Best Historian Cdrama in all my 8 years of watching
I cannot express the happiness and the heartbreak this show has caused me. I've never loved a female and male lead as much as I've loved them. Somehow, I was able to love even the villains of the show and still cry at the losses. Not only are the actors sooo beautiful and attractive, to the point where my motivation to keep watching was to see the female lead in pigtails again, but it's also so amazing seeing such a strong female and male lead fight alongside each other, and how they both were so protective of each other. The side characters did not disappoint, and there was such a sense of unity that made me sob sometimes. I watched the 40 episodes in a week, and it would have been shorter if not for my finals, but this drama displayed so many traits that you can tick. The character development, even when both characters were perfect enough, really was the cherry on the cake, and it was so fulfilling seeing other romances play out; the plot twists, really, were insane sometimes. I NEVER give reviews, but honestly, this takes the cake in making me cry, laugh, and all the above. Really, I think you should watch even though you might not watch dynasty dramas; without spoiling, this is really worth it.Was this review helpful to you?
Some very good elements in a mid atmosphere
The acting in this drama was intense, but somehow that didn't transfer through the screen. Nonetheless, I'm a bit surprised by how low the MDL rating is. There were quite a few things to like.The main characters are smart and stay smart but don't always make smart decisions. Firstly, I love actually smart characters and secondly, I love it when they aren't presented as flawless. Side characters aren't forgotten and continuously impact the plot. Especially the relationships forming between all of the characters were a true delight to watch. They weren't only there to drive the plot but felt like a true part of the drama.
Emotional, suspenseful and funny moods changed fluidly, offering moments of wisdom that were delivered quite well without feeling lecturing or overbearing. The pacing was steady with constant little spikes of hope to keep you guessing without any promises. Everything was goal-oriented without unneccessary side quests.
While there were hints and foreshadowing as to who the bad guy was, I couldn't be sure until later in the drama. The attention to details here makes it suitable for a rewatch or two.
What I think threw most people off initially is the tonal shift from actually delightful deceit to a bigger plot going far beyond what it initially set out for. I'm not gonna lie, I wish they hadn't taken that route.
The storytelling got dull after a while. Being thrown many "afterthoughts" after suspenseful scenes, I wasn't able to actually feel for the characters and root for them. It made me distrust what I was seeing and it felt successively less sophisticated the more often it was employed. The characters seemed to think the same and I felt that especially the ML was way too unbothered for the scope of things (and his weirdly made-up empathy disease). It all got topped off with too many lucky coincidences. I should have felt satisfied when the characters made progress, but it wasn't their skills rather than the author's writing that made these possible.
Would I recommend watching it? Unless you don't expect a masterpiece, yes. You might be surprised by how many things to like you find. I will definitely miss the characters.
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A Beautifully Haunting Love Story
Love Beyond the Grave opens with a striking and immersive introduction. The first few episodes immediately establish its mystique, fantasy, and emotional depth in a way that engages and draws viewers in. The storytelling unfolds smoothly, steadily building toward a larger, more intricate narrative.At the heart of the drama are He Simu, the powerful yet emotionally restrained Sovereign of the Spirits, and Duan Xu, an admirable and skilled general with secrets of his own. Their connection—through the sharing of senses—adds a unique dimension to the story. Simu, who has never truly experienced the world, and Duan Xu, who becomes her bridge to it, are written with a level of nuance that makes their relationship especially compelling. It isn’t driven by grand declarations, but by unspoken understanding—Mòqì (默契). The way he instinctively senses her presence, the way she always knows when he needs her, the quiet gestures between them, and their sacrifices for each other—these moments carry a surprising emotional weight.
What makes their bond so captivating, for me, is the subtle undercurrent of sadness running through it. Even in their happiest moments, there’s a lingering sense that something is just out of reach, that their time together is fragile.
The pacing stays remarkably consistent throughout. Rather than slowing down, the story steadily builds momentum, layering in tension and emotion as it moves toward a rewarding final stretch.
Visually, the drama is a standout. The cinematography, costumes, and settings are beautiful, with thoughtful composition and color tones that enhance the ethereal quality of the spiritual world. The special effects support the fantasy elements well, and the action scenes are well done. The OST is another highlight—it blends seamlessly into the narrative and elevates many of the key emotional scenes. Many of the songs will remain on my playlist.
