Synopsis for Wayne Lai and Louisa So’s “Rear Mirror”

TVB’s upcoming romance drama Rear Mirror <載得有情人> is slated to air on August 11. The 20-episode drama stars Wayne Lai (黎耀祥) and Louisa So (蘇玉華) and is produced by Fong Chun Chiu (方駿釗),

Rear Mirror was previously known as Time for Marriage <男大當婚> and was described to be a small, light-hearted production.

After going through a ruthless heartbreak and experiencing a traumatic business failure, minibus driver Kei Yat Sing (Wayne Lai) pulls himself together to atone his mistakes. Despite his own struggles, he insists to take in the responsibility of raising his ex-girlfriend’s illegitimate daughter. His next-door neighbor Hung Tsz Long (Ronald Law 羅鈞滿) wants to match him with his own elder sister Hung Lai Sa (Amy Fan 樊亦敏) with Sing so she can share some of his hardships. Deeply hurt by his last love, Sing is unwilling to start a new relationship.

One day, a traffic accident brings Sing together with the leader of the wealthy Yiu family, Yiu Ngai Yan (Louisa So). Yan admires Sing and hires him as her own personal chauffeur. However, Yan’s high position within her company is sought by many and she is constantly under surveillance. She only has her younger cousin, Yiu Chi Hau (Tony Hung 洪永城) to rely on. Unfortunately, Hau is extremely naïve and lacks good judgment. His confusing relationship with his colleague Mui Man Kwan (Natalie Tong 唐詩詠) is also headache-inducing.

Yan eventually mistakes Sing to be a man who only cares about money and believes he was bribed. She tells him to resign from his position within seven days. To her surprise, Sing helps Yan escape from a dead end during this time, and the two develop an ambiguous relationship. They share feelings for each other, but due to their different backgrounds and social status, a fairytale ending seems impossible.

Source: ihktv.com

This article is written by Addy for JayneStars.com

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    1. But I’m guessing and hoping without the sleep inducing dialogue

  1. Looking forward to this. And yeah, it does sound like the modern version of rosy business

  2. Errr Chai Gau all over again? Only modern times?

    1. Definitely different from the character of chai gau. In this series, Wayne is more mature and a serious character who is willing to and is trying his best to raise his ex girlfriend’s son. Chai gau is a more playful childish character. Personality and character totally different from rosy business, only the overall summary sound similar to rosy business. I really don’t mind if this is a modern version of it, anticipating this drama

    2. im wondering how they can change rosy business in a light hearted comedy,but i feel this is a good one,im looking forward to this serie.

  3. RM is just intermezo of upcoming TVB heavyweight series in waiting list, Line Walker, All That Is Bitter Is Sweet, Tiger Cubs II, No Reserve, etc.

  4. oh i misses Louisa! Cant wait to see back onscreen!

  5. I love this couple; can not wait for this series.

  6. Think this drama would be good, something simple and light drama. The casting also favourable.

  7. Looking forward to this as I love the Wayne and Louisa pairing!

  8. at first it sounds like 忘不了, then it sounds like any other cliche family struggle drama….

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