Yue Shang Zhong Huo

Minus 1 star for the not-so-good plot. Seems like the drama was cut and edited in a careless way making me feel confused. Character building wasn't good either. However the actors and actresses did well, especially the main actor. He was very handsome in the drama and he successfully depicted the character Shangguan Tou with his acting skills especially the eyes. I love the main actress's visual too. Her crying scenes in those ending episodes were good in my opinion (I don't understand why she got negative comments on her acting skills. Not excellent, but acceptable for me, at least she knew how to cry). The one who played Hongxiu left a good impression, so did the protagonist Luwang.

You won't see a lot of CGI effects in the drama. You can't expect many fight scenes in the drama. But you will see very nice fighting scenes especially in the character of "Shan Guang Tou. " This is a low budget drama which is based on a Wuxia novel. With such a low budget, I think they all did well. Acting, script, character development, effects, all good. And Shan Guang Tou's fighting scenes, just few, but these few will make you feel breathtaking. I'd recommend this drama rather to the ones who like to watch romance more than the martial arts. But you will still see martial arts in the drama.

I really enjoyed this drama from the beginning to end. Especially the male lead ❤❤❤❤

This show is actually very spectacular. The clothes , the sets and the screenplay is amazing . I came to watch it for leo yunxi , he is wonderful as usual and can kill with his smile . The fl is however bland. I love the story setup too, it's just that it could have been shortened to 30 episodes easily. I won't say that the story is dragged , but to incorporate few relationships and scenes , the show has been elongated . If it were shorter prolly it would have gain even more attention.

This had to be one of the most beautiful love stories I have ever seen, and I'm not some teenager just stuck on Shangguan Tou. It was so beautifully done! The scene in the steamy water when Chong Xuezhi is transferring her inner energy to Shangguan Tou is one of the most beautifully and well done romance scenes ever! It surpasses Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze's scene of their hands together molding clay in "Ghost" in my book.

After watching "Ashes of Love" and being disappointed that Runyu got cheated all the way around in having love in that movie, I was thrilled to see "And The Winner Is Love!" Yunxi Luo is such an exceptional actor! He deserved to be the leading man and he did a spectacular acting job. You could see everything he felt just looking at his his facial expressions, which is key in acting. The music in this movie is so beautiful as well.

Shangguan Tou is such a wonderful character! He's gorgeous, regal, awesome in martial arts and he's kind, even though he tries to play it cool. Not so easy with adorable Chong Xuezhi. You watch her mature from a shy girl to a beautiful and fierce fighter. Some of the scenarios dragged out a little at times, but none involving Shangguan Tou and Chong Xuezhi. It was easy to get lost in all of their scenes. I think I prefer Yunxi Luo in movies from the Ancient Chinese era better than the contemporary films. He the perfect for them.

I hope others will take time to watch this mini-series. It's well worth it. I purchased this movie on Amazon, but I hope it comes out on a DVD, do I don't have to deal with Amazon Prime glitches. Sorry Amazon.