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Feud tells a story of love, revenge and fate. It follows two people caught on opposite sides of a long-standing family grudge, despite sharing a deep connection from the past.
As the story unfolds, secrets, betrayals and difficult choices gradually come to light, pushing the characters through cycles of pain and emotional turmoil.
What I appreciated most is that the drama doesn’t just focus on romance, it also explores themes of duty, sacrifice and how the past can shape a person’s future.
Some scenes were truly heartbreaking and a few lingered in my mind long after watching.
Bai Lu delivered a strong performance, capturing both the sorrow and quiet strength of her character.
The overall atmosphere felt heavy but meaningful.
But the beginning was a bit slow and confusing and it took time for the plot to become fully engaging.
The characters felt trapped in a repetitive cycle, hurting each other without ever having honest conversations. The romantic chemistry between the leads also felt weak.
The CGI was underwhelming and some costume choices didn’t quite match the tone or setting of the story.
Anyway, Feud’s not an easy or light watch but it does offer depth and emotional weight for those who are drawn to more tragic narratives.