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Mar 22, 2026

no one dies from a cliff fall

kind of annoying that this mf survives being shot and falling off a giant cliff into a river (but not unsurprising in a c-drama). even more annoying is him waking up and immediately being able to take down that bandit boss one-handed, when she is supposed to be a great fighter. changyu defeated him so it's hard to believe that when he's this injured, someone who can beat up all those tough bandits loses so easily to him. also i wish changyu figured out that her husband is the marquis
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Nov 2, 2025

I Can't Stop Thinking About This Drama

Time for my first review! And of course it has to be for this masterpiece.Fated Hearts is a fast-paced drama from the jump. Right away, we're introduced to the seemingly irreconcilable enmity between the generals of two warring states. The show literally starts with our FL shooting our ML with an arrow and it does not slow down after that.Which brings us to our leads, Fu Yixiao and Feng Suige. These two abduct, fistfight, whip and bite each other all within the first few episodes. This is a couple that embodies the enemies-to-lovers trope, but not in a toxic or unnatural way. The love that unfolds between them is tender and based on mutual understanding and respect.What this show does best:- badass FL. Yixiao is strong, compassionate and loyal. She's a force to be reckoned with, even when injured. Rather than always needing to be saved by her man, she and Suige protect each other- the depiction of Yixiao's memory loss. Honestly, this is one of the only usages of the amnesia trope that I didn't find annoying. It didn't hinder the plot or create unnecessary angst, and although Yixiao has amnesia, she never becomes weak or gullible as we so often see- no miscommunication trope. Yixiao and Suige don't do that annoying thing where they break each other's heart "for their own good" or have some stupid misunderstanding. They communicate and don't keep things from one another- a well-written SML. Lately, I've been really annoyed by the trend where the SML appears harmless at first but devolves into a crazy bastard constantly coming between the main couple and doing horrible things because of his so-called love. But here, Xia Jingshi's infatuation with Yixiao does not take up too much screen time or cause dumb conflicts between the leads. He has his own goals and desires completely separate from Yixiao, and is willing to sacrifice her to get what he wants. Don't get me wrong-- he's a vile person. But as a villain, he's well-written and although he has a traumatic backstory, Fated Hearts doesn't use that to excuse his actions like other series with obsessive SMLs do- Feng Xiyang's glow up. I'll admit it, I reached a point in the show where I was actively rooting for her downfall. Like I cheered as she suffered in Jinxiu. But once she comes to her senses in the second half of the show, Xiyang became a strong, compelling character who I began to really like- Xia Jingyan. As an emperor and as a man, he is horrible. But even though his actions were in some ways worse than Jingshi's, I still felt a lot of sympathy for him. Both Xias are huge red flags, but at least Jingyan can love. As toxic as it was, I really was rooting for him and Xiyang- the ratio of action to romance. There are plenty of fight scenes and plenty of sweet moments between our leads. This balance is perfect- Yixiao and Suige's relationship. How can I end this list without mentioning it? This couple complements each other incredibly well-- they truly do feel fatedAlthough Fated Hearts had some minor flaws, these were greatly outweighed by the countless things it did right. I will definitely be rewatching.

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predictable, infuriating and illogical

my thoughts on this episode are best summarized as questions. like, for example, were the screenwriters all replaced with drunk children? were they only given twenty minutes to crap out the whole script? or, as one review here suggests, is this episode just ragebait?
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Dec 23, 2025

why does no one care about how jiang mu feels?

so not only is everyone working together to lie to jiang mu about jin zhao, they also stole her dog, then made her think he ran away because she didn't get him neutered in time? is that not too cruel?
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Dec 18, 2025

unnecessary breakup time!

why does wei zhi need a rich man to take care of her? why does she need her father's blessing to be in a relationship? why is no one considering what she wants? she's a capable, accomplished adult. maybe her parents can treat her with these outdated views, but shan chong should be better. and what, he's never thought of the future before? his loving, attentive parents never asked him what he plans to do as he ages? come on now. this breakup is dumb, predictable and pointless. we'll see how the next episode goes, but i might drop this if wei zhi and shan chong don't get back together soon
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Dec 15, 2025

nice female leads should be allowed to get angry, too

why didn't wei zhi just tell wu manman that their boss wanted to pin the blame on her? i hate this trope where someone hurts the fl and in response she is just endlessly compassionate, and never shows anger or tries to explain anything. it's boring, unrealistic, and a drag for the audience
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Dec 10, 2025

it's the "annoying time jump following an unnecessary breakup" trope!

this breakup was was so pointless and illogical. why would they break up when doing so does nothing to improve the situation with air? neither one of them ever seemed to feel much guilt about being together before. and didn't pure just promise to never hurt loft? how could they leave each other so resolutely after everything? it feels like the writers just wanted to squeeze in one last twist, even if it meant having characters act contrary to their nature (and all reason!). but all's well that ends well, i guess, and i'm glad that at least pure and loft got their happy ending together
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22 hours ago

rip princess lingyun

okay i definitely cried this episode. but i'm also wondering why no one asked ye li where she got the edict from?? like she presents this world changing evidence and no one questions how she obtained it?
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22 hours ago

ye li saves herself

while i did feel this episode was a little light on mo xiuyao, i do like that ye li got herself out of prison. also i can't accept that the princess is dead. i really liked her, even though she was horrible at crossdressing lol
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7 days ago

unnecessary

song making that promise to piang's grandmother? unnecessary. song continuing to break piang's heart? unnecessary. ple and ploy's breakup? unnecessary. these plot points only exist to serve angst and drag out the story. disappointing that the creators of this series couldn't think of any other climax than all 3 couples splitting up at once
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21 days ago

i be crying

cue the waterworks cause this ep had me weeping!!! wonderful job to the screenwriter and geminifourth
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May 17, 2026

liu miantang uncaged

i feel for cui xingzhou a lot and i of course want our leads together, but it was nice seeing the return of lu wen lol
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May 5, 2026

luck

i think "cui jiu" is a bit of a coward who only lucked out of marrying who he knew was the wrong woman. also binglan sucks and i don't want to see her anymore. i pray this marriage is actually good and dead, and xingzhou won't get reengaged later on. i hope miantang learns the truth soon
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fei ting is unreliable and a poor husband

i really don't like fei ting. first he dragged out his engagement with lin mei, even though he knew she was aging and facing pressure from her family. instead, he just lied about coming home soon. then when he does come back, after fei ni and fang muyang put so much effort into getting him a job, he doesn't take it seriously. he lies and takes other work. when lin mei finds out she tells him to stop and never hide things from her again, warning him not to lose his job in the publicity department. but fei ting ignores her and continues taking side work. then he loses his job. but does he tell lin mei? no! he keeps lying to her. he even illegally sells sweet potatoes instead of telling her, and of course he gets busted for that like immediately. i know fei ting means well and is never malicious, but it feels like lin mei is always the last person he thinks about

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Feb 20, 2026

a power couple!

what an epic fight scene! our ml and fl make such a power couple. too bad their win was followed up with the very predictable death of mr. bei. it's a sad scene, and cheng lei does well conveying his character's pain, but it would've been more poignant if it wasn't so obvious from the beginning who the body was
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