Wallace Chung and Huang Xiaoming are among the top ten male stars who play overbearing presidents. Why is there David Wang?

The overbearing president is a role that some women are obsessed with. Because these people not only have money, but also know how to take care of girls, what is hidden under their overbearing personality is a soft and single-minded heart. Who doesn't love such a man? Wallace Chung, Huang Xiaoming, Zhang Hanyu and David Wang have to be mentioned in the inventory of those who play the overbearing president. So, who else?

Number 10: Jin Dong's overbearing president is a little more elegant.

In "My First Half Life" and "Ode to Joy", Jin Dong shows himself as an overbearing president. Unlike some overbearing and ruthless people, the overbearing presidents he plays are more elegant and rational.

Ranked ninth: Xie, the overbearing president, has a good reputation.

Z. Tao, who is a "rich second generation" himself, can be said to be playing with the overbearing president. In Negotiator, Z.TAO plays the leading actor Xie, and his superb acting skills combined with his handling of details make netizens praise him as a "living" Xie.

Eighth place: Ehan Juan plays the overbearing president with Chen Qiaoen.

The idol drama "Professional Household" Ehan Juan also played the overbearing president. In the TV series Destiny Loves Me, Ji Cunxi, played by Ehan Juan, is humorous, overbearing and alert, and "reaps" the hearts of thousands of girls.

Seventh place: Hawick Lau plays the overbearing president, easily switching between different styles.

In Sunny Summer Night, Hawick Lau plays Joe the Playboy. In Sunset Snow in Qian Shan, Liu Haozhi plays Mo Shaoqian, a man with a black belly. Different personality characteristics and styles, Liu Kai can switch freely.

Ranked sixth: Leon Jay Williams's overbearing president is a bit expensive.

In the TV series The Wedding Dress in Paradise, Leon Jay Williams plays the only son of the chairman of Universal Group. His innate prince temperament makes him more expensive and elegant when he plays Lu Zihao.

Ranked fifth: Ming Dow is tall and plays the overbearing president, who is cold and domineering.

In Taiwanese idol dramas, Ming Dow used to be the "professional household" of the overbearing president. The tall figure and sharp eyes add a bit of domineering and cold temperament to the overbearing presidents played by Ming Dow, who became the most famous "Gao Fushuai" on the screen in the early 20th century.

Fourth place: Wallace Chung, who has excellent acting skills, has never let the audience down.

As a professional actor, we should grasp the inner heart of the role when interpreting it. Wallace Chung, known as the "old drama bone", will not disappoint the audience as the overbearing president.

Ranked third: Huang Xiaoming plays the overbearing president, which can be described as true colors.

Some people are suitable to play the overbearing president because they are ruthless and domineering, and Huang Xiaoming is the chief executive. Although the overbearing president he plays always feels cool, Huang Xiaoming in life is definitely a typical representative of a cold and domineering man.

Ranked second: Hans Zhang is a "professional household" of the overbearing president, which is well-known.

Others occasionally play with the overbearing president, and Zhang Han is the "professional household" of the overbearing president. He can "contract the fish pond" for Shanshan, or he can contract the elevator for his beloved woman. In short, when I see him, I will think of the word "overbearing president".

Ranked No.1: David Wang has outstanding acting skills, and plays the overbearing president with ease.

Different from the setting of the overbearing president in TV series, David Wang in life is humorous and noisy, and he is a "duplicitous" person. But when he recovered with a straight face, the overbearing president came out.

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It is not easy for male artists all over the entertainment industry to play the overbearing president. Therefore, the better the actor, the less stylized he will be when he plays the overbearing president, which no one can compare with David Wang. Therefore, it is understandable to put him first.