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A+++ on your paper! We both loved the movie. Hopefully others have watched it on the big screen, or will buy the video.

Like you, I grimaced at the 58 episode length. I delayed watching it for a week. Once I started, I was sucked into Peach Blossom Valley and the other worlds. Since it ended, I cannot concentrate on any C-drama or K-drama.

I can't concentrate on any drama, unless Ye Hua-Mo Yuan is on the screen.

I agree with you, on all points. I hesitated for a week to start this drama, but after I marathon-watched the first ten episodes, I was waiting every day for subbed episodes to post online. Since it ended, I just can't seem to get back into the K-drama mood, and I have two K-dramas on the back-burner.

Last night, I started watching the drama again (but at the midpoint). Some time in the near future (next week??), I may start from episode 1.

No romance! The story is laid out in sequence. There are parts that drag, but there is a lot of dialog. The scenery is beautiful, especially the desert. I looked at Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe and Mojin: The Lost Legend last week, that have the Hu Bayi and Shirley Yang characters that are in Candle in the Tomb.

If I thought that this was the longest drama title, many months later, Three Lives, Three Worlds, Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms came along.

You tagged Li Jing accurately. For the most handsome man on set, he was a putz. I could not figure why he was pining away after a lost puppy romance for ninety thousand years.

It grows on one (like the peach blossom trees). I was the same way, in the beginning, because of the large number of episodes, but it's finally over now (...big sigh of relief). I watched the last two episodes today. I was able to remove some partiality, and review it as a creative work.

I am very impressed with Mark Chao's acting skills in Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms. I think that Mark will keep Ye Hua and Mo Quan close to his heart.

He even looked good with the long lustrous hair.

I know that you will keep watching, to the very last episode. I am waiting for DramaFever to post the last six episodes with subs.

It is mental anguish, waiting for the next episodes. DF should post the final episode next week,Thursday.

Sorry, I meant the first Ice Fantasy that I dropped. I am curious about the sequel, Destiny.

I dropped Ice Fantasy after watching the first episode only. Eternal Love is a very good drama production.

Best thing was Chu Bei Jie, 2017 Man of the Year. Ye Hua is runner up.

Ah Ro cried a river constantly. She did not look pretty with the pouty, miserable, doe look, but when she was in Wonhwa costume, she had received a serious makeover.

I am still wondering why they wrote that in the character's traits, and did not offer any explanation. He might have an illness that they had no concept of, in that century.

I forgot about that legal issue. I heard about it earlier this week. I will agree with you about remakes. The quality of the remake never matches the original. The sequels also suffer.

Ha ha! I am glad that other viewers found him very attractive at the end. I had to blink a few times. He was dressed in black, so that added to his elegant, sexy, suave look.