The story begins with the assassin Zhao Xiao Ren accepting the task of assassinating Jun Mo of Jasmine Villa. In order to get closer to the target, Zhao Xiao Ren pretends to be a bride and marries Jun Mo. They both have ulterior motives. They are perfunctory to each other on the surface but gradually develop feelings in their hearts. (Source: Chinese = Sina || Translation = kisskh) ~~ Adapted from the web novel "Mei Hua Ren" (梅花刃) by "Fen Nu De Bao Zi" (愤怒的包子). Edit Translation
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Where to Watch Blade's Dance with You
Cast & Credits
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![Hong Xiao in Blade's Dance with You Chinese Drama]( "Hong Xiao in Blade's Dance with You Chinese Drama")
Hong XiaoZhao Xiao RenMain Role -
![Yang Ze in Blade's Dance with You Chinese Drama]( "Yang Ze in Blade's Dance with You Chinese Drama")
Yang ZeJun MoMain Role -
![He Gang in Blade's Dance with You Chinese Drama]( "He Gang in Blade's Dance with You Chinese Drama")
He GangMo XianSupport Role -
![Xu Yuan Yuan in Blade's Dance with You Chinese Drama]( "Xu Yuan Yuan in Blade's Dance with You Chinese Drama")
Xu Yuan YuanXia ChenSupport Role -
![Shen Bo Huai in Blade's Dance with You Chinese Drama]( "Shen Bo Huai in Blade's Dance with You Chinese Drama")
Shen Bo HuaiLi WeiSupport Role -
![Wang Jia Li in Blade's Dance with You Chinese Drama]( "Wang Jia Li in Blade's Dance with You Chinese Drama")
Wang Jia LiChen YuanSupport Role
Reviews
Strong start-creative wuxia
I got hooked on this mini drama with it's opening episodes as there was rather impressive fight scenes but it did get a bit muddled and overly tropey in the second half but as a short watch it is one of the better ones AND with a happy ending (vs the ones where it seems to end sad, and then viola, the beloved reappears in front of the long waiting lover.) Give it a try--it's not going to be a high end production but both leads deliver.Was this review helpful to you?
A Promising Start That Lost Its Focus
This is another drama that I felt could have been better. It had such an impactful beginning—I loved the choreography, the palace intrigue, and how effectively the villains were established. There was also a rich backstory supporting the present narrative, which made the early episodes especially compelling.However, it eventually fell flat for me. The subplots weren’t developed enough, and the focus shifted heavily toward the relationship between the leads. I would have preferred the romance to be more integrated into the main storyline rather than taking it over. The script also kept introducing new ways for the protagonist to survive life-threatening situations, which made the final stretch feel unnecessarily drawn out.
Ultimately, whether you enjoy this drama may depend on how much balance you prefer in a narrative.
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