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yes omg

I can't explain it very well because I don't worry too much about these things. I think this drama has about 16 sponsoring advertisers, the average viewership is 21-24 million, it's already reached 25 million, it scored 27,000 points which are good numbers, it sold over 10 million copies(I think there should be more now.), the character Duan Xu surpassed 100 million, Simu surpassed 200 million, she's the biggest female fantasy character so far, and it's already reached 300 million views, so overall it's doing well. I hope I've helped in some way.Adding one more thing, the interactions on Chinese social media are good, and the promotion of the actors is wonderful, and internationally it has already reached number 1 in several countries on WeTV and Disney Plus in Taiwan.

If you're feeling unwell, wait until several episodes have aired, or take a break, and then come back to watching.

I saw some clips released for promotional purposes and our Duan Xu is back in full force, we're going to have fights and shenanigans, I really like it lol, Simu get ready girl

I think it's worth continuing because from this episode onwards it enters the ghost world and has a visual spectacle, but if you're really not interested, don't watch it. Watch it when you want, or don't watch it at all; there are dramas that just don't appeal to us, so it depends on each person.

Yes, I think exactly the same as you. I watch mostly because of the actors I like and if the story is good.

I don't really like that genre either; I prefer this Xuanhuan style, like Love Beyond the Grave, which has a good balance of power and a human world, and doesn't have confusion of rules and kingdoms.

i like this end

Seriously, don't watch this drama, what a toxic story! The protagonist doesn't deserve to be with the good guy, this whole drama is weird.

But the views aren't bad; if this drama were on Netflix it would definitely have more. Still, for a fantasy drama, the views and engagement are good. This drama definitely won't be a failure; sales and advertising are already doing well, which are also important.

lol, it's performing well, and it already had a day that reached 25 million views. The average views are 21-24 million, and it got 27,000. Also, the character Simu, the first female character, reached 200 million, with over 10 million in sales and several advertisers, and 300 million views in a short time already. It's not the biggest hit that's breaking the bubble, but it's definitely a hit within the fantasy genre with a loyal audience that already likes this type of drama. I don't think it's a failure; it's doing well so far.

me too

I think, honestly, after what Simu did, it's right for him to return to the human world since he's not supposed to remember her. He'd die if he stayed there too, but hold on, that part about the human world is interesting as well.

Thank you ☺️ Yes, yes, that scene is going to be intense in the novel; it's intense And it won't be long before there are a few more episodes and we'll see.

Guys, I don't want to get you too excited, but for this new stage of human history, we're going to have the most viral scene from the drama when it was being filmed! I'm so excited for that moment!

I think Yang Zi's "Lost You Forever," which has four protagonists (it also has a vampire), could fit in, as could Dilraba's "The Blue Whisper" (mermaid man).

Xuanhuan is a broad and flexible Chinese fantasy genre that blends traditional Chinese elements with imaginative and original worldbuilding. Unlike Xianxia, it does not strictly follow Taoist cultivation, immortality, or classic mythological structures.

Instead, Xuanhuan allows authors to create unique power systems, magical worlds, and diverse settings that may combine Eastern and Western fantasy elements — though this is not required.

The genre often features cultivation, but in a more creative and less rule-bound way compared to Xianxia. Because of this freedom, Xuanhuan is considered a modern evolution of Chinese fantasy, offering more flexibility than the more traditional Xianxia and Wuxia genres.

Examples of Xuanhuan:
Douluo Continent
Fights Break Sphere
Martial Universe
The King’s Avatar
Ice Fantasy

I'm also a little tired of this genre.

I think this genre gets few dramas a year; it's usually more xianxia and wuxia, and we forget that xuanhuan exists.

Interestingly, this drama isn't xianxia; it's xuanhuan, a mix of foreign elements and Chinese characters. Xianxia features many gods, martial arts rules, and full power. The xuanhuan genre is simpler, with the ghost world and the human world clearly separated. It's also a good introduction for those unfamiliar with the genre.