The performances are what really bring everything together. The leads share a chemistry that feels both natural and intense at the same time. Dilraba and Arthur Chen fully embody their roles, to the point where it’s easy to forget you’re watching actors—they are Simu and Duan Xu.
As a couple, they’re incredibly endearing. I find myself rooting for them from the very beginning, holding onto every small moment they share because of how fragile their happiness feels. Their connection is built on strong, unwavering devotion, which makes their relationship all the more affecting. At the same time, as individual characters, both are likable, with their own strengths and vulnerabilities that make me invested in their journeys beyond just the romance.
What impressed me most is how well both actors emote. They don’t rely on dramatic lines to convey feeling—so much is expressed through their eyes, their facial expressions, and even the smallest shifts in body language. Whether it’s longing, gratitude for the time they share, or heartbreak, they make me feel it without overplaying it. It’s their excellent and emotionally rich performances that make the story resonate as deeply as it does.
The supporting cast also leaves a strong impression. Zhang Li and Miles Wei, in particular, stand out—especially Miles Wei, whose character is layered enough to be both evocative and deeply frustrating in the way a well-written antagonist should be.
Characters like Chen Ying, Feng Yi bring a welcome sense of warmth and humor, helping to balance the heavier emotional moments of the story. And beyond Simu and Duan Xu, there’s another tragic relationship that I found myself unexpectedly invested in.
By the final episodes, the emotional weight fully settles in. The drama leans into themes of obsession, love, sacrifice, and fate, and for the most part, it delivers. The ending strikes a balance between bittersweet and satisfying. Even without the special episode, the original conclusion felt complete to me, offering a sense of closure for our lead couple. The special episode simply gives a little extra for the romantic in me who wants something more complete and definitive.
Despite a few loose ends, Love Beyond the Grave succeeds in what it sets out to do. It’s a story carried by strong performances, a gripping love story, and a blend of worlds that feels both beautiful and melancholic.
This is a drama that will remain on my rewatch list.
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another DRAMA RUINED BY A BAD SECOND HALF.
Plot: 2 childhood friends discovering feeling for each other.
Observations🗯️🗯️
I fricking loved the first half of the drama. It was really sweet and Light-hearted. These kind of drama usually are more heavy on cuteness, but this one was also really funny.
The first episodes take place in highschool where we meet our ml and ml. They've been fraternal friends for whole their lives but at the end of highschool our little Didi starts seeing our jiejie under a different light.
This first half is really engaging because we experience their school life, friendship and private life.
There is definitely more stuff happening in the first half than in the later episodes.
We focus on our FL struggles with school and having dreams and on the ml past with his father.
Their friends are also an important part of their development.
Unfortunately once we leave highschool and enter university everything becomes flat.
The main focus is of course our ml pursuing his jiejie but when they get together, the drama declines drastically.
Nothing of substance happens and whatever is on screen is irrelevant.
The last 10 episodes are basically other people trying to get with our protagonists. Everyone is in love with them and this trope becomes tiring pretty quickly.
I know that this is a slice of life kind of shows but not even the characters are able to hold your attention.
Even though years have passed they all stay the same. They way they speak, act, not even their clothes change.
It was frankly Bizzare seeing them act so childish but at the same time talk about marriage, living together.
Even the kisses felt "childish" after 3 years of dating.
There is no saving grace In the second half. The characters they add are inconsequential.
The only main thing happening was the FL best friend falling in love. It was cute but not interesting enough to be honest.
To summarize:
Positives✅✅
Female lead. I know she always plays this kind of character but she does it damn well. She and her best friend relationship was super funny.
The first half of the drama. Perfect when you feel down and just want to see cute stuff.
Negatives❌
The ml acting. Boy was he bad.
The dubbing. It is often out of synch and weird in same moments.
The parents literally bullying a kid. When the FL invites a friend at home they are so rude to him because they fear he is going to "steal" their future daughter in law. Weird and frankly disgusting behavior.
Too corny. Talking about your kids wedding in their first years of college.. really?
The guy just graduated high school and is thinking about a family with her soon to be girlfriend.....
No characters development with very few exceptions. The only person I feel did grow up was the FL best friend.
