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Uninteresting
It's been four hours or four episodes and both the characters and the pacing are exhausting. It started off with an interesting concept of assassins infiltrating the Gong family but the assassins are so monotonous, it doesn't really make sense for them to "blend" in anywhere as they only seem to have skills for stealth. As grandiose, secretive, and careful as this Gong family is, their way of choosing brides also don't make much sense. The same goes for their "rule" of having to have a leader at all times based on who is present, no matter how incompetent the next leader is, also doesn't make sense.- The conversations are all seriously snail-paced and not very effective.
- The two main FL assassins are uninteresting.
- The main ML (incompetent leader) is uninteresting and is a fool who falls in love foolishly.
- The flamboyant elder sister who's supposed to be the humor lifeline so far in the series, is also uninteresting.
The only character that seems to be interesting at all so far is Gong Shang Jue, but he hasn't really officially entered into the scenes yet. Nevertheless, four hours later and my facial expression from watching the series has been as expressionless as the characters so far. Slightly higher score is for production quality.
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GOOD LOOKING CASTS
Only 4 episodes that I watch his drama, not so much opinion but I notice few things that make this drama stand out. All the cast are so good looking, easy on the eyes. Esther Yu looks like her real age, could see clearly Zhang LingHi was a much younger man. Only the oldest JieJie that's light (although she's suck in dancing), setting and costumes are beautiful, too much dialogue exchange without story progress: dramatic monologue. No much entertainment..1. Background music / Ambient
Over dramatized background music. Simple scene accompanied with music that focus to create a certain atmosphere or state of mind, a dark edgy one, intended as cinematic thriller background. Everybody talk alot; scheming, explaining, threat, smirking, intimidation, all done in talking. Appeared there's none of happiness or cheerful on the scenes.
2. Denigrated Women
Survival fight on the mud (ep2), selecting a bride from 10 women and when they don't get selected they'd be killed - women tried to win favors from the male counterparts - to be the bride of Gong family she needs to be in perfect health like weekly health check up or something; felt like worst selection of a Queen (oh...but whatever). Hmmm...not a great,
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A STUPID ENDING
I think it will be the second season, so they sent the wufang girls out and heralded a new adventure. The Swordsman is also waiting for the woman he loves. It didn't happen.In general, the series was very well constructed, well blended, the story was tried to be reflected properly, and it was one of the series with a different narrative that I have watched recently. I think it depends on the director. I got some American influences. Different things were tried, especially places, clothes, styles, lifestyles, secrecy, intelligence, swordplay, advanced techniques and mystery were included and a blend was made. It looked nice to me. Congratulations to the director. However, there were also mistakes that I don't know whether to call small or big. Especially when Wufeng was introduced, his ruthlessness, his ability to train invincible swordsmen or fighters, and his ruthlessness were mentioned. The way they use people is given in a very strange way, such as cruelty, using poison, being given an antidote if you complete your mission. Likewise, the Gong family, known for its closedness, secrecy, infiltration, security measures, swordsmanship, and Yellow and Gold Guards, was introduced as an uncompromising group. However, we saw that it was very easily infiltrated. Games were played knowingly and unknowingly. Likewise, with a little trick, Wufeng was tricked and the sword masters and fighters they praised so much were killed. Likewise, a great swordsman was created from an irresponsible child. The person suddenly became perfect. His mind became clear. He mastered all sword games and martial arts and became invincible. He became resistant to poisons. Finally, our daughter, the Wufeng spy who stole the endless heat, left home saying she was pregnant. Escaped. This person did not love the person he married. But we saw that he suddenly grew white flowers and watered them. ShangJue, who kept his distance from that woman, also started to like her. Now we will see in the future that this woman will do new things and cause trouble for the GONG family. Unexpected behavior from the highly praised Shangjue. Unexpected belief, deceived. I don't know if he will have children. But I think they will start the new season by playing tricks on WeiShan or taking him hostage. These were mistakes that should not have happened. I liked the actors very much. I didn't find any faults with the game. I even congratulate the players. The only thing