I think it’s a really sweet short drama. The story starts off fast and gets straight to the point. There’s not a lot of scheme in and not very long episodes. Good if you are trying to find a short drama to watch.

The cast and acting was great. I have to give a lot of credit to the acting especially. Since the king played a very good role when he swapped bodies with Da Xi, I think both roles did great acting the body switch roles. Costuming was the best. They mostly wore one outfit throughout the entire show, and idk what’s up with the maid hairstyles, I don’t think the show put a lot of time into the costuming.

The ending is also a bit confusing, I don’t understand the entire situation with the controlling dreams and Da Xi being the queen of another tribe, and Ji Man not remembering who Da Xi is, that part didn’t make a lot of sense.

Read More

I don't know how to describe this show. This show has a bit of everything.

It's scary but not scary at the same time. Like it's not scary because it, not horror, there's no monsters, demons, ghosts, etc. but what makes it scary is that there's a lot of crimes and murder, and we don't know where this girl comes from. She is like the half-human, half-demon. I'm someone who gets scared VERY easily and hates scary things, but this show isn't as scary as it seems. This girl is basically representing karma.

The only thing it lacks is the storyline. Every episode is like a new book. Like episode one has nothing to do with episode two. So there's not really a specific storyline because of that. I really enjoyed this show. Like everything I watched was nothing as I had expected. Another thing it lacks is the ending of each episode. They are all cliffhangers. At the end of most of the episodes, it just leaves us hanging, it doesn't really tell us what will happen next.

Read More

This show was a lot like Joy of Life. Both of the main characters in both shows were really smart and creative. I didn't enjoy the show that much, it got boring in the end, after they were stuck in Lin'an city, it just kind of went downhill. The ending was just kind of a disappointment. Nothing bad happened, it was just I didn't really want a season 2. In some dramas, I need a season two because I simply can't get enough. In this show, however, I think there shouldn't have been a season two like we don't really need one. Like I think the ending could have been much better. Like there would only be a season two if Ning Yi died, like in Joy of Life.

Read More

I don't know what to say. Firstly, this show was very interesting, it took me three days to finish and it was wonderful. It wasn't slow at all. Just on ep one a lot of things happen. I love the storyline, and I just love Tang San. He is a guy you don't or you wouldn't normally meet. My favorite character would be Ma Hongjun, he's like a Wen Ning, in the untamed. My favorite scenes are the fighting scenes and when they kill monster to collect soul rings, I found them very fun. The animals are all unique, scary, and cute. I really want a season two so bad, the show is so good. I'm normally very strict when it comes to rating shows but this was a 10 for me. I also didn't like the fact tht we didn't get to see the big fight with Bi Bi Dong, and Tang Hao, I think that would be a really interesting fight.

What I think happened at the end (read if you want to)
So in the comic, Xiao Wu dies, but I think since it left us with a cliffhager, I think that Xiao Wu might have killed herself, so Tang San could get anothersoul ring.

My questions:
Is it possible for a person to have like 5 soul rings, and lets say they have 2 yellows, 2 purple, and 2 blackish-blue, is it possilbe for them to like get rid of a yellow one, and get a better soul ring? Cause when we saw Bi Bi Dong's rings, she had 1 red one on the top, and the rest were all the blackish-blue ones, so how was she able to not have a limit?

Read More

I was kind of disappointed, I had really high expectations for this show. It started off way too slow. A normal drama takes me at least to ep 5 or 10 to start getting good. But this show got to like episode 25 and it starts getting interesting. Honestly, I don't really get it. Their whole mission was to bring a girl back and it got into so much chaos. They also live in a really small world. Many of the people got lost and most went their separate ways and then they bump into each other and then get separated then somehow bump into each other, it makes it seen as they live in a small world. I really don't like the fact that Xie Yun is so talkative and always joking cause the one I've always seen is the "Lan Zhan" version, and it's so sad to see him smile, and my heart isn't willing to move on from the untamed. But overall not bad, really nice marshal arts.