Is it worth it? I think it depends on how much you can endure. If you are fine with corny stuff I think you'll be good watching this.
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Perfection on the Screen
I regret that it took me so long to finally finish this season because now that I’m at the end… it was quite literally a perfect fantasy drama with the right amount of romance and supporting character development.This is a show you definitely have to be in the mood to watch, otherwise you will not appreciate it at ALL.
Jung So Min never disappoints and Lee Jae-Wook has a new fan in me. I understand the hype!
I can’t pick a favorite supporting character- they were all so good! Onto S2!!
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Sometimes all you want is the fluffiest rom-com!
For a slice of life, small town, rom-com, this show had a stellar set of cast that pulled the fun storyline together.The main couple were just adorable together - ML was the greenest forest you could ever ask for. Though, I was slightly perplexed at times when he was made out to be not quite human, having super strength. He as just an averaged sized guy - totally human, and not fearsome, yet everyone was afraid of him!
I went in for the rom-com, mostly for a palette cleanser, and I've had this show on my watch list for a while, but I stayed for the lol moments, the sweet moments, the character growth, the 2ML, who had more face card than than ML (only in my opinion) the cute nephew, and the adorable doggo.
A definite watch if you want something not heavy and all fluffy. :)
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The best Xianxia/Xianhuan drama !!!
I’ve watched countless xianxia/xianhuan dramas and this one is definitely the best. This drama is very different from all the other c-dramas out there. Most xianxia dramas are about god/demon races, master-disciple, mortal-immortal, demon-mortal and contains too much misunderstandings, miscommunications and filler plots but this one is just different.[Plot Summary]- He Simu is a 400 yr old sovereign of spirits who lacks the five senses. Duan Xu is the general of the Tabai Army and he is also the Spell Bearer of He Simu (the only mortal who can exchange the five senses with her). And there are two worlds: guixu (the void/ghost realm) and the mortal world (human realm). He Simu belongs in guixu while Duan Xu belongs in mortal world which are two different realms yet they later fell in love after spending time.
Actually there’s so much more to it then just “falling in love” but this drama is quite different and complicated so I can’t mention the interesting parts since it would be spoiling. I love how the relation between the fl and ml is just pure love; no miscommunications and breakups. Both the fl and ml love and yearn for each other deeply. Also the dynamics between some side characters and the leads were very wholesome. There are some annoying characters but they made the story more interesting. There is a second ml but there isn’t any love triangle because the second ml stands no chance against the ml loll. The actors/actresses delivered such an outstanding Oscar worthy performance especially the fl. The emotions were depicted well not only physically but you could also feel the emotions in their voices. Im not sure about the side characters but Dilraba and Feiyu both dubbed for their own characters with their original voices.
Dilraba did so well as He Simu and I can’t imagine anyone as playing her. The subtle changes in expressions are too good and her versatility needs to be studied. She played two roles: He Xiaoxiao and He Simu. He Xiaoxiao is her in the mortal realm; an extremely beautiful young lady who’s innocent and pure but her cunning-ess is hidden below the mask. He Simu is her in the void world; the most powerful sovereign of spirits in all past generations and is extremely terrifying and brutal. You could clearly see the difference between He Xiaoxiao and He Simu. She was much softer and nicer in the mortal realm and more witchy and eery in the void world; even the costume and makeup style changes. Now let’s get to our ml. Chen Feiyu absolutely did justice to his character as a young general of the Tabai Army. He was absolutely ruthless and brutal in wars but was such a golden retriever when he’s the fl. The war fighting scenes were absolutely insane; especially in ep 8. I love how Chen Feiyu isn’t just there to serve face and goes to war with 10lbs of makeup. He was all bloody and looked pale with those killer eyes when fighting in war. I love how the is drama didn’t just focus on the visuals and feed on cp nachos and actually focuses on the plot, war, acting, etc all aspects. And also praises should be gone to the actors and actresses as well because they devoured their roles. Also the chemistry between the leads>>> Some people mistakes chemistry as making out and fawking but nahh. I love the chemistry between the main leads are subtle yet so visible; especially the scenes after they first exchanged the five senses. They were so cute and their eyes were filled with love and yearning. Duan Xu is such a green flag. He was willing to give up his life for He Simu’s happiness even if it’s just a fleeting moment.
Okay now let’s talk about the aesthetics. First of all, this might be THE c-drama where all the characters were well-dressed and looks scrumptious. The stylist deserves a raise for the costumes and makeup since it’s the best I’ve ever seen in my whole life. The cgi, green screen, cinematography, intro, outro everything was pure art and well-done. Not a single flaw at all. I love the osts as well. The lyrics were so emotional and represents the character/relation/situation well. Even the soundtracks were insane especially the one that turns on when He Simu is showing her authority as the sovereign of spirits; also the soundtrack that turns on when there’s a war and the citizens and solders were dying. My fav ost is probably Above All Spirits by Huang Xiaoyun; it feels comforting yet somewhat a stab in the heart (you must’ve been through so much pain feeling yk)
Overall, I love everything about this drama including the plot, acting, story, visual vfx, ost, literally everything. I read the novel for this ahead and it’s almost entirely the same until a few of the final episodes. This is my fav xianxia/xianhuan drama or even my fav c drama. Actually, I didn’t have much hopes in this drama because I wasn’t a fan of the leads (I mean I haven’t watch any of Feiyu’s drama and for Reba, I’ve watched Love on the Turquoise Land only, beforehand. However after watching this, I became an absolute fan of all the casts. I binged watched almost all of Reba’s drama like TBH, TLB, ELOAD, TLA, YAMG, etc and for Feiyu, I watched LAP, WDBTD, LSIT90s and for Miles Wei, I watched YAMFL, OFL, TPC, etc and more from the other casts. What Im trying to say is, each and everyone of the casts did so well that I got hooked up with the actors/actresses themselves and not only the characters from this show. Oh and do I have to mention that I dreamed about this drama during my sleep like 4–6 times and I specially created a playlist that reminds me of this drama and listened to it on repeat everyday before I sleep. I am that obsessed with this drama. Im not used to writing reviews and this is only my second or third time writing one so I might’ve added unnecessary informations so this is more of like a yappery and my personal opinion of this drama, sryyy. I really really really really enjoy this drama and I recommend you to watch this. This drama will be forever remembered by me. It’s that special
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What in the ambiguity ending was that?
Since I liked A Breeze of Love, the actor's previous project, I was thrilled to see them reunited in a new drama.I enjoy shows with time travel, and I'll happily binge them. A story featuring time travel to the past to alter the present, however, requires careful pacing and a coherent storyline. And more importantly, it is crucial that you execute the landing flawlessly.
The MLs' performances and on-screen chemistry were excellent, but I believe the plot would have benefited from additional episodes. Some parts felt too fast, others were confusing because I wasn't sure when things were happening, and then some scenes seemed like they were chopped up to make it shorter.
I could overlook all of that because, honestly, I liked the story and was totally invested, but seriously, what kind of ending was that?
I can't stand it when directors make the ending confusing. I don’t want it be left up to me how I translated the ending. Show it to me categorically for a warm, satisfied feeling.
Did the two boys meet again?
Or were they on two different timelines? it was never made clear - just shot beautifully.
If only they’d touched hands at least, it would have given a definitive answer.
Finishing on a good note, I’d watch other shows with these two actors together again!
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Woahhhh I'm literally so attached , they just broke the cute-o-meter ( a cheek pinch or ...) .....
I'm literally so done with this level of sweetness , Opps ! there's a lot of ants around me .Let's start with the very first episode :
Honestly, it was very boring ( just talking about the first episode ) , Well somehow I
lost my interest in it after I watched it cause dao was so damn rude and the ghosts were so annoying , literally how can you let your future husband sleep in a bathtub ?????
I just felt like I'm so done with itt (no hopes) and almost missed all the episodes till ep 5 . I saw a reel about Arthit in love and danggggg I was suddenly so excited and decided to watch it even if I was bored .
Well I kinda liked the 2nd ep cause things were so much better between my sweethearts , not just that gotta learn about dao's powerss that's unique uk ...
After they solved that murder case I was so glad when dao finally agreed to help Arthit , I found it quite interesting cuzzz that little guy was opening up ..
Some parts were funny , I just had to control my laughter with people around .