I find faulty is that Yu Shu Xin plays with the same face for 24 episodes. If there is a sequel, he will play. Dead eyes. Eyebrows curved to give a sad facial expression. This face has never changed in good times, bad times, excitement, anger, fight, love or practice. The director said that this face of yours should be like this, spiritually. It remained that way. Is this how normal is? I don't know if he's not smiling or if he doesn't have any other behavior. I also watched a little of another series. It didn't seem that bad to me, but I couldn't figure it out here. I wondered if she was chosen for this role because of her cleavage, that is, her physique. However, Lu Yu Xiao, the actor in the same situation, on the contrary, gave all the facial expressions. She laughed, got angry, rejoiced, pretended to be in love. I love games played. His face changed, why didn't this one change, director? I didn't like these. I liked Zhang Ling He very much. It seemed to me that he grew up with his role. Well done. Ryang Cheng, Jolin Jin, the ridiculous personality who makes us laugh with different variations, Tian Jia Jin the Poisoner, Omid, Ai Mi. They were the players I liked. I liked them all, but these a little more. Let me say this for Ai Mi. It makes you think this girl can't be at this age. I've watched a few more TV series. Near perfect acting. A simple and pure and very beautiful face. Beautiful smile, beautiful look, very good facial expressions. He did his stubbornness especially well. I saw a very bright future. Hopefully the future will be clear. I think she will be a sought-after actress. He has already become one of my favorite actors. I congratulate him. Enjoy watching...
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It seems much ado about nothing and kind of R&J to me.
[I respect other reviewers and their individual choices. There are plenty of dramas out there to suit every taste. Direct your support or lack of to the drama itself. If you support this drama, good for you and please continue to. Please write your own good reviews. If you do not support this drama, please also write your own review. We are reviewers. Not personal attackers. We review. We do not attack. Thank you. Reserve your opinions for your reviews and not for the reviewer who is responding to the drama itself and not to other external aspects. I am responding to this drama that I have watched and I am not personally attacking any actor or actress in real life. After all, I do not know them at all and have nothing against them. No hate on them at all! It is all based on this particular drama only/ this particular reel life only.]I was kind of shocked by how cutesy and high-pitched the FL's voice was in another famous series (which made me feel rather repulsed then) and so, I was quite skeptical about this drama. Nonetheless, I just watched "Kunning Palace" and loved the ML as Xie Wei/ Xie Ju An in it and so, I thought "let's go!".
These are my honest thoughts about this particular drama, and I have nothing against any actor or actress in real life.
Upon starting the very 1st episode, it was pleasant to see that FL had a different sort of role in this drama and I thought "seems good". The colour of the drama and the production and costumes ... looked high class and polished. After watching the action-packed 1st episode, I looked forward to the 2nd episode. All seemed quite great and I was quite intrigued.
However, as I continued watching, I found myself feeling less intrigued and more bemused and even bored by the shenanigans of the deadly spies... everything seemed to be going round in circles and was even rather confusing to me. The four factions (can I call them 'factions') on Wu Feng's side as well as on Gong's side were perplexing and rather boring. My thoughts were "this is starting to feel sort of like R&J where we have 2 feuding factions who are just feuding and feuding and much ado about nothing". I felt that there was a lot of posturing going on but nothing much worthy was going on.
Currently, I am in two minds about this drama - to continue or to drop. And so, it is "On-Hold" at the moment. While I recognise that this production is a good one and big budget with good actors and actresses, it did not make me feel invested and keen. It also did not make me feel the urge to continue watching to find out how things would pan out.
Let me see how I should proceed from here ;o)
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A Mixture of Darkness and Comedy
This drama gives the vibe of a suspense drama yet manage to mix it with a light comedy through the role of the Eldest Sister. At first she looked familiar but I couldn't pinpoint where I saw her before until Ep.5. She was one of the guest in Keep Running. Oh my goshhhh, no wonder...LOL.I have tried to watch Esther Yu's works but it failed to keep me completing the dramas as most of her roles were not my cup of tea. Sometimes I think she only managed to play the role of bubbly-pretty, and somehow less wise girl. But, this time she captivates me through her roles and I think I portrays it pretty well.
