Best Get Going

Synopsis

Best Get Going follows the journey of a group of ambitious interns navigating the challenges of both their professional and personal lives in a bustling city. Led by the determined and spirited Zhao Liying, who plays the character of an enthusiastic intern, the show explores themes of friendship, ambition, and the trials of young adulthood. Set against the backdrop of a competitive work environment, the series illustrates the struggles and successes of each intern as they strive to make their mark in their respective fields. The chemistry between the characters provides both comedic and heartfelt moments, showcasing their growth as they confront the realities of work-life balance, mentorship, and the pursuit of dreams. With engaging storylines and relatable characters, Best Get Going captures the essence of making the best of opportunities in a rapidly changing world.

Cast

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  Zhao Liying

  Song Nuan

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  Ryan Zheng

  Zhang Sheng

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  Cai Wenjing

  Zhou Gege

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  Che Xiao

  Hao Min

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  Wang Yiyao

  Gao Wen Ruo Han

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  Zheng Jiabin

  Zhao Xiaochuan

Reviews

Best Get Going has received a mix of positive praise and some critical observations since its release. On IMDb, the show holds a solid rating of 7.5/10, indicating that viewers appreciate its charm and relatability. According to 'The Beijinger', 'Zhao Liying shines in her role, bringing a lovely sincerity that resonates with many young viewers,' highlighting the strength of the performances, particularly from its lead. However, some critics noted pacing issues, with 'Drama Fever' commenting that 'while the characters are endearing, the plot occasionally feels too stretched.' On Rotten Tomatoes, the audience score showcases a notable level of enthusiasm, with many expressing that the show 'captures the spirit of youth.' The light-heartedness of the series also received commendation, as noted by 'Asian Film Vault,' which stated, 'The humor is refreshing and makes for a delightful watch.' Overall, while there are areas for improvement, the show’s strengths lie in its character development and engaging storytelling.