~ The best thing was the relationship between Direk and Arthit so chaotic and narakkk
•I've to give them the best paaa son duoo awardd fr 🤟🏻
•North's my boyyy I like his reactions mann , funniest guyy ever and waitt don't forget about his overprotective lover .
Wait a minute :::: Where are you going it's just the trailer.
So noww whattt from where should I start !?
Okkkayyy , it was so adorable when dao cried for thit , listen to his voice awwww .
Arthit look at this guy he fell for dao just like that , suddenly caring bout him thinking about him , most funniest decision getting over himmm loll . Can you see how mad he is bout his first love . I literally love to see thit in love the most .
So concerned , so obsessed with dao I can't believe that thit used to hate him naaahhh ...
He turned into a lover boyy isn't it ?
The journey FROM Dao's guard dog TO Dao's puppy .
Those scenes were so sweet : Dao patting thit's head , pinching his cheeks , I wanted to scream out louddd
I was so hot during after the car kiss part I can't stop blushing even when I'm just thinking .
I remember : Don't you think Arthit is so aggressively impressive , he was so stunned by just looking at dao wearing shorts , I don't actually like that part cuz I wanted him to respect dao as he looked so uncomfortable
but thit's face was to weirdly funny too .
I honestly like the calm ( outside ) , flirty and gentle Arthit more than the agressive one .
The fight part ep 7 after car race made me even more and more curious about the last episode , I was waiting for the whole time.
Honestly , I changed my mind it's not boring but unpredictably accurate . Believe me just go through the first ep and you're going to love the next episodes for sure remember don't bail after the first one like me , I'm regretting. .
*** Overly recommended by me it's even more beautiful than whatever I just wrote about...
I'm not so good at expressing , but from my opinion I quite like the way I express myself by writing , please don't mind me ...
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When fluffy becomes an absolute gem of a show!
I thoroughly enjoyed every episode! It's fun, fluffy, of course cheesy in the best way and I fell in love with all the ex-convicts as we got to know them better. What a beautiful little family they all made together.There were so many times I laughed out loud, too.
Perfect blend of comedy, romance, found family, friendship alongside those few tense monster moments.
I couldn't have asked for a better cast to play these roles.
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I was entertained by the good acting and the FL character and the whole spirit exchange, I also was so eager to see how will they end it in term of the romance between the leads, because of the dilemma of being in two different times, you wouldn't want the FL to die in present and at the same time there is no way to stay with the ML otherwise.
Sadly that didn't last much, half way through and the show turned into a political game, and suddenly side characters started to have longer scenes and more importance in the story and it deviated from the romance that I was intrigued by, so I totally lost interest when it started to take itself too seriously, I was fine with the FL antics because even when she made them learn stuff from the future, they were insignificant but at some point you will wonder if her acts can actually change the future and suddenly the fun is gone~~
and even when they picked up the romantic part again, I was not excited anymore, I started skipping and just wanted to get over with.
The episodes are very long with too many things happening that I'm not interested in, so if you are not into the ancient stories or Thai historical show don't listen to the comments and give it a go, because you will lose interest once that sparke in the beginning is lost.
I'm definitely not saying this is a bad show, don't get me wrong, but I'm trying to say the show has it's own targeted audience, and if you are not one keep your expectations low, this is very long show to skip some parts and enjoy the rest.
I'm rating this low because it had some expectations that were not met, and I didn't like all characters.
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When CGI Ruins the Experience
I really wanted to love this drama, but it ended up being a huge disappointment. I started it mainly because of the male lead, since I’ve seen him in other dramas and really liked his acting, so my expectations were high. And honestly, he was the only reason I made it to the end.The female lead is undeniably beautiful, but she didn’t pull me in emotionally at all. The biggest issue for me was the lack of chemistry between them. I kept waiting for that spark, but it never came. The romance felt flat the entire time, with no real tension or buildup, just something that existed without making me feel anything.
Ironically, I found myself enjoying the second male lead much more. He had more personality, more presence, and even brought some unexpected comedic moments that made him stand out more than the main couple.
The story itself had so much potential in the beginning. It started off strong and intriguing, like it was building toward something great, but it completely lost direction as it went on. On top of that, the CGI and effects felt quite poor for a fantasy drama and often broke the immersion instead of enhancing it.
