Feud – A Love Forged on the Edge of Hatred
🔹 What happens when love is so scarred by grief that it’s hard to tell if it’s still love at all?
📖 Overview
🔹 40 episodes, xianxia romance with tragic undertones
🔹 Adapted from Lament of the River Immortal
🔹 Bai Lu plays Hua Ruyue, an immortal who carries both love and unbearable loss
🔹 Zeng Shunxi plays Bai Jiusi, a man bound by duty who hides his feelings too often
🔹 The story begins with a romance that looks like a fairytale but hides a painful past
✨ How It Felt Watching
🔹 At first, it felt like a sweet romance, but something was unