I really wanted to see more background characters and bigger cities—give it that grand, lived-in feel! Especially in Canglai Palace with the immortals, the court felt too empty. A larger cast and a more elaborate setting would've made it feel more majestic. It seems like they went minimal on the effects, sound, and fight scenes to focus entirely on the story. And to be fair, the story is good—the twists keep on twisting! It's not the best out there, but I'll definitely keep watching for my favorite FL.
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I haven't rated it yet. I will rate it when i reach around episode 15. For now except episode one i would give high ratings to every other episode. I like the female lead but her voice isn't just doing it for me. Woe to the person who decided to dub it.
I have a feeling the main driving force of this drama is going to be one misunderstanding after another 😅 Like every time something starts to make sense, a new twist or miscommunication will just stir things up again. Buckle up, everyone!
I've just started this series and somehow it feels off to me. I don't know what seems off. I don't think it's…
Lol, everyone’s going crazy trying to pinpoint where this weird feeling of “offness” is coming from 😅 Someone’s blaming the makeup, another says it’s the costumes, others say it’s the story, acting, sound production, filming style, even the effects! At the end of the day, we’re all just trying to put into words that strange disconnect we’re feeling. It’s interesting how we’re all sensing something, even if we can’t quite agree on what it is!
I think one of the main issues I’ve had with Feud is how the story just started without much setup. It felt like we were thrown right in without any proper context. You know how most C-dramas usually have a bit of narration or world-building at the beginning to ease us in? That was missing here, and it left me feeling kind of disconnected in the first few episodes. At one point, I even started wondering if the female lead was in some kind of simulation or reliving someone else’s memories—it was that disorienting!
I usually don’t write anything negative, and I’m definitely not dropping or rating this low. I just wanted to share how I’ve been feeling. Anyone else feel the same?
I find myself a bit conflicted. There's something I can't quite put my finger on, but it feels like something’s missing. Maybe it’s the lack of emotional sincerity in some of the acting and mannerisms—almost like the performances don’t fully land, even though the cast is clearly trying. That said, I really love the female lead; she brings a presence that keeps me invested. The production also has a bit of a low-budget feel, which sometimes affects the immersion. The story is still in its early stages though, so I’m hoping it builds into something deeper as it progresses.
Can’t believe I’m already at episode 34! I usually lose interest halfway through C-dramas, but this one really kept me hooked. I didn’t even know I liked mystery shows, but I keep looking forward to the next episode every time. Just 6 more to go—I’m so excited to see how it ends!
I don't trust the masters, i think they are the bad guys just wanting a motivated child to mold however they want. When he said cheers to long life to his master -the steward- I did not like his hesitation. This show is really making me paranoid.
I’m halfway through and I’m already questioning if revenge is really worth it. In so many dramas, revenge feels like this glorious, justified path, but here it’s portrayed with so much cost. Zang Hai has sacrificed so much of himself, and I’m wondering if he’ll even recognize who he’s become by the end.
PJ started as the classic villain, but now he’s showing more depth, and I’m starting to feel sorry for him. It’s like the show’s saying, “Look, even the worst have their reasons.”
And Zhang Zhifu’s wife—she was barely shown, but her death ....
But to say the truth while also tearing a bit for Zhang Hai the Revenge was kind off hauntingly beautiful.
Do not makes sense. The Emperor do not need do thing secretly.
Funny realization—I've honestly kind of forgotten women exist in this story sometimes. The way the plot’s structured and paced just naturally focuses elsewhere, so their presence feels super minimal. Not a complaint, just something I noticed mid-watch.
She really is a very good actress. besides the point but this OST is really good. day and night am like Uwa.....Uwa....Uwa... Thats all i can actually grasp lol. The rest goes past my ear to my soul.
I usually don’t write anything negative, and I’m definitely not dropping or rating this low. I just wanted to share how I’ve been feeling. Anyone else feel the same?
PJ started as the classic villain, but now he’s showing more depth, and I’m starting to feel sorry for him. It’s like the show’s saying, “Look, even the worst have their reasons.”
And Zhang Zhifu’s wife—she was barely shown, but her death ....
But to say the truth while also tearing a bit for Zhang Hai the Revenge was kind off hauntingly beautiful.