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The Untamed chinese drama review
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The Untamed
2 people found this review helpful
by li_lian
May 11, 2025
50 of 50 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 10
Story 10.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 10.0
Rewatch Value 10.0

The drama is a masterpiece— so that I don’t even know where to begin.


The story: It's one of the most complex and intertwined plots I’ve ever seen, yet everything leads to a single point. It’s like a tangled mess of threads that all turn out to be part of the same string once you unravel it. What is good? What is evil? What’s right and what’s wrong? These questions will keep spinning in your head the whole time you’re watching. And by the end, it feels like you've been slapped in the face—in a way that makes you rethink life from the ground up. Despite the heavy themes, the events are both engaging and painful at the same time. But still, I couldn’t stop. After every episode, I just had to know what would happen next—no boredom at all.

The character connections in this drama are some of the best I’ve ever seen. Almost every character is linked in one way or another, with different kinds of relationships. This gave the story so many moments that explored human connections—their depth, their beauty, and their flaws—which made the whole thing feel incredibly real and emotionally powerful.

Character development: Wei Wuxian and Lan Wangji in particular had phenomenal character arcs. Each of them stayed true to their own path and values, and through supporting each other in both good times and bad, they grew and shined even more. At a certain point, their relationship evolved into a deep mutual understanding, making the second half of the drama feel like a masterclass in human connection—mixed with a bittersweet sense of regret that came before that growth.

Cinematography and direction: It was good but not perfect. The drama had a low budget and weak CGI, especially since it’s not a recent production. But the strength of the story and the professionalism of the actors—especially the leads—more than made up for it.

Music: The soundtrack still lives in my heart. Every time I hear it, it’s like the whole show flashes before my eyes like a beautiful dream.

Flaws:

The first few episodes can be tough and confusing, especially for viewers new to this genre. Some of the supporting actors didn’t do a great job and occasionally pulled you out of the experience.
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