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I watched 30 episodes (total 40). The performances are nothing short of spectacular. Xiao Zhan who casts the role Zang Hai delivers a captivating portrayal, bringing depth and emotion to his role. The chemistry between the cast members strengthens the drama's emotional core, making each interaction heartfelt and meaningful.

The storytelling is engaging. The script is well-paced, keeping viewers invested in every twist and turn. The drama's soundtrack further enhances the experience, evoking the grandeur and drama of the story.

Overall, Zang Hai Zhuan is a must-watch for fans of costume drama.

A new work directed by Tsui Hark, based on Jin Yong's famous novel The Legend of the Condor Heroes. I have watched it 4 times in these 3 days, and I have new feelings every time. Although I have read the novel countless times and watched the two Hong Kong versions of the TV series, perhaps because I was still young when I watched them, I really didn't focus on the chivalrous aspect. This time, Tsui Hark put a lot of emphasis on expressing the chivalrous spirit of the original novel through each of the main characters, and with the addition of outstanding special effects, he was able to present the martial arts described in the book in a more three-dimensional manner on the big screen. I was really moved after watching it. There are fewer and fewer directors who are so serious nowadays.