Qi shi ji xiang

Let me tell you, my stamp of approval comes by rarely. I have only completed one drama in the past 3 years. This one hits the mark. Love the cast, love the costumes, the special effects, the story, the music everything. The music were so well place and sounded great. Wish the story could have been longer but overall it was great. I never read the book but it was gotten me curious on what was changed. But the drama definitely won me over. Not only was I touched at moments I should be but it was light hearted and fluffy that I didn't become too depressed. It was funny and sweet that it kept me sucked in like a kid wanting sweets. They also tied up lose ends and all so no disappointment. Definitely a HE.

You will not be disappointed. It was one of those drama you couldn't put down and boy I came across so many that are left hanging cause I stopped watching and never had a reason to continue cause it didn't captivate me to continue.

Blessed are those who have a fondness for television. Lately, the well-received television series "Seven Times Auspicious" on iQiyi has captivated my attention as well. Have you finished eating? The show's irresistible pace immediately hooks you, and I've already indulged in ten episodes straight.

The leading lady is the playful and cunning Xiangyun, a fairy hailing from the Marriage Pavilion. It's hard not to adore her charming and endearing qualities. On the other hand, we have the male protagonist, Chukong, a figure of great strength and handsomeness that draws the admiration of countless viewers.

These two characters, linked by an ancient red thread of destiny, become inseparable as eternal partners, embarking on a relationship that spans seven generations. Subsequently, the narrative delves into the love story of the seventh generation. Through numerous trials and challenges, the protagonists' love solidifies and deepens. Each episode touches the audience's emotions, pulling them into the intricate storyline.

Within the drama, Chukong and Xiangyun utilize their love to demonstrate that true love cannot be hindered by fate. Their willingness to transcend time, space, and even different worlds showcases their commitment to safeguarding their seventh-generation love. In essence, it's a show not to be overlooked.

Love You Seven Times opens up a brand new worldview of oriental fantasy - the mythical paradise of colorful clouds. Each copy has a different persona and story. At the end of a copy, the two will return to the heavenly realm with this common experience and memory, and then start from the main axis to continue and sublimate their relationship to the next copy. Such an infinite flow of sweet and sadistic settings, in addition to novelty is also quite challenging, good thing that the two main actors each hold up the persona. Xiang Yun this role, soft and cute and quirky, a lot of fans quoted her simply "if a cloud into a fairy, probably her like this". As each copy of the story progresses, the two protagonists gradually deepen their feelings, no matter when or where they meet, they will steadfastly fall in love with each other, and constantly strive to run in both directions, which is the growth of Xiangyun and Chukong in their emotions. The people in the story become better versions of themselves while falling in love with each other. In order to stay with their beloved for a long time, they will do their best to reverse the deadlock, so that the seven love affairs will no longer be tied by a red thread, but earned by both parties working together.

This was one of my favourite costume fantasy dramas so far, and I have watched plenty! Although the plot wasn't new, but the story was well written and kept my interest from start to finish, with no dull moments whatsoever. Add to it good looking actors with excellent onscreen chemistry, an entertaining story, good OST, great supporting cast, and we have a sure shot hit! This series was a sister production of Love between Fairy & Devil, and I felt it was better than LBFD, just because the female lead didn't behave like a 5 yr old in this one. LBFD was worth watching only for Dylan Wang, who was as always phenomenal, while this one is a complete package. Ding Yu Xi looks great in historical characters, and God of War suited him a lot. As for the female lead, it was my first time watching her and she didn't disappoint at all.

How could a homestay possibly overlook the movie "Seven Auspicious Times"? All their friends are watching it! The plot revolves around the playful and mischievous immortal beings, Xiangyun and Xianjun Chukong, in the Marriage Pavilion. Their destinies are intertwined by the ancient red thread, binding them as immortal couples. Just describing it creates an air of mystery! This sets the stage for Xiangyun and Chukong to embark on a romantic, joyful, and intricately woven love story spanning seven lifetimes. Each chapter of their story is captivating and thrilling, infused with a deep and sweet sense of love. At times, the narrative takes comical turns that provoke genuine laughter, as viewers are immersed in the heartwarming connection between the male and female leads. The characters in the drama are meticulously crafted, and the costumes and props are of the highest quality. This is undoubtedly a grand production that you won't want to miss-join us on iq.com to watch it together!