Eternal Love

三生三世十里桃花 ‧ Drama ‧ 2017
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janie
19 people found this review helpful
Feb 1, 2017
58 of 58 episodes seen
Completed 1
Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10
I've been waiting for a drama like this one for sooo long (since Hua Qian Gu kekeke). Personally,I think the cast is perfect, Mark Chao's facial expression is really really good and makes me fall for Mo yuan character right now ( I watched the first 4 ep
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Re_Ah
5 people found this review helpful
May 18, 2017
58 of 58 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 7.5
Rewatch Value 10
A MUST WATCH!

Just completed watching the drama and although there are so many reviews already I had to write my own.

I found 7 Miles of Peach Blossoms on a list of 7 most addictive dramas of 2017 and BOY! was it addictive. So much so that I watched all 58 episodes in just 16 days and would have completed it in less if I had more free time and unlimited Wi-Fi.

This is the first Chinese drama I watched and although the number of episodes seemed daunting at first, you just know, with the very first episode, that all of it is worth it. At the end you'll even wish there was more. Well of course the graphics wasn't the best but story was good enough to get over it.

The actors all played such a convincing role portraying their characters effortlessly. The plot knitted love, hatred, jealousy, loyalty, friendship, suspense and what have you perfectly. I could go on and on but I would recommend you find out for yourself!

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Dropped 33/58
Senaaaa
17 people found this review helpful
Apr 27, 2020
33 of 58 episodes seen
Dropped 0
Overall 2.0
Story 5.0
Acting/Cast 1.0
Music 3.5
Rewatch Value 1.0
First of all, I apologize to those who love this drama. I don't want to talk about what anyone likes. first they had a beautiful story in their hands and then they made this story inextricable. a lot of absurd and inconsistent events followed one another. they acted as if they had forgotten where they stayed in the previous episode. There was no chemistry among the leading roles. yehua was a very repulsive character and I did not like her love. the shots were sometimes good but often very tiring. For example, when talking to fengjiu and his friend in a palace scene, the back palace was moving, and the image quality was awful. There was no real place behind. When it comes to fantastic stories, effects must be used very well to make the story credible. they were unsuccessful in effect and everything seemed too artificial. not realistic. the eye was aching. and some efect mistakes prevented me from focusing on the story. the monsters were very artificial and certainly not scary. they were very funny. sorry but not a drama I can recommend.

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Heavenly Goddess95
4 people found this review helpful
Mar 31, 2018
58 of 58 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 9.5
Story 9.5
Acting/Cast 10
Music 9.5
Rewatch Value 9.0
First of all this drama is worth the watch. At first, i was hesitating in watching this because of the long episodes. But the first 5 episodes hook me up immediately and i can't wait to watch the whole 58 episodes.

Reasons why i like/ love this drama.

1. Story- It is not your typical story. The story is on point that makes you hook up immediately. Plus, the twist and satisfying ending. The action, CGI and the romance is a super plus for me. The only thing that makes me disappointed is the long episodes. I think the story can still be great even without those filler scenes just to make up for the 58 episodes.

2. The cast/ Characters - The cast and characters are superb and a big thumbs up for their spectacular acting. I can't think of anyone who can portray these characters more better. From the villains to the main leads are awesome, especially the romance of the 2 main leads and the side characters. Making you wish there is a sequel for this drama. The cast for this drama are amazing making you want to watch there other dramas.

3. Music - i like the music use for this, making you feel a lot more emotional in the scenes that need it.

4. Happy ending!! - I really despise those drama that makes you hook up from the beginning and left you hanging in the end. This drama won't disappoint you. Even in the middle of the long episodes you feel that the main leads are not going to end up together or they have a miserable life. Don't lose hope and continue watching because the two main leads will get there revenge for those people that hurt without being the bad one. They get their revenge in a good and just ways.

