In order to change her ominous fate, Hua Qian Gu faces many obstacles to become Bai Zi Hua's disciple, yet she is ultimately forced to awaken her power and engage in a deadly confrontation against fate. Hua Qian Gu was saved by Bai Zi Hua who is the leader of Chang Liu sect and her heart secretly yearned for him. After many tests, she becomes his disciple, and they fall in love over time. Bai Zi Hua sacrifices himself for the sake of the people while Hua Qian Gu accompanies him in life and death. Love and courage allow the two to overcome all difficulties to complete a fairytale. (Source: ChineseDrama.info) Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 花千骨
- Also Known As: Hua Qian Gu , Xian Xia Qi Yuan Zhi Sha Qian Mo , 仙侠奇缘之杀阡陌 , 仙俠奇緣之殺阡陌
- Screenwriter: Zhou Zhi Yong
- Director: Charlie Zhang
- Genres: Romance, Wuxia, Fantasy
Cast & Credits
- Chen Du LingHua Qian GuMain Role
- Toby LeeBai Zi HuaMain Role
- Lai Mei YunTang BaoSupport Role
- Winnie ZhangQing ShuiSupport Role
- Daniel ChanLuo He DongSupport Role
- Zhang LiXia Zi XunSupport Role
Reviews
Good acting in a rather mediocre screenplay
I should mention that I have watched the drama before watching the movie. Even though it's been a while, it definitely helped me understand the plot. And this is where the major fault of the movie comes in, in my opinion. While trying to include many of the major plotlines and best-known scenes, the connections between these scenes feel really rushed and under-explained. Basically, the makers have tried to condense a 58-episode drama into a 1.5h movie. I think, if I didn't know the rough plotline, I wouldn't have been able to follow what's happening. If they had made the movie longer, it would really have helped.In contrast to what I read in some of the comments the acting by Chen Duling, Li Chengbin and Mao Zijun is good, though. Considering the material they had to work with it's really impressive actually. In fact, I prefered Chen Duling's Xiao Gu to Zhao Liying's (even though she's doing a great job), because her Xiao Gu was not as over-the-top girly innocent (you know what I mean) as Chinese dramas will sometimes have it. I also liked that they left one scene in that was censored in the 2015 version, even though it feels like the script doesn't really explain what's going on.
CGI isn't great and the entire plot feels rushed and some scenes disconnected, but the cast really saved the show. So, in my opinon, it's still a movie worth watching but it won't change your life. I'm gonna look for more dramas with the lead actors, though.
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