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What people are saying

• brightblow15

  Overall 9

  Story 9,  Acting 9,  Music 10,  Rewatch Value 5

  This drama is absolutely fantastic! ? Despite the negative reviews it received, I, a self-proclaimed drama connoisseur, am here to sing its praises. As someone who's watched countless K-Dramas and C-Dramas, I have to say that fantasy is my favorite genre, and this drama definitely delivered.
  
  Sure, I know what to expect when diving into a lengthy C-Drama: scheming villains, an impossible love, and maybe, just maybe, a somewhat happy ending. And you know what? I was ready for it all, and I didn't mind one...

  bit. Of course, a shorter episode count would have been nice, but we all know that C-Dramas tend to stretch things out. But hey, I'm still grateful for those extra episodes compared to the standard ones.
  
  Now, let's talk about the first few episodes – powerful stuff! We got romance and action, with conflicts that were surprisingly resolved quickly (a pleasant surprise indeed). However, somewhere around the middle, there were some slow parts that felt like they were just there to fill up screen time. But hey, it's a drama thing, right? ?
  
  But oh boy, did the last episode pack a punch! I cried my eyes out, especially towards the end. I mean, sobbing is practically a requirement when watching dramas like this, and this one definitely didn't disappoint in that department.
  
  Let's not forget about the incredible characters. He Na, the true friend who always puts loved ones before himself, was simply amazing. I'm telling you, it was both heartbreaking and heartwarming to watch him. And then there's Liu Ning, whose story added so much sadness and depth to the main storyline. Truly a must-watch.
  
  As for the main leads, they were solid. While they didn't blow me away, their portrayals of the characters were absolutely lovable. I may not have read the original novel, but I think the casting was spot on.
  
  And can we talk about the costumes and CGI? Stunning! The attention to detail in the costumes and the seamless CGI really added to the overall visual experience. Kudos to the production team for nailing those aspects.
  
  In conclusion, this drama is definitely worth your time. Though I might not rewatch it, I can confidently say that it's a must-see at least once. The music is so captivating, and the songs have found a permanent place on my Spotify playlist. Trust me, you won't be disappointed. Happy watching! ???

• SmartMa

  Overall 10

  Story 10,  Acting 10,  Music 10,  Rewatch Value 10

  Once upon a time, there was a TV series that captivated me so much that I knew I had to watch it again. It was a fantastic tale, the kind that transports you to a world of magic and wonder. Now, there was one actor in this series who I had previously disliked due to his role in another show called "Eternal Love." I had been so bitter about it that I swore never to watch anything he acted in again. But, as fate would...

  have it, my curiosity got the better of me. I realized that it was unfair of me to judge him solely based on one character he portrayed. So, with a mix of skepticism and intrigue, I decided to give this new series a chance.
  
  And boy, was I glad I did! The actor, Vin Zhang, truly impressed me with his performance as Luo Ge, a complex character within the realm of fantasy. His portrayal was nothing short of remarkable. Another actress who shone brightly in this series was Xu Lu, who brought to life the role of Liu Shao, the Sun Goddess. The chemistry between Luo Ge and Liu Shao was palpable, making their romance a delight to watch.
  
  Now, let me take a moment to gush about two other actors in the series. Wang You Shuo, who portrayed He Na, was absolutely fantastic. Handsome and talented, he truly stole the show. And let's not forget Riley Wang, who played A Fu Jun, He Na's script brother. This was my first time seeing both of them on screen, and I can confidently say that I want to see more of their work.
  
  And then there was Zheng He Hui Zi, who portrayed Luo Ning, the spunky and adorable sister of Luo Ge. Her performance added a touch of charm to the series, and I couldn't help but root for her character.
  
  The world within this series was filled with breathtaking visuals, showcasing the brilliance of the fantasy genre. The storyline itself was a masterpiece, a testament to the exceptional writing skills of the creators. As someone who has always had a soft spot for tales of immortals and mythical beings, this series ticked all the right boxes for me.
  
  Now, let's talk about the ending. It was a bit of a head-scratcher at first. Confusion swept over me, but I was determined to unravel its secrets. And after some thinking, I managed to decipher the twists and turns that left me guessing. It was a clever ending, one that required viewers to watch the entire series to truly appreciate and understand.
  
  I would be remiss if I didn't acknowledge and extend my gratitude to the rest of the staff involved in bringing this captivating story to life. Their hard work and dedication were evident in every frame, and I'm grateful to have witnessed their collective efforts.
  
  In conclusion, this TV series is a must-watch for anyone who craves a thrilling and enchanting journey. With a talented cast, a mesmerizing storyline, and stunning visuals, it will undoubtedly leave its mark on your heart. So, grab some popcorn, settle in, and let yourself be transported to a world where immortals roam and magic abounds.