Read More

The main thing to point out here is, it was just a complete remake of Love O2O because it has all the storyline just with different characters. The thing that flipped me out the most is the fact that Cao Guang is Zhen Shui Wu Xiang, like that completely pisses me off, stating the fact that it makes no sense because in the original one Cao Guang falls in love with Weiwei, and so does Zhen Shui Wu Xiang, which they are 2 completely different characters.

Bei Weiwei's fashion sense in this movie is horrible. Xiao Nai isn't that good-looking. Even Meng Yiran's character is so different. In the show, Meng Yiran is a shy girl who is scared to go to Xiao Nai because she's scared of what he will think of her, Meng Yiran is also a rich girl. As the Meng Yiran in the movie has no sense in fashion either and she is straight-up obnoxious and is full of confidence and tries to get Xiao Nai's attention which I find very disturbing.

The biggest thing that makes me so mad is the settings. The movie looks like they didn't care for the setting at all. The backgrounds look like they didn't give enough effort. The Place where they had the dinner, when the characters all meet Weiwei for the first time in the show, that place looks super expensive. The one in the movie just looks like a small bar place.

I don't know why I even watched this. It was just a copy of the other show and overall wasn't good.

Read More

The show started out kind of slow. This show is like a combination of Eternal Love and Ashes of Love. I honestly really liked it. My favorite characters would either be Wu Zhiqi or Tengshe. I feel like those two could have honestly been biological brothers. I think that they had too many misunderstandings which caused them to break apart multiple times. The only thing that didn't make sense to me was, the fact that I originally thought that as a Dijun, they are supposed to have more power than the Heavenly Emporer, because in Eternal Donghua Dijun had more power and his status was higher than the Heavenly Emperor. I don't know maybe that's just a "Love and Redemption" thing. I had a few questions about the ending.

1)Whose child was Sifeng holding? If it's theirs, then how did Sifeng and Xuanji have a child before Linglong and Mingyan?
2) Where in the world were Wu Zhiqi and Zihu, like I didn't see them at the party at the end?
3) How come I didn't see Ah Lan (the girl in red, who took care of Sifeng after Sifeng left Xuanji, and she went to find him) at their wedding either?

Read More

I really liked this show, the fact that most of the dramas I've seen are tied with power and royalty. This one was different. We didn't see much of a king or queen, but we only saw a little of the royalty. Honestly, if I were Bai Suzhen, I would have already killed Jin Ruyi, she's so annoying and stubborn, I feel like Jin Ruyi doesn't like Xu Xian for himself but likes him for his looks. The part when Wang Daoling morphed into Xu Xian for a night and Ruyi didn't realize anything is kind of weird. Not to mention I don't know why, but Bai Suzhen's child, Shi Lin looks more like Jin Song, than he looks like Xu Xian. Fa Hai is also a really stubborn person too, other than that I really liked the show. I really like fantasy shows and I like it, even more, when they go to the mortal world.

Read More

I don't know why but I was really looking forward to this show because I'm a huge fan of Xiao Zhan. I honestly thought this show would be a lot better but I don't know why I just didn't like it. For one, Bo Wang was a heartless person, now I see where you can disagree with me, but usually, in other dramas, they only pretend to be heartless but they actually care a lot but just doesn't show it to the other person. Instead, even when Ma Zhaixing wasn't by his side, he was still kind of heartless. The only reason why I would give this a 7 is because of Xiao Zhan's character, if Xiao Zhan didn't play in it, I would give this a 5-star review. Second off, the show was really boring, Ma Zhaixing's brother who appeared in the first episode went missing. He really only played for like 2 to 3 episodes and then he went missing like I never saw him again. I didn't really like the storyline after the wolf fell off the cliff.

Read More

Please read and don't judge a book by its cover

The show was amazing. I heard of it in 2019 but I thought it was like a really weird story and that I wouldn't like it but then my sister started watching it in 2020. She became obsessed with it then forced me to watch it. I will say the first few episodes are slow but since I was forced I had nothing else to do. Later on, it was getting really interesting and I couldn't stop watching it. So yeah, don't judge a book by its cover, I don't regret watching it, and I think if I wasn't forced to watch the untamed, I would have missed my biggest chance to watch the world's best drama.

