Boys Are Easy

A compassionate social worker who becomes entangled in her father’s scheme to test her suitors. She tries to help Wu Ying’s family but ends up pursuing a risky path to impress him by entering the underworld. Her choices reveal resilience, romantic longing, and a willingness to bend rules for love.

A police officer who uses a fake-boyfriend plan to satisfy her father’s expectations. She balances duty with personal longing and evolves from a calculated scheme to a eventual, genuine connection with Simon. Her character blends authority with emotional vulnerability.

A male escort who agrees to pose as Siu Tung’s boyfriend for one day, only to fall in love. He navigates a path from a transactional arrangement to a meaningful relationship, displaying wit, adaptability, and tenderness. His growth is driven by a desire for authentic connection.

A poor gangster whose life is influenced by Siu Nam’s attempts to help him. He shows resilience and loyalty to family, and ultimately chooses to leave crime for a fresh start with a supportive partner. His arc reflects hope and the possibility of transformation.

Ching Sing’s long-time pen pal whose arrival in Hong Kong stirs suspicion and conflict. Her schemes to siphon their father’s money create tension and distrust among the sisters, catalyzing family drama. Her presence tests the siblings’ protectiveness and solidarity.

A doctor who meets the 27-year-old virgin Lee Chi Ko through a patient. She toys with him but ultimately discovers genuine care and love. Her confident, playful nature fuels a playful romantic subplot within the larger family comedy.

The youngest daughter, whose presence adds lighthearted humor to the family’s dinner theatrics and romantic escapades. He contributes to the family dynamic with a youthful, mischievous energy.

A hardworking father who stages the terminal-illness ruse to push his daughters toward marriage. His scheme creates chaos but ultimately strengthens the family bond as they navigate the consequences together.