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minnjgyun
4 people found this review helpful
Jan 31, 2018
58 of 58 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10
You've missed a great drama if you haven't watched Three Lives, Three Worlds Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms aka Eternal Love. This is truly a remarkable piece of art esp the overflowing chemistry with its leads Mark Zhao & Yang Mi. I haven't found such great drama since Moonlovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo but thankfully I clicked that one dramafever clip on youtube. Eventually you'll get drawn to Mark's exceptional acting and his gorgeously long black hair! I never felt that Mo Yuan & Ye Hua are portrayed by one actor.  C-netz even doubted him as he was not handsome enough for the role...oh boy the tables have turned the moment Ye Hua appeared. Yang Mi on the other side did a great job as well. She was playful as Si Yin, innocent as Su Su and beautiful bad ass as High God Bai Qian. And of course you'll surely be captivated by their eternal lovestory. I reckon you'll want more after you finish it.

Everything is perfect 10 and what I love most is a happy ending. This is one great drama you shouldn't miss!

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colay17
4 people found this review helpful
Mar 15, 2021
58 of 58 episodes seen
Completed 6
Overall 7.0
Story 7.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 7.0
Rewatch Value 6.0
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This was one roller coaster of a ride, the exhausting kind where you have to really hold on tight or else you’ll fall off your seat or maybe, just maybe, you’ll let go yourself because you... just can’t take any more nonsense.

DISLIKES: The first 15 episodes is painfully slow and, for me, kind of directionless. While the carefree nature of the FL is important to portray, the director failed to develop her character even after 7 long episodes into the drama. This is the make or break point of keen viewers who may scratch their heads thinking there must be something wrong with them or all the highly praised reviews must be paid, lol. The other frustrating part are the ++ side stories that took up so much unnecessary screen time and quite frankly didn’t really add much to the main plot, if they did it was so drawn out that the intended impact sputtered into mere bubbles in the air. The never ending schemes of the scorned women undoubtedly challenged my will to finish this drama, it made the ride almost unbearable! These women are literally obsessed and, if truth be told, possessed, lol!

LIKES: Hands down the acting of the ML. Such a powerful portrayal of the master’s quiet kindness that you can feel it through the screen. The same goes for his raw and passionate love for the FL, it was so real you can feel the heat in your own body. I re-watched the above mentioned scenes after I finished the drama as an ode to the actor’s brilliant talent because I know I will not watch this drama ever again.

So much more could be said but in the effort to prevent a long winded read I am just going to conclude that while the plot is decent and most of the actors did their part well, the screenwriting failed to make this an enjoyable ride. This drama highlighted how essential and important screenwriters’ roles are in a successful production but I digress. I wish that I’ve read the book to solidify my conclusion but based on the reviews of those who did I think I am not far off. The lack of coherence and harmony between events and the imbalance of screen time between characters produced whirlwind of emotions on both ends of the spectrum- suffocation (cue Su Jin and Xuan Nu for starters) on one and emptiness on the other (lack of actual Ye Hua and Bai Qian scenes) hence the sickening roller coaster ride.

My advice is similar to the advice I got while watching, hang tight till the leads meet in the mortal world and then decide if you want to invest in at least 40 more hours or so but I won’t blame you either if you decide to pack up your bags and leave way before that happens. Have fun elsewhere, i totally get it :)

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Dramthusiast
2 people found this review helpful
May 11, 2022
58 of 58 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 7.5
Story 7.5
Acting/Cast 7.5
Music 7.5
Rewatch Value 7.5

Overrated, but not in a bad way

5 years after its release, this show has an average rating of 8.9/10 - With a rating so high, I was expecting a MUCH better show than what I watched. An 8.9 makes you think that the show is going to be good, *very* good, a masterpiece even... Alas, this show is nothing but average. I feel like anyone who rated it higher than an 8 is capping, 7-8 is more like its true rating. It's not so terrible that you would drop it, but not so great that you would rave about it either. It's just a solid show, it gave what it had to give. One thing I do appreciate though, is how it's more of an "easy" watch; You can watch this show comfortably, casually, without getting TOO invested because honestly, it's not that intense. Great world building and story telling, but no part of this show was so raw or emotional that it moved me to tears or left a lasting impact on me. Even the few comedic bits didn't make me laugh, and the parts meant to anger me really just annoyed me (y'all know how the villains and the conflicts in these dramas are... Very typical/predictable). Overall it's a good show though, and if you're interested in the plot I'd encourage you to watch it.
(Ignore my ratings for story, acting etc - I just put 7.5 for everything, that's my overall rating).