Zhang Ling He, well, my first time watching his work and I think I will put him on my watch list. His role is in this drama induces women's protective nature. A nice and honest guy with strengths and vulnerabilities.
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Mixed feelings...
My first impression is that there are 2 main appeals to this drama. The first is that people have been wanting to see this CP since LBFAD. The second is that people are always criticizing Yu Shuxin only playing cutesy, babyish characters and this was her chance to add something more serious to her portfolio. So far, neither box is really ticked for me. These two had more chemistry in LBFAD and I wasn't even rooting for them to end up together in that show.As for Yu Shuxin, her characters never annoyed me that much because I feel that she is a naturally bubbly person off camera. That is why seeing her play this stoic, dull person it looks like it is physically hurting her to play this character. To me Yun Wei Shan just looks and acts emotionally constipated. YS shines in her comedic roles and this boring character is just doing nothing for me. She did kill the fighting scenes though, especially the mud scene. That was badass.
As for Zhange Linghe, I find him to be just the opposite of YS. He shines in more serious, emotionally tormented roles. The Story of Kunning Palace is easily one his best roles to date in my opinion. He's a great actor and obviously very handsome but I'm not seeing either trait being taken advantage of in this show. His spoiled, prince type persona in the beginning just isn't a full sale, and then he's immediately thrown into a leadership role and changes his personality that fast? Also they went too heavy with his make up and wardrobe where he looks like a Japanese geisha, just with more glitter.
As for the rest of the characters/story...I'm really hoping things get more interesting. So far there's been gruelingly long scenes of dialogue with very little action. The first half of the first episode was spent talking about was going to happen. Then the 3rd or4th episode the two spies literally talked for 75% of the episode. There's slightly more passion/chemistry sparking between Shangguan Qian and Shang Jue but I feel like she spends more time talking about him, than actually with him.
As for the "villian" brothers. They're not very interesting. I'm not sure if we are supposed to pity them or hate them? Maybe both? And the comedy is not comedying. Nothing clearly meant to be funny actually made me laugh. Every "funny" scene feels inorganic and forced into the overall dark and serious setting. The only scene slightly amusing is when Shang Jue calls Ziyu out for noticing Shangguan Qian's good looks and Wei Shan gives him a death stare. But unless you're five years old you probably won't find Gong Zi Shang funny either.
The cinematography is pretty good. I have no problem with the dark vibes, graphics and settings. It was part of the appeal for me. The ambient sounds can be a little too intense for what's actually happening though. The background music for Shang Jue's entrance and for the scene where the brides arrive by boat was too dramatic for the scene. But overall the OST sounds decent and fits the drama well.
The premises of this drama seems really interesting so I'm going to stick it out until the end. It's a short enough drama to endure, even if things don't get better.
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Dropped, tried my best!
First of all this is my OWN opinion. Feel free to don't agree with it. I just write my own experience down if you don't agree with it then please scroll down and don't read it.I started watching this because I saw it had a good rating and I love fantasy, hidden identity, romance and action too. So I gave it a try. It's actually started intresting, with it's own dark, gloomy set. Since I haven't seen much episodes I can't really tell further. The two main leads meeting was quite intresting in the prison but I didn't mind it first. But when she actually tried to escape to lure him or idk what to was a bit stupid for me. I didn't much further since I got annoyed and dropped it without regrets.
I know a lot of people like this drama, because it's own beauty but I specialy didn't liked the dark theme. I especially like Esther dramas but I didn't liked this one.
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can't wait to watch the ending!!!
