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I had the same happy shock. I really like Liu Yuning's voice and I am so glad to recognize his tones in OST's. He is an excellent actor, in my view, and he seems to convey the emotions in the lyrics in his songs.

My admiration for Zhang Xin Cheng is growing, especially after watching this movie. Have you seen his video where he sings Peking Opera? He has a range for action, emotional, and comedy roles. I look forward to seeing more from this talented person.

The romance between Lin Zequi and Jin Baihui might be one of my top favorites ever!

I want this song from ep 2 16:56. “Burning on its own…” The OST isn’t on Spotify yet. Does anyone have the OST?

I have rewatched it so many times now I have lost count. I watched versions in IQIYI, Netflix and Tencent. It was interesting to see the differences in translation in the subtitles between the venues. I do not speak Chinese. Can someone who understands the dialogue in Chinese tell me which English subtitle translations are closer to the original meaning? Or maybe it is different across teams and dramas. I do appreciate the teams who translate so that I can enjoy these projects.

I thought the screen changed to a different tone and she was vaguely recalling his kiss when he was scraping her- the time she thought the blind granny rescued her from the cliff, but it was YZ. She has not fully recalled that event, so she is confused why she has this flashback.

I may try your method. I didn't want to watch the torture scenes.

In the novel, when does he realize he loves her and confesses?

I think he returned.

The deaths of lu ji and wen ji also made me sad.

I am at ep 31 and dropping it after I read scathing reviews of the bad ending. I was already frustrated with Du Ting Xin.'s character.

I was let down by the ending.

It isn't an historical costume drama, but I like the acting, story, production, sound effects and OST of Legend of Shenli

Does anyone know where the scenes from ep 22 were filmed? The stairs were on the side of the cliff, the waterfall? It was when they were on the Island and met Mo Li.

Maybe you can help me solve these riddles. I have two questions. 1) When ShenLi tells her Master, Demon Lord, I have lost two people I shouldn't, I know one is def XingZhi. Is the second FengLai or MoFang? She had said she would not forgive MoFang, but as the Abyss is collapsing, we see MoFang in his kneeling position again. 2) When XingZhi and ShenLi are kissing on the bridge in ep. 39, he redeems his two wishes. The first is that she pick grapes for him every year. The second wish will take a long time. What is the second wish?

I gotta say I am loving this OST, listening on Spotify while I do my computer work. This is one of the Best OST's I have heard in a long time. Such a delightful match when they are teasing, and when Shen Li enters the battlefield. I like the ohm chants as deep as a didgeridoo and the Middle-Eastern pipes. I also want to say that I really love Shen Li's costumes. I have rewatched this drama so many times now, I have lost count. Honestly. I leave it to start and new cdrama and end up dropping the new one. I just cannot hold my interest. I would rather rewatch LoS than finish the new drama. Sigh. I was this way after I saw Love Like the Galaxy, which I still rewatch. I was able to go watch Princess Agents, though- Soooo glad I did. And now I am beginning to watch Lin Genxing's other projects. I'm glad you MDL friends like this cdrama, too. Thanks for reading my post.

I enjoyed this drama. I checked it out because of Namgoong Min. I didn't like the older sister's character- just saying. Did anyone else notice the similarity in the melody between one of the theme songs in the OST, that was played frequently, and Meghan Trainor's song, Lips are Moving?

I am just guessing but I suspect that Ruo Lai is going to divert to communism later in the episodes based on this statement in the details "A chance encounter with Shen Jin Zhen leads him to make different choices." We know Jin Zhen is a communist party member, thus I assume she she persuade him to choose her path. The authors have certainly laid out the base philosophical, passionate, premises of both groups at the onset (Kuomintang and communist). The authors have also included the idealistic views as well as the practical reasons why the opponents doubt their opponents. I do not usually like to watch Republican Era or Sino-Japanese war cdramas, and I fast forward through propaganda segments. I only came to watch this drama because I have been enjoying The Legend of ShenLi and read that War of Faith had even higher ratings. I had to see what the attraction was. It is good acting, production, and story qualities.

Thanks, friend

I love this drama. After I watched Mysterious Lotus Casebook, I watched Love and Redemption, Immortal Samsara, and Ashes of Love. Here's my question: I notice that these epic, excellent dramas have almost ensemble casts. The same groups of actors appear together in different dramas. Why is this? Are they geographically local to a production company? Does their management company have a connection to a production company? Help me understand. Thanks.