There were also many cringe moments, not in a funny way, but in a way that just made scenes uncomfortable to watch. At some point, I realized I wasn’t watching because I was enjoying it anymore, but simply because I wanted to finish it.
And the ending was honestly horrible. After everything, you expect something satisfying, especially for the main couple, but it felt rushed, confusing, and strangely empty. It didn’t deliver the emotional payoff it should have, making the entire journey feel pointless.
In the end, this drama is the definition of wasted potential. If it wasn’t for the male lead, I would have dropped it halfway without hesitation.
Rating: 4/10
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Sleepless nights
Oh well. I silently watched this after it finished airing. And I restarted it right after.I also successfully avoided any spoilers as well, so I was able to enjoy this full heartedly.
I don't want to write another ass long essay about this one, since there are already plenty other well written ones. Let's just say, that all the hype is deserved. I haven't been that addicted to a drama in a long time. I don't know why. I guess it's doing a great job at keeping you at bait with some damn long separation period between the leads, mixed with all that danger they are facing during that time and right after the drama just built up enough emotional ground for its viewers to be caught. There was even some kind of overwhelming numbness at some point after some drastic events, that left you speechless. My sleeping time suffered alot.
Short key points that made the drama work:
- of course the plot / story telling
- great acting and chemistry between the whole cast - and the way the leads interacted with each other made your heart beat faster every time
- strong FL - physically and verbally
- ML - I don't know what to say except that I was utterly satisfied with him, lol. Esp. the way they introduced his actual authority and identity only later on and with such an awesome entrance music. You have this strong, leading military general who's upright, clever and strategic, has backbone and fairness, and who doesn't submit to anyone not even the emperor. On the other side he's totally devoted to his wife in such a caring and warm way and even though you might think he's totally submissive towards her (and yes, maybe he is), he radiates a strong and protective aura while they are still on equal grounds. You just feel comfortable with him the whole time (well, except for one misstep)
- different multifaceted interesting characters and backgrounds
- Chang Ning !!!! (the FL's little sister)
- cleverly placed strong and captivating music - every single song fits a certain mood/situation (love, longing, despair, loss, leadership, danger, and so on)
- impressive fighting scenes
- karma always find's its prey - you won't be disappointed
Man, during the last days after finishing and now rewatching it, I had so many ideas in my head how to put my enjoyment into some short words, yet I feel like lacking the vocabulary / fun remarks to fully transport my feelings. At the same point I feel like just repeating what everyone else had already said before. Well, I can't deny how much I love this drama.
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I just needed one more episode
As part of Fourever You Project Part 2, this was the story that felt the most different to me, mainly because of the supernatural element, which gave it a slightly heavier and more emotional tone. I really liked the contrast between Arthit and Dao, one so chaotic, loud, and full of life, the other quiet, gentle, and carrying something more introspective. Their dynamic worked naturally, and I enjoyed watching how their connection slowly took shape without forcing big moments. At the same time, I can’t help but feel like it ended too quickly. Everything wrapped up in a way that felt a bit rushed, especially considering the emotional potential of the story. I kept thinking that just one more episode would have made a huge difference, to give more space to their relationship and let certain moments breathe. Even with that, I still enjoyed it a lot, and I really hope we get to see more of them in the future, because it feels like there’s still something left to explore.Was this review helpful to you?
i enjoyed this high as f rated cdrama cos why not?
I tried to understand why the rating is so high and given that i also enjoyed this drama this is what i think:some shows, like this one, dont get rated so highly because they are THAT good, instead it is because they are easy, easy to love.
Nothing polarizing, nothing particularly challenging or complex, they are simple, simplistic. Most people watching them will end up liking it because there’s nothing much that could challenge the viewer otherwise.
This is very enjoyable, very high chemistry, romance. Any other storytelling aspect present is in its infancy here. Thematically its quite shallow.
The saving grace is the romantic dynamic between two stunning actors who give it their all despite everything and are shot beautifully to enhance it all.
There’s nothing wrong with simplicity, it can be quite powerful, but dont let the rating fool you there are many many better cdrama out there with better thematic points and payoff, with better more interesting characters and character dynamics and so on.
I urge you all to find them. Chinese dramas are amazing when you find those nuggets.
This show, its at its best in the first half, then it banks on that to hold it till the end.
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