"My Journey to You" is a breath of fresh air in the world of television, offering a unique blend of fantasy, period drama, and romance. Starring the talented Yu Shuxin and Zhang Linghe in the lead roles, and featuring a stellar supporting cast, this series takes viewers on a mesmerizing journey through a world of intrigue and passion.The story revolves around Yun Weishan, portrayed by Yu Shuxin, an assassin with a yearning for freedom. Her character is a complex mix of strength, vulnerability, and determination. As she infiltrates the enigmatic Gong residence to complete a mission, the narrative takes a thrilling turn. The eerie and treacherous atmosphere of the Gong residence sets the stage for a series of captivating events.
Yu Shuxin's performance as Yun Weishan is nothing short of captivating. She seamlessly embodies the character's inner turmoil and transformation throughout the series. Her portrayal of a woman torn between duty and desire is both nuanced and emotionally resonant. Opposite her, Zhang Linghe shines as Young Master Gong Ziyu, bringing charisma and depth to his role. The chemistry between the two leads is palpable, adding depth and authenticity to their evolving relationship.
The supporting cast, including Chen Duling and Zeng Keni, deliver compelling performances that enrich the storyline. Each character is well-developed and contributes to the overall intrigue of the Gong residence. The dynamics between the characters, fueled by secrets and hidden agendas, keep viewers engaged and guessing.
The writing of "My Journey to You" is a standout feature. The series seamlessly weaves together elements of fantasy, romance, and period drama. It explores themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery against the backdrop of a mysterious and perilous world. The narrative is filled with twists and turns that keep the audience on the edge of their seats, while also touching on profound emotions and personal growth.
Visually, the show is a treat for the eyes. The period costumes and set design are meticulously crafted, transporting viewers to a bygone era. The attention to detail in creating the Gong residence and its surroundings adds depth and authenticity to the story. The cinematography captures the beauty and darkness of the world in which the characters exist, enhancing the overall viewing experience.
The soundtrack of "My Journey to You" complements the mood of each scene perfectly, adding depth and emotion to the storytelling. Whether it's a suspenseful moment or a heartfelt confession of love, the music enhances the impact of each scene.
In conclusion, "My Journey to You" is a captivating and genre-defying series that deserves recognition. It successfully combines fantasy, period drama, and romance to create a compelling narrative that keeps viewers engaged from start to finish. With outstanding performances, a well-crafted storyline, and stunning visuals, it's a show that appeals to a wide range of audiences. If you're looking for a TV series that takes you on a thrilling journey of love, self-exploration, and intrigue, "My Journey to You" should be at the top of your watchlist. It's a testament to the creativity and talent within the world of television and storytelling.
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Uma história de sacrifício, lágrimas, dor e suor... para os fãs de Yu Shuxin e Zhang Linghe.
Estou sendo bondosa dando 5.5 na nota geral desse drama.Sem spoilers, digo que é uma história que começa com um ótimo primeiro episódio, e então se perde em algum canto que não deveria ter se perdido. A proposta do drama foi destruída rapidamente. O roteirista não sabe o que quer, não sabe como conduzir, e o casal principal não é o principal. A única coisa que todos reclamam, e é o mais coerente, é o final.
Gong Ziyu e Yun Weishan tem tanta química quanto o casal secundário, Gong ShangJue e Shangguan Qian, o que não é muita coisa para nenhum dos lados, mas o casal secundário leva a melhor porque o roteiro escolhe destroçar o casal principal em prol deles, o que dá uma sensação de química melhor do que o casal principal (e não tem).
Há cortes de cenas de desenvolvimento e uma óbvia falta de vontade com os protagonistas Ziyu e Weishan. Quando você acha que está chegando a algum lugar, você volta ao ponto de partida, onde vários episódios acontecem pouquíssimas coisas e os protagonistas estão sendo constantemente sacrificados para dar tempo de tela para um casal secundário. Você pensa que o casal secundário tem mais química, mas a verdade é que a tesoura passada no enredo dos protagonistas favoreceu o casal secundário.
