LayarHijau – Zhao Lusi’s latest drama Love’s Ambition (許我耀眼) has been the talk of the town lately. For VIP viewers on WeTV and Tencent Video, the finale was even made available early through the express package. The series quickly rose to the top thanks to Zhao Lusi’s fresh transformation into an ambitious and sharp-witted news anchor.
If you’ve just finished Love’s Ambition and are wondering what to watch next, this list is your ultimate guide! From mischievous ancient princesses to modern-day heroines, Zhao Lusi continues to prove herself as one of the most reliable names in Chinese drama.
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Here are Zhao Lusi’s five highest-rated dramas on Douban — perfect for your next binge-watch!
Love’s Ambition Showcases Zhao Lusi’s Ambitious Side
In Love’s Ambition (許我耀眼), Zhao Lusi stars opposite William Chan (Chen Weiting). The romantic drama highlights a more mature and determined version of her, portraying Xu Yan, a popular TV news anchor who strives to reclaim control over her life.
Xu Yan seems to have everything — a polished public image and a picture-perfect marriage to successful businessman Shen Haoming. Yet beneath the surface lies manipulation and control. When Xu Yan finally breaks free, Shen Haoming realizes he truly loves her and fights desperately to win her back.
Netizens praised Zhao Lusi’s natural and layered performance, which captures both the strength and vulnerability of her character.
Zhao Lusi’s Top 5 Dramas by Douban Rating
Rank 5: The Long Ballad (長歌行) – 6.1
Starring Dilraba Dilmurat and Leo Wu, The Long Ballad features Zhao Lusi as Li Leyan, a sweet and gentle princess. Though she plays the second female lead, Zhao Lusi’s pairing with Liu Yuning — dubbed the “Haoyan CP” — became an unexpected highlight. Many viewers admitted they tuned in just to watch their romantic storyline unfold.
Rank 4: Dating in the Kitchen (我，喜歡你) – 6.5
Zhao Lusi stars opposite Lin Yushen in this romantic comedy between a sharp-tongued CEO and a cheerful young chef. Despite initial doubts about their age gap, their chemistry turned out to be irresistible. Filled with humor, warmth, and a few heart-fluttering kiss scenes, Dating in the Kitchen earned a solid 6.5 rating on Douban — a light, fun watch that fans adore.
Rank 3: Hidden Love (偷偷藏不住) – 6.7
Hidden Love pairs Zhao Lusi with Chen Zheyuan in one of the most iconic romantic dramas of recent years. Their roles as Sang Zhi and Duan Jiaxu are often praised as “perfect casting.”
With an irresistibly sweet story that follows love from adolescence to adulthood, and a flood of heartwarming moments, the drama achieved an impressive 6.7 rating on Douban. A must-watch for those who enjoy tender, emotional love stories.
Rank 2: The Romance of Tiger and Rose (傳聞中的陳芊芊) – 7.3
This is the drama that made Zhao Lusi a household name. Starring alongside Ding Yuxi, she plays Chen Qianqian, a quirky female lead who finds herself trapped inside the world of her own script.
The show’s fast pace, witty dialogue, and unique meta-comedy made it a breakout hit. Zhao Lusi’s playful and clever portrayal cemented her reputation as a queen of romantic comedy. With a high rating of 7.3, The Romance of Tiger and Rose remains one of the most beloved dramas in her career.
Rank 1: Love Like The Galaxy (星漢燦爛・月升滄海) – 7.7
And at the top of the list — Love Like The Galaxy, Zhao Lusi’s highest-rated drama to date. Reuniting her with Leo Wu, the series tells a sweeping historical romance between a cunning noblewoman and a vengeful young general.
Beyond the stunning visuals and gripping storytelling, Zhao Lusi’s emotional depth shines here more than ever. With elegant production values and rich character development, Love Like The Galaxy earned a well-deserved 7.7 on Douban.
This is a must-watch for fans of epic period dramas filled with passion, strategy, and unforgettable chemistry, Beauty123.com wrote.
Other Zhao Lusi Dramas Worth Watching
Outside the top five, Zhao Lusi also stars in several other titles worth exploring — The Last Immortal (神隱) with a 5.8 rating, Who Rules The World (且試天下) with Yang Yang (5.6), and The Story of Pearl Girl (珠簾玉幕) which scored 5.8. Each of these showcases a different side of her acting — from fantasy to action to elegant melodrama.