Even though in this show you never really get to hear Lan Zhan clearly confess his love to Wei Ying, but there are some parts that really sweeter than honey, that you can truly see Lan Zhan's love for Wei Ying. Cultivators don't say "I love/like you," they say "The feeling of sticking to the single-log bridge till it’s dark is indeed not bad."

Read More

So I wanna begin with the story line. The story is honestly poorly constructed, love is forbidden in the heaven realm, and no one is supposed to fall in love, however the whole point of this show is for the for two main leads to fall in love. Like that’s kinda messed up, and it’s usually things like “love is forbidden between immortals and demons” or “love is forbidden between immortals and humans” but in all fantasy shows I’ve seen this is the first show to have this such strange rule. Like if love isn’t allowed in the heavens then where did all of these immortals come from.

The story line doesn’t get any better after they forget their memories. When they go into the mortal world, all of a sudden Yan Dan is considered a “flower demon”, like no, she’s was once a part of the heaven realm and now all of a sudden she’s a demon. And why didn’t she reborn, like she literally just fell from the sky, she was never a baby and she had all her powers.

The only good thing about this show is costuming, and the cast. Obviously people watch it for Yang Zi and Cheng Yi (that’s why I’m here). Honestly not really worth your time.

Read More

I didn't know what I was expecting in this show. This show was originally on my watchlist, and I did plan to watch it once it was done airing. I originally intended to watch this show for Yang Zi, because she's a pretty well-known celebrity, however I ended up falling for the character Xiang Liu, and continued to watch the show for him. The story is a little confusing towards the ends but I watched it Xiang Liu.

The beginning of the story was pretty basic and easy to follow. The costuming is also really good. For the first time in Chinese dramaland have I seen a demon wear white, besides Bai Suzhen. The way Xiang Liu appears in all white, makes him look so dashing and gorgeous at the same time.

The music is actually really good yet sad in this show. In this show I obviously ship Xiao Yao and Xiang Liu, and it's really sad that they don't end up together. I've also cried so much on ep 32 or 33 just over Xiang Liu.

One big thing that I would like to point out is the fact that this show deals with demons, mortals, gods, immortals. However, we really only see Xiang Liu use his powers, because he is a demon, yet we never even saw his true form. Even though they are immortals, they act more like mortals.

But personally in my opinion when Xiao Yao is with Xiang Liu, she is more "herself". She can act however she wants and reveal her true self in front of Xiang Liu. But when she is with Tushan Jing, she acts more of like an older sister, because it seems like she has to always care and take care of him.

Read More

I’m not really sure what I expected from this drama. to begin with the drama was sort of fast moving. The plot was fast and straightforward: the Di family was framed and Di Ziyuan only wanted to seek justice for her family so she took an identity and used it to reach her goal. Honestly this drama could have been way shorter. We really didn’t need the last 10 episodes. After she exposes the fact she is Di Ziyuan, and her family gets justice then the drama could have just needed. But instead they kept going in and bringing more unnecessary plots and scenes such as linlang and anning dying along with Han ye going blind. These are important key factors to the main plot of the story. And what’s up with her hair turning white, that’s physically not possible

Read More

Really good drama. Started off fast, got straight to the points. Jiang Baoning is a princess in which I can't even tell if the king really likes her or not. It seems as if the king does like her, but also seems as if he is using her. Li Qian and Baoning make a good couple. I'm honestly really surprised that they had a really good relationship, until near the end. When Baoning's father is accused of killing Li Qian's mother I was quite shocked that Li Qian didn't hold back his love for Baoning but instead it was Baoning who was chasing his away.

The saddest part of the whole show was none other than the grandmother dying. The costume and makeup in this drama is kind of bad. Alright so Jiang Baoning's hairstyle makes it look like she is from a different country, because the jewelry is wrapped around her head and it doesn't really look nice, When she marries Li Qian, her hairstyle is changed so she doesn't wear the jewelry that like wrapped around her head.

I would also like to point out that Ju Jingyi needs a bit more roles and characters to play as. So far most of the shows I've watched with her in it, she's always playing the cute, and innocent one, who's also smart at some point. We need to see more of her other side as like a antagonist. I've only seen one drama as her as the antagonist and it was really good.

Read More