1h de episódio parece ter 2h por conta da narrativa lenta e personagens detestáveis. Geralmente, eu gosto de personagens arrogantes e que possam vir ser detestados pelo público geral, mas dessa vez, nem eu consigo defender. Eu fui com muita expectativa e esperava muito mais do que isso que assisti. ShangJue não me conquista, e ele trata Qian tão mal que mesmo tendo mais cenas do que Ziyu e Weishan, não consegui shippar e não sou emocionada o suficiente para aceitar tão pouco e me satisfazer.
É uma produção visivelmente cara, com cenários, figurinos e trilha sonora lindíssimos sendo desperdiçados com um enredo que me serviu como um ótimo remédio para insônia.
Sobre atuações, Yu Shuxin entrega exatamente o que eu esperava dela (além de beleza excessiva que me distraiu em algumas cenas), um show de carisma e, principalmente, talento visceral e natural em uma personagem que eu gostaria de pegar na mãozinha e levar para uma sessão de terapia e psiquiatra para receber uma receita de fluoxetina. Yu Shuxin (apesar do que tentaram fazer) brilha e mostra que ela tem cacife para interpretar qualquer personagem que ela quiser. Amei a personagem dela e o pouco da história dela e do Ziyu que me foi mostrada. Zhang Linghe não é dos meus atores favoritos, mas criei um carinho especial por Ziyu e a maneira que ele foi interpretado porque me despertou empatia. Cheng Lei foi... alguma coisa, mas deve ser porque o personagem dele me deu desgosto de assistir com aquela personalidade arrogante e que me fez desejar que ele fosse feito de bobo o drama todo. Lu Yuxiao é ótima, não foi culpa dela o que aconteceu, e eu gostei da relação oportunista e de gato e rato que Weishan e Qian estavam levando. As atuações foram boas e satisfatórias.
O drama tinha muito potencial, se o diretor e roteirista não tivesse decidido que era uma boa ideia sacrificar dois atores com nomes pesados na C-ent em prol de secundários. É típico dele, e eu espero que ele aprenda a equilibrar seus desejos para que o enredo não seja picotado da forma que foi, que ele consiga fazer enredos mais fluídos e saiba aproveitar todos os atores presentes em seu trabalho.
Por fim, deveriam fazer um apelo para que GJM pare de escalar atores de tráfego para obter views e então boicotar para dar tempo de tela para quem ele realmente queria como protagonistas. Digo isso porque ele faz isso em todo trabalho dele, e é aborrecedor.
Não assistiria de novo. Fui movida pela minha força de vontade (e Yu Shuxin). Talvez, eu coloque na minha TV quando quiser sentir sono.
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My Journey to Jiuchen...
My Journey to You est un drame à captivant, renforcé par un casting remarquable et une réalisation à couper le souffle. Avec pour toile de fond, le désir de liberté et l'accomplissement du devoir, il se dégage de ce wuxia une atmosphère sombre et élégante aux liens familiaux complexes et solides. Dès les premières minutes, j'ai été séduite par ses couleurs froides et sa brume rampante dans la vallée de Jiuchen. Le suspense et le mystère qui s'articulent autour de sa noirceur ravissante ont donné que plus de corps afin de s'y plonger complètement.L'histoire suit la mission de Yun Weishan (Esther Yu), une espionne de l'organisation Wufeng. Cependant, un événement vient chambouler l'ordre actuel. Gong Ziyu (Zhang Ling He) se retrouve soudainement à la tête de la famille Gong en tant que Sword Wielder. La famille Gong vit en retraite dans la vallée de Jiuchen, un lieu étroitement surveillé. La famille se divise en quatre lignées : Shang (les armes), Zhi (le poison et les armes dissimulées), Jue (le monde extérieur) et Yu (la défense intérieure). Face aux désaccords des autres lignées, Gong Ziyu va devoir faire ses preuves pour espérer gagner le respect de ses frères en tant que Sword Wielder, et cela avant que la famille ne s'écroule.