• smoothjohnny

  Overall 7.5

  Story 6,  Acting 9,  Music 10,  Rewatch Value 5.5

  I recently watched a drama that was a spinoff, and while I enjoyed it overall, I had some issues with the ending. The male lead, played by Vin Zhang, did a fantastic job portraying four different characters with distinct personalities. I was particularly impressed with his portrayal of Luo Ge, and his chemistry with the female lead, played by Xu Lu, was undeniable. Their relationship was one of the highlights of the drama for me.
  
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• hotwei

  Overall 8.5

  Story 7,  Acting 8,  Music 9,  Rewatch Value 7

  This TV series is an absolute hidden gem. There are a few elements that stood out to me and I want to highlight them. First and foremost, the sibling relationship between A Fu-He Na and Luo Ge-Luo Ning is truly something special. Their dynamic is incredibly touching, and I found myself deeply invested in their story. It evoked a range of emotions in me, from being moved to feeling angry or sorry for them. Their bond is something to be appreciated.
  
  In addition to the main...

  storyline of the demon brothers, there are other side stories that really touched my heart. One particular story focuses on Lu Li and his master, while another delves into Luo Ning's journey. These narratives showcased the power of kindness and left me feeling both sorry for and appreciative of the characters involved.
  
  The chemistry between the main leads, Lu Li and Liu Shao, is another aspect that I found enjoyable. They have moments that are cute and funny, and their trust in each other is evident. Although there are some misunderstandings, they are not dragged on for too long, which I appreciated.
  
  I also liked how the series early on establishes a cooperative relationship between the demons and immortals. It challenges the prejudice against demons and highlights that not all demons are inherently bad. This aspect of the storyline was refreshing and well-executed.
  
  The background music in this series is perfectly matched to the mood, enhancing the overall viewing experience. The pacing of the story, particularly in the first few episodes, is not dragging, which I personally appreciate. While the development may be slower in later episodes, it still keeps the audience engaged.
  
  However, there were a few areas where improvement could be made, particularly in the acting of some of the side characters in certain scenes. Nonetheless, these moments did not significantly impact my overall enjoyment of the series. I hope you have a great time watching it and forming your own impressions.

• fluffywill50

  Overall 10

  Story 10,  Acting 10,  Music 10,  Rewatch Value 10

  Once upon a time, I stumbled upon a remarkable TV series. It happened during the holiday season, when I was exploring different shows from China. I had been engrossed in various dramas day and night, but this one was unlike anything I had ever seen before.
  
  It was called "Song of the Moon," and it belonged to the genre of fantasy. However, what set it apart was the astonishingly realistic approach taken by the creators. The production quality was outstanding, with breathtaking visual effects and crystal-clear...

  resolutions. It was as if the invisible realms depicted in the series were just as tangible as the visible world, perhaps even more so.
  
  From the very beginning, "Song of the Moon" had me captivated. Its enthralling story unraveled at an intensifying pace, leaving me unable to tear myself away from the screen. The series delved into profound themes, although its meaning might be perceived differently by viewers depending on their own beliefs and perspectives.
  
  As someone from a Christian background, I found myself contemplating the juxtaposition of the Bible's teachings against the backdrop of the modern Western world. The central figure in Christianity, a being both human and divine, unblemished by sin yet bearing the weight of humanity's transgressions, made me reassess certain aspects of life. "Song of the Moon" masterfully visualized these truths and virtues that are seldom seen in our mortal existence.
  
  Love, trust, and relationships were recurring motifs throughout the series. One particular question echoed in my mind: How can one love and protect all of mankind if their heart cannot hold love for a single individual? The series challenged conventional wisdom about caring for the entire universe when one struggles to care for a solitary human being, where love is often forbidden.
  
  Speaking of relationships, "Song of the Moon" delved into the concept of an eternal bond. As immortals, the characters embarked on lifelong connections that transcended time, resembling the relationship humans forge with a higher power. Romance, while not the primary focus, took a backseat to the overarching theme of connection and devotion.
  
  The cast of the show deserves accolades for their exceptional performances. This was my first time watching these actors, and their ability to breathe life into a fantasy production and make it feel more real than non-fantasy shows was truly commendable. Some critics may have underestimated the male lead, but in my opinion, his humility and talent shone brightly.
  
  Even weeks after finishing the series, it is the moments featuring Vin Zhang's character that continually resurface in my mind. His portrayal of an immortal granting people's prayers with a simple "Granted" left an indelible mark on me.
  
  Lastly, I must emphasize the overall positive message that "Song of the Moon" imparts. It is a rare find among Chinese TV productions, comparable only to "The Long Ballade," another captivating series with its own merits. Yet, "Song of the Moon" goes even deeper, providing a newer and more profound message.
  
  In conclusion, "Song of the Moon" is a powerful production that transcends boundaries. Its realistic portrayal of fantasy elements, thought-provoking themes, and exceptional cast make it a must-watch for those seeking a truly impactful TV series experience.