Indeed a Chinese Drama with it's own Uniqueness
Note, this will be a short review.
Though the drama has the touch of religious and philosophical content, it is an extraordinary one among fantasy dramas that I've watched. Though lacking romance (a drama which I really want to watch), the story is really good and interesting right from the very first episode. The story focuses on self-realization and enlightenment of Tang Lici about his origin and his adventures with his companions as they unfold the mystery behind the ghost pill, a mind-controlling drug that enhances martial arts. The plot that really hooked me is the story behind the strong hatred of Liu Yan for Tang Lici, as they are brothers under their dearest master. And as the story progresses, all I want to watch is for them to reconcile, forgive each other, and fight for justice against the mastermind who plotted the whole mess, but I find this part a bit lacking; it didn't give them a chance to bond happily together after the revelation of the truth. And as it ends, it still left me with so many questions, and the memorable one I spoke out loud that time was, "Huh? So, it's like everything will be normal if no Tang Lici exists?" But overall, this drama is a recommendable one.
Though the drama has the touch of religious and philosophical content, it is an extraordinary one among fantasy dramas that I've watched. Though lacking romance (a drama which I really want to watch), the story is really good and interesting right from the very first episode. The story focuses on self-realization and enlightenment of Tang Lici about his origin and his adventures with his companions as they unfold the mystery behind the ghost pill, a mind-controlling drug that enhances martial arts. The plot that really hooked me is the story behind the strong hatred of Liu Yan for Tang Lici, as they are brothers under their dearest master. And as the story progresses, all I want to watch is for them to reconcile, forgive each other, and fight for justice against the mastermind who plotted the whole mess, but I find this part a bit lacking; it didn't give them a chance to bond happily together after the revelation of the truth. And as it ends, it still left me with so many questions, and the memorable one I spoke out loud that time was, "Huh? So, it's like everything will be normal if no Tang Lici exists?" But overall, this drama is a recommendable one.
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