Lee Kuo-shuai's Drunken Confession and Yao Chun-yao's Surprise Embrace in 'The Way to Success'
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Taiwanese actors Lee Kuo-shuai and Yao Chun-yao star in the drama "The Way to Success," exploring complex emotional entanglements.
- The series features a plot involving a kidnapping case, corporate intrigue, and a love triangle among the main characters.
- The production highlights intense performances, guest appearances, and challenging filming conditions, with the drama airing on PTS, Netflix, Hami Video, and EBC.
The Taiwanese drama "The Way to Success" delves into intricate emotional conflicts and a gripping crime narrative, featuring a compelling performance by Lee Kuo-shuai as a detective facing personal and professional crises. In one pivotal scene, Lee's character, Chen Zhiwei, seeks solace from his old friend Luo Guanhau, played by Yao Chun-yao, after a case goes awry. Their conversation takes a dramatic turn as Zhiwei confesses his feelings, revealing a long-standing love triangle involving Wei Xinyu, portrayed by Tsai Chien-yen. The tension escalates when Guanhau unexpectedly embraces Zhiwei, hinting at a complex dynamic between the two men that has captivated audiences.
You don't fight with me for Wei Xinyu!
The series weaves a multi-layered plot that includes a kidnapping case involving the wealthy husband of Hao-mei, played by Tsai Chien-yen, who finds herself cornered by her sister's threats and secrets. Adding to the intrigue are guest appearances from a strong supporting cast, including Kao Yi-ling, Yeh Tzu-chi, and Ting Li-chi, who portray members of Guanhau's family, delivering emotionally charged scenes. Yao Chun-yao also showcases his character's gentle side by performing a nostalgic dance routine from Wei Xinyu's past girl group days to cheer her up.
Filming presented significant challenges, particularly for Tsai Chien-yen and Yao Chun-yao, who endured sweltering heat while shooting scenes in a car without air conditioning. Tsai described the experience as being in a "mobile oven," nearly suffering heatstroke. Despite the harsh conditions, the cast and crew maintained their professionalism, with Yao admitting to frequently suffering heatstroke but continuing to film to avoid delaying production.
I was almost heatstroke!
The drama also features a robust ensemble cast, including David Lee, who plays Lee Kuo-shuai's troubled, alcoholic father, leading to intense father-son confrontations. Lee Dean portrays Captain Lu, a seemingly model detective who is, in reality, a rival constantly seeking credit and undermining Zhiwei. The narrative tension builds as Zhiwei faces suspension after a critical mistake during the kidnapping investigation, leading to a physical altercation with Captain Lu, pushing Zhiwei's character to a breaking point.
Guanhao's character's desired happiness is very simple; he actually just wants to be with his father, mother, and sister.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.