Yun Weishan et Shangguan Qian (Lu Yu Xiao) ne sont pas des espionnes pour créer seulement un artifice, au contraire ! Elles sont un pan entier de l'intrigue qui prend son temps pour se mettre en place, se construire et se révéler. Yun Weishan lutte constamment, partagée entre sa mission et son affection grandissante pour Gong Ziyu. Cependant, elle est également en quête de sa liberté, ce que Wufeng lui promet, si elle parvient à réussir sa mission.
Les deux espionnes sont amenées à se rencontrer régulièrement, assurant ainsi de longs échanges qui se veulent courtois, mais qui sont jonchés de sous-entendus. Elles s'entraident, mais restent méfiantes l'une envers l'autre. Yun Weishan ne lui fait jamais pleinement confiance, et à raison. Rapidement, on s'aperçoit que Shangguan Qian n'a qu'un objectif, remplir sa mission quitte à laisser des corps derrière elle. La douceur dégagée par les deux personnages offre un contraste radical avec leurs motivations. Elles pourraient tout aussi bien porter le proverbe : « L'ennemi(e) de mon ennemi(e) est mon ami(e) » sans aucun problème.
Au-delà des espionnes, l'histoire se concentre essentiellement sur la famille Gong, composée de trois frères et une sœur, ainsi que les secrets qu'elle conservent précieusement. Tout d'abord, Gong Zi Yu, de la lignée Yu. Réputé pour être un homme à femmes et incapable de s'investir dans les affaires familiales, il est le mouton noir de la famille, l'homme inutile. Pourtant, c'est aussi celui qui se préoccupe le plus du bien-être humain avant le pouvoir. Le fait d'être désormais à la tête de la famille Gong va le pousser à grandir et gagner en maturité. Ensuite, Gong Shangjue (Cheng Lei), de la lignée Shang. C'est un homme vif, intelligent, calculateur et l'un des plus brillants combattants. Sa réputation dans le monde des arts martiaux n'est plus à faire. C'est aussi un personnage difficile à percer, car il est difficile de savoir ce qu'il pense vraiment, et c'est ce qui le rend si fascinant à mes yeux. Quant au dernier frère, Gong Yuanzhi (Tian Jia Rui), de la lignée Zhi. Le cadet expert dans l'utilisation de poisons et d'armes dissimulées. Il est le frère adoptif de Shangjue et son amour fraternel est une force particulièrement touchante. Impulsif et parfois cruel, s'il doute des autres, sa confiance envers Shangjue n'en est que plus forte. Enfin, Gong Zishang (Jin Jing), de la lignée Zi. L'unique sœur de la famille Gong qui nourrit une obsession un peu malsaine pour Jin Fan (Sun Chen Jun), le garde personnel de Gong Ziyu.
Les relations entre les frères sont rudes. Pour moi, la plus brillante de toute est celle de Gong Shangjue et Gong Yuanzhi. C'est un bel arc fraternel qui lève lentement le mystère sur leur passé. On y voit un amour franc et sincère où chacun est prêt à tout pour protéger l'autre. Ils prennent soin de l'un et l'autre, et atteignent tout leur potentiel dans un combat final épique et d'une émotion puissante. Outre la relation des frères, celle entre la sœur, Gong Zishang, et Maître Ha (Liang Xue Feng) mérite autant d'éloges. Leur relation est naturellement drôle, l'un désespéré devant cette femme obsédée à l'idée de conquérir le cœur de Jin Fan, et elle étant... juste elle !
L'arc romantique est plus utile qu'il y paraît, car il permet de faire progresser l'histoire intelligemment. Cependant, il ne devient jamais une thématique principale. Après tout, Yun Weishan et Shangguan Qian n'ont qu'un but, celui d'accomplir leur mission. Et c'est en ce point que le drama trouve un fort potentiel. Elles ne deviennent pas des femmes aveuglément amoureuses. Au contraire, elles savent que l'amour est une menace.
