Addictive and Gripping
This drama is seriously addictive. The plot is genuinely gripping, drawing viewers into the investigation and allowing them to piece things together along the way. From episode 5 onward, it gets even more exciting. Gong Jun’s line delivery is especially pleasant to listen to—grounded in real life while effectively shaping his character. His acting feels natural and convincing throughout. All I can say is that this is an exceptionally good drama.Was this review helpful to you?
The cases in the drama feel real and reflect current issues. The scriptwriter clearly did thorough research, and I even learned a few things while watching.
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Blood River: Absolutely Worth Recommending
Each episode closes with a gripping cliffhanger, and the brisk pacing keeps you glued to the screen. The fight scenes are epic, though the CGI can feel a bit excessive at times. Su Muyu’s inner conflict between duty and conscience gives the story genuine emotional depth, while Gong Jun’s original voice performance is a pleasant surprise.I don’t give it a 10-star rating because the sprawling cast can be a bit hard to follow at first and the special effects occasionally feel overdone. However, the overall production is top-notch and cinematic.
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