a Taiwanese romantic comedy movie that was directed by Ma Jin Da and Lin Min Xiang.

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