Yun Weishan et Gong Ziyu partagent une relation douce, presque naïve. Yun Weishan n'a besoin d'aucun effort pour séduire Gong Ziyu, parce qu'il tombe sous son charme dès les premières minutes. Néanmoins, c'est une jolie romance où les sentiments se renforcent au rythme des épisodes. De l'autre côté, la relation entre Shangguan Qian et Gong Shangjue est sombre et à la racine empoisonnée dès le départ, car basée sur le mensonge et la manipulation. Plusieurs fois, je me suis demandée s'ils partageaient plus que de la méfiance, si ce n'était qu'un jeu de facettes. Même son final me laisse perplexe, mais j'y reviens plus bas.
Si l'histoire est bien conçue, le rythme est lent (certaines scènes d'échanges durent (montre en main) quinze minutes). Or, il est agréable de voir le rythme s'accélérer dans les derniers épisodes, cela apporte un nouveau souffle qui fini par exploser en action et émotion. Les scènes de combats qui sont dynamiques et entraînantes, sans aucun doute parmi les meilleures que j'ai pu voir.
Le final est intéressant, même s'il amène aussi une pointe de contrariété. Je pense qu'il est difficile d'offrir une fin satisfaisante pour tout le monde. Ce n'est pas une fin poubelle ou fraîchement sortie d'un chapeau magique, elle reste cohérente. Cependant, certains choix me laisse dubitative, notamment quant à Shangguan Qian qui, pour moi, devait mourir. Je ne comprends pas le choix de Edward Guo, car cela change complètement la personnalité de Shangjue Gong. Pour moi, ça n'a aucun sens, d'autant plus que Shangguan Qian est une menteuse hors pair. Sur ce point que je ne suis pas vraiment satisfaite.
La mise en scène est impressionnante, mettant en lumière les décors, les costumes et les personnages. Edward Guo capture parfaitement les visages et les mouvements, notamment ceux de Cheng Lei et Tian Jia Rui. Edward Guo a capturé l'essence même de leur charisme au travers de sa caméra. Quant à l'OST, elle est entraînante et s'accord aux scènes à la perfection.
« La fleur de laurier est dangereuse, mais charmante. Elle représente l’envoûtement. Mais la signification de la fleur de laurier représente également la victoire. »
– Gong Shangjue
En bref, malgré un rythme lent (qui s'accélère dans les derniers épisodes) et un final qui fâcheux, My Journey to You est un wuxia fascinant grâce à son atmosphère sombre, sa photographie exceptionnelle, son intrigue et ses personnages captivants.
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cinematography, acting, ost, cast, martial arts semua perfect !!
jujur ini drama kolosal pertama aku dan pas nonton BOOM 🤯 bener bener bagus.penonton di manjain banget sama visual cast nya, gak cuma itu, mulai dari acting, ost, fight scene, cinematography my journey to you ini bener bener juara !! terus hanfu nya juga gak begitu rame tapi tetep keliatan mahal dan elegan (aku liat nya kaya old money gitu) dan juga banyak plot twist berhubung ini menceritakan assassin (wufeng).
apalagi disini esther yu/yu shuxin dapet peran yg baddas, bener bener keren 🔛🔝 jadi pengen liat dia main wuxia lagii
mengesampingkan ending nya, menurut aku drama ini 10/10
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DRAMA INI PENUH VISUAL! benar-benar bagus
AAA drama ini pemainnya penuh visual semua, acting mereka juga bagus banget, aku sampai bisa kenal semua watak pemainnya, bener-bener suka semua pemainnya. Gaada sekalipun aku skip setiap scene drama ini. Edit, efek dramanya juga gaada yang gagal menurutku. Walau endingnya agak gimana, aku gatau bakal ada season 2 atau enggak, tapi overall semuanya bagus banget! Aku gabisa menjelaskan betapa bagusnya drama ini. Alur ceritanya itu padahal serius, tapi mereka bisa buat scene-scene lucu yang out of the box T_T ! ost nya juga bagus banget sampe susah move on. Pokoknya cerita drama ini bener-bener mendalam, Ini drama ratingnya harusnya 9 ke atas sih. Pokoknya ini harus ada season 2 nya gamau tau ayo tanggung jawab😭Was this review helpful to you?