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RaquelMaia
5 people found this review helpful
Apr 18, 2017
58 of 58 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10
I started to see this drama because I really like Historical dramas, and the Summaries looks great. However I thought that was so many episodes *58* I came to an end very quickly, nor wanted to believe, because this drama is really very good and addictive, I cried in some parts, I laugh like crazy in others.

The history is very well done and always keeping the part interesting and captivating every episode that passes. Not only focusing on the main characters, but also on those around them, like the little fox * that I loved * and others from other worlds, and how they intersect. Wow. By the way I didn't read the book yet so I can't compare it.
In my opinion all the actors were excellent. I could really feel the pain of them all, the love and their happiness, when there was. Especially for Chao Mark and Yang Mi who let me surrender to them, they really make the best in this drama, I have seen a little of romance dramas but this one ... in romance? geez I was in love to. And when Ye hua starts to cry .. I cry too!
And the bad lady, I was cheated by her in so many ways * I feel bad* but good acting.

Rewatch - Obvious !!! I would come again and feel everything again. I would take the potion to live it all over again * laugh *

I will of course tell everyone to wath this, is now on my favourite!! Love it! love it!

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MagnoliaCream
3 people found this review helpful
Mar 2, 2023
58 of 58 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10
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Beautiful love story + Top-notch acting = Magical viewing experience

'So glad I persevered with this series as the story started to get specially interesting for me in Episode 11. This is not to say that I found the first 10 episodes boring because they're not - they set the stage for the rest of the series. But it was in Episode 11, when Ye Hua (Mark Chao) and Su Su (Yang Mi) first meet, that the magic hit home for me. Their every interaction is precious. Even their exchanges when he is in dragon form are endearingly hilarious, like when he thinks, "How dare you!" when she kisses him and he forces himself to swallow the raw meat she is feeding him so she would not kiss him again.

Ye Hua is simply beautiful. Sure, the actor is handsome, but it is his manliness, depth, intelligence, wisdom, elegance, sincerity, strong sense of justice and most of all, love for and faithfulness to one woman that captivates. Another enchanting quality is his sense of humor that seems to be triggered only when he is with her like at the end when he is reminiscing their times together. Mark Chao did an exceptional job perfectly portraying such a compelling character. Yang Mi also did a great job as Bai Qian/Si Yin/Su Su, though I'm not too impressed with the character's fondness for wine to the point of severely affecting her emotions and decisions. Gosh, I'm sounding too attached to the characters. This is how powerful the hold this series has on its admirers. This is why I gave it a 10/10 even though the CGI is not perfect - the emotional attachment is off the charts.

The love story is indeed beautiful but it is the top-notch acting that raised this drama to a level of quality befitting its exalted position as the most watched Chinese TV series of all time, with over 50 billion views as of August 2018.

Update: Watching the series a second time was an even more satisfying experience. I felt the magic from the first episode. Every scene between Mo Yuan and Bai Qian/Si Yin simmers with affection, with the mystery of "does he love her as a disciple or a woman" adding to the enchantment, if not poignancy, of the story. And now that I'm well aware of the significance of the golden lotus (Jin Lian), Ye Hua's attachment to Si Yin/Su Su/Bai Qian takes an even deeper meaning. A truly remarkable, beautiful, wonderful, mesmerizing series.

