Yi nian guan shan

I've seen a few Chinese martial arts drama during covid. This is probably the only one I d like to recommend for the following reasons: 1. The story makes sense. Some people love fairy tales but not me. The drama is logically normal and the values it tries to express worth believing.

2. The director is a good story teller. He makes the whole thing comprehensive and smooth.

3. Great actors and beautiful actresses. Their performances are natural and convincing. I love the leading male actor and his fellows.

4. Great martial arts design and awesome scenes. They use very little fake scene. Ep8 is the best to see these amazing fights and real scene.

Finally, I like the comedy conversations happened in the drama, the fallen leave on Ning Yuanzhou's eye when he kisses Ren, the leading female actor.

My advice is to get some peanuts & beers before you start watching cause as long as you start, you don't want to stop .

This show is captivating from the very first episode. The costumes and cinematography are excellent. The actors I believe were cast perfectly for their roles and did an amazing job portraying their characters. Also it's a very good looking cast! The acting is top notch. The story is beautifully written.

The action scenes made me catch my breath and cheer. The bromance made me smile. The comedic scenes had me laughing out loud, and the sweet moments made my heart flutter and gave me butterflies. When Ruyi and Chief Ning gaze and smile at each other, it made me smile too! Their chemistry is great!

Their individual stories and character development made me root for them and love them. That's the main reason why these characters had the power to break my heart into tiny little pieces and cry over them.

The ending is not what I expected and I know a lot of people are mad and disappointed. I really wanted a different ending for these lovely characters but I guess the writer had different ideas. Even though the ending didn't go the way I'd hoped, for me, it was still a very good CDrama.

I don't want to spoil anything so this is all I can say, I wanted it to end differently than the way it did, but after everything, the last scene still showed their brotherhood and love for one another is still there.

It is a journey to love because the love and brotherhood didn't end.

That made me like the ending and lessened the sting of the scenes leading up to it.

I highly recommend this series. It's definitely one of my favourites.

A formulaic Chinese drama but great actors.

The settings and costumes are out of this world.

It must cost a fortune just for the costumes.

We are exrtemely upset that they replaced the male lead.

We have watched him in other shows.

He plays the calm,cool and collected role very well.

We think the goor chemistry with the cast is excellent.

We don't know how changing any characters will improve the show.

Liu Yu Ning, and Liu Shi Shi were wonderful together.

Alen Feng,He Lan Dou,Chen You Wei,Wang Yi Zhe,Chang Hua Sen really gelled with the leads to make this a terrific show.

We would certainly look for series with this cast.

The costumes and makeup are exquisite, the plot is reasonable, the rhythm is not draggy, the theme cuts straight to the beginning, and the acting is as smooth as silk. There is intelligence in this drama.

The costumes and makeup are exquisite, the plot is reasonable, the rhythm is not draggy, the theme cuts straight to the beginning, and the acting is as smooth as silk. There is intelligence in this drama.

The road ahead is long, the road ahead is long, the swords are shining, the autumn wind is sweeping the leaves. Heroes from all walks of life come hand in hand to exchange safety and danger! The eyebrows are all revealed.

I was drawn to the show by the posters and trailers but the male lead turned out to be too disappointing. His crying scenes are unimpressive and lack emotions. It seems the actor doesn't have a deep understanding about the character and his performance is too flat and short of layers.

The famale lead's performance is acceptable, neither a breakthrough nor a surprise. Though she moves around in a slightly wooden way, most of the time she is a beautiful picture to behold.

Other characters in the Liu Dao Tang brigade are more or less stereotypes except the princess, who has an engaging and complete character arc.

The character building of Li Tong Guang is such a pity. He could have been a shining character but ended up to be a childish hothead with split personality.

The plot is tight in the beginning, sluggish in the middle (I had to fast forward the kissing scenes), and super fast in the end. The court politics part is a bit shallow and unrealistic.