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What people are saying

• giantzhang31

  Overall 10

  Story 9.5,  Acting 10,  Music 10,  Rewatch Value 10

  Once upon a time, there was a TV series that captivated my heart with its beautiful storyline. It was a tale of love, filled with exquisite moments that warmed the soul. But what made it even more enchanting was when intense action was interwoven into the narrative.
  
  The setting of this series transported me to a bygone era, an ancient time that made everything feel even more special. It was a world where fantasy seamlessly blended with reality, adding a touch of spice to the already...

  mesmerizing plot. And at the heart of it all were two exceptional individuals, the male and female leads, who portrayed their characters with such power and brilliance that it left me in awe.
  
  I couldn't resist the allure of this series and found myself watching it not just once, but three times. Each time, it revealed new layers and brought new moments of wonder. It truly was a must-see for anyone who enjoyed historical, action, fantasy, or romance dramas.
  
  The plot itself was a masterpiece, expertly crafted to immerse viewers in a whirlwind of romance and tragedy. It had the power to captivate and hold your attention, making it difficult to tear yourself away.
  
  The cast of this series was simply outstanding. Each actor brought their A-game, delivering stellar performances that elevated the overall appeal of the show. There were four main leads, all equally strong and compelling, contributing to the undeniable chemistry that flowed onscreen.
  
  The setting, as mentioned before, transported us to ancient times. It was a visually stunning world, meticulously designed down to the smallest details. The costumes, the landscapes, everything worked together to create an immersive experience that truly felt like stepping back in time.
  
  Now, I must admit that the ending left something to be desired. It didn't quite unfold the way I had hoped, leaving me with a hint of disappointment. But fear not, for there is a Season of this series that awaits. So, my fellow viewers, brace yourselves for more twists, turns, and surprises that will surely keep us on the edge of our seats.

• youngdenzel

  Overall 7.5

  Story 7,  Acting 9,  Music 7.5,  Rewatch Value 6.5

  So, I have this TV series I stumbled upon while waiting for my other shows. At first, I thought it was just okay, nothing special. But then, the story picked up and got more interesting. Well, until it started repeating itself and crashed in the last episode. Yeah, the ending was a bit disappointing, just like most Chinese time dramas tend to be.
  
  But you know what? Despite the ups and downs, I actually enjoyed watching it. The characters were pretty intriguing, especially the second...

  couple. They had more chemistry and a more fascinating storyline than the main couple. And let me tell you, I really grew to love some of the side characters too, like General Li, Chu Yuanzhi, Touer, and the crown prince. That guy always stood up for himself and went after what he wanted, which was refreshing to see.
  
  The comedy in this show was on point. It provided a good balance without going overboard. But there were some things that bothered me. Like, there were certain plotlines that never got explained properly, and the passage of time was a bit unclear. And honestly, I lost interest in the main couple's love story halfway through. It just lacked depth and felt too familiar with all the repetitive tropes.
  
  Let's talk about the acting. The actors who played Hao Yue and princess Ying did a fantastic job. Their emotions really came through on screen. However, there was one actor, Chen Bolin, who went a bit overboard with his facial expressions. I mean, his "angry" face was cringeworthy every time. On the other hand, Jing Tian's acting was decent, although I have to say, she seemed more natural in the scenes set in the god realm. Her crying scenes in the earthly realm just didn't quite hit the mark for me. It was hard to empathize with her character, especially because she cried in almost every episode after meeting Zhong Tian. It didn't really match the strong, independent character they wanted us to believe she was.
  
  All in all, I'll probably keep watching this series, mainly because of the second couple. I hope the story gets better though. Who knows, maybe it'll surprise me.

• SweetEarth

  Overall 10

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

  Once upon a time, in a world filled with captivating dramas and breathtaking visuals, there came a TV series that dared to differ from the usual. Its storyline, oh, it was a marvel, unlike anything I had ever witnessed before. Imagine, if you will, the concept of being reborn, returning to life with the memories of a previous existence lingering like ethereal whispers in your dreams. It was a tale that sparked a fire within, igniting my curiosity and leaving me hungry for more.
  
  As I...

  delved deeper into this enchanting series, one thing that truly captivated me was the attention to detail. The costumes, oh, they were a sight to behold. They were not gaudy or overdone but rather, they were realistic, transporting us effortlessly to that era of time. And oh, the hairdos! Thank the heavens they were not a spectacle of absurdity, but a testament to the care taken in preserving historical accuracy.
  
  Let us not forget to appreciate the music, for it was the symphony that accompanied this remarkable journey. It gracefully danced through the scenes, tugging at our heartstrings and intertwining with the emotions of the characters. Each note, each melody, carefully woven together to create an auditory masterpiece.
  
  And speaking of characters, there was one who made their grand entrance as the lead, Bolin Chen. A performance that left me awestruck. His portrayal was nothing short of awesome, radiating charisma and sincerity in every frame. I found myself irresistibly drawn to the chemistry that blossomed between him and his romantic counterpart. It was a romance that sizzled, leaving us yearning for more stolen glances and tender moments.
  
  But let us not forget the rest of the cast, for they too deserve accolades. Each member embraced their roles with such brilliance, it felt as if they had stepped straight out of our reality and into the screen. However, I must make a special mention of one actress who stole the spotlight. Her performance was so convincing, so true to the nature of her character, that I found myself wanting to reach into the screen and give her a scolding. She mastered the art of portraying a spoiled brat to perfection.
  
  In conclusion, I must extend my deepest gratitude and applause to the cast, the producers, the writers, and the entire team behind this extraordinary production. They have crafted a masterpiece, breathing life into a story that will forever be etched in the annals of television history. Thank you for taking us on this unforgettable journey, where dreams intertwine with reincarnation, and emotions run wild.

• energeticben51

  Overall 3

  Story 3.5,  Acting 1,  Music 3,  Rewatch Value 1

  I was disappointed with King of Blaze. The lead actors lacked passion and came across as wooden. Hao Yue's character development was unconvincing, as he transformed from a seemingly unintelligent boy to a "general." The romantic scenes between him and the princess felt uncomfortable to watch. Additionally, Tong Feng's actions in Part 2 were irrational and unrealistic, especially when she opened her front door in the middle of the night without checking for danger. Lei Hao's recovery from brain surgery was also questionable, with him...

  miraculously regaining a full head of hair and only needing a band aid to cover his wound. Overall, I found the quality of King of Blaze to be subpar compared to other dramas like Eternal Love and Ashes of Love.
  
  One major disappointment was the ending. The fate of the Immortal World was left unexplained, and the resolution with the main antagonist was unclear. The sudden reappearance of Yin Le at the last moments of the final episode felt forced and lacked proper explanation. Instead of including unnecessary flashbacks, the show could have shown Yin Le's journey back to Earth, providing a more satisfying conclusion. The unsatisfying ending left me feeling like I had wasted my time investing in this series.

• wildmoonlight

  Overall 7

  Story 8,  Acting 7,  Music 8,  Rewatch Value 5

  So, there's this drama series I watched recently, and let me tell you, it's not bad at all. The plot had so much potential, but the relationship between the main couple felt kinda repetitive, even though their lives were separated by centuries. The acting was pretty good overall, though the emotional depth could have been stronger. Zhang Yi Jie (playing Hao Yue and Lei Hao) and Lai Yu Meng (as Princess Li Ying and Wei Yong Qian) had a really interesting storyline and amazing chemistry....

  Now, the first season was a blast. The characters were really well developed, the special effects were top-notch, the music was on point, and the action was thrilling. But then, on the second season, it felt like the characters lost some depth and sparkle because they went for an overused plot. So, while it may not be a series you'd want to re-watch, it's still pretty entertaining.