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Jenniezeng
3 people found this review helpful
Aug 9, 2020
58 of 58 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 6.5
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 5.0
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 4.0
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The characters just didn't work for me

This drama is alright, and I sped through lots of it because it got kind of boring. I extremely hated how the imbalance of power was represented, as the QinQiu people seem to be so highly respected that they can ravage heaven whenever they want with no consequence (like when Bai Fengjiu stole the soul-searching lamp).
I love diliraba but I hated the Bai Fengjiu storyline with all my soul. The female character was so weak and immature that even though the ending of her storyline with the emporer was alright, everything else just set it off for me.
I also didn't like how miracles would happen and then characters would brush it off like nothing. God Zhi Yan seemed to be the overall healer and voice of reason, but not many recognized him as that, but instead the owner of the peach blossom forest and very powerful, detached immortal.
The SuSu story was so frustrating to me because of how weak Su Su was and how little YeHua did despite saying he "loved" her. The number of plot holes and how slowly the storyline was going, especially since I knew where it was headed, was increasingly agitating.
The only part about the character's acting I liked was the relationship between Si Yin, 9th disciple, and all the other disciples.
I felt like the relationship between Mo Yuan/Ye hua/Bai Qian was left too open. I also felt no chemistry between the two main actors so it was really awkward when I was trying to watch romantic or serious scenes. Lastly, I feel like Yang Mi and Mark Chao didn't protray their characters with enough dynamic and emotion to move the audience.

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bojojoti
3 people found this review helpful
Jan 29, 2026
58 of 58 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 8.5
Story 8.5
Acting/Cast 8.5
Music 8.5
Rewatch Value 8.0

More Like Eternal Suffering!

Ninety-nine percent of the suffering could have been avoided by the tiniest bit of communication, but that's drama life for you. Forget about love triangles—Eternal Love featured love dodecahedrons!

Yet, for all the angst, the story was compelling, and the cast was captivating. The costumes and sets were beautiful. The CGI lacked only in the water scenes, where it was apparently fake (I can handle most fake mountain and orchard scenes, but fake moving water is so apparent). The OST enhanced the experience with poignant lyrics.

Kudos to Maggie Huang who played Su Jin, a character I loathed deeply. It was incredibly satisfying to get to the eye scene (you'll know what I mean when you watch). I had envisioned that scene and anticipated it for far too long! How gratifying when it actually happened.

Mark Chao was a new-to-me actor. He lacked the pretty boy image of many K- and C-drama leads; a masculine man was a nice change of pace. He was able to convey emotions well, even within his stoic character. As for pretty boys, they were in abundance: Gao Wei Guang with long white hair, Vin Zhang all dark and dangerous, and Yu Meng Long, Leon Lai, and Zhang He.

The series was long at 58 episodes, but it held my attention and soaked my hanky. "Tearjerker" should be added to the tags. It ended well, and I was left with a happy afterglow. Upon reflection, it's odd I felt pleased, as only about 2% of the characters had a happy ending! But they were the 2% I most cared about, so I'm good with that.

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Ayesha
5 people found this review helpful
Apr 22, 2017
58 of 58 episodes seen
Completed 1
Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10
"NO WONDER this drama has such a high rating" that will be your reaction after getting into this show.

Firstly, I'd like to happily inform you that this drama is absolutely NOT draggy. There is just so much happening in the show, and it is always dynamic. So, if one of your worries before watching "eternal love" is that, cast that aside and consider other obstacles, because redundancy is not going to be an issue. Also, unlike many other Chinese drama, the acting has no exaggeration, it is natural and therefore is warmer. I also want to mention that all characters are very handsome/beautiful in the show. If that lures you in!

I'd like to point out what I specially liked about the show. The plot is very interesting. Yes, there are other dramas with similar ideas, but nope, this drama has a very unique plot. Additionally, there is an unfolding of several stories about several characters, which goes back to emphasising that there is so much happening in the show. Furthermore, I personally love fantasy, and there are few dramas that has it in such an attractive form. Also, the setting of the drama is beautiful. The peach blossom trees and heavenly rivers and skies and mountains. I had stopped the show several times to take screenshots. Also, the emotions and so relationships in the show are many, I'm sure you will find one that touches you especially. Finally, the show is like a journey to a different world, where sympathy and love and sometimes hate are felt for the most unexpected characters. The show will leave you with a gentle memory of delight, like the one you have after a beautiful dream, where some details are faint, but the emotion is distinctly there.

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