So frickin good

Going in with the expectation of a good thriller, I was absolutely delighted by the film’s execution that soared beyond mere goodness to me. As an admirer of both Talu Wang and Ethan Juan, my anticipation for this film was already high, and it did not disappoint me. The film transcends the typical action genre, offering a fresh narrative style and a unique cast of characters that set it apart. It's not one of those action films that you can neatly categorize who is good and who is bad. The lines between heroes and villains are blurred. It does demands patience, but rest assured, the final third of the movie rewards you with a satisfying clarity. This isn’t just a thriller teeming with awesome action and combat; it’s a cinematic experience that weaves in a tapestry of emotions, resonating deeply with the viewer.

I’m thrilled about the idea of watching this film with those dear to me who have an appreciation for this genre. I’m excited to enjoy and discuss it with them. I don't think they will be disappointed and hoping you won't either. ^^

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It's a keeper for me

I decided to write a review after a particular scene in episode 8 sparked a cherished memory. It reminded me of the classic film ‘Heaven Can Wait’ (1978, starring Warren Beatty), where a glance into his eyes reveals his true identity to her, despite being in another body. That moment always gives me tingles. Having watched the film countless times growing up, I find this drama evokes similar emotions. It’s a story that celebrates inner beauty and true love, transcending mere physical appearances. The series is not just about laughs—though it certainly has its funny moments—but also mystery, intrigue, and a compelling narrative. I was captivated from the first episode and eagerly anticipate each new one.

Liu Xue Yi is fantastic as always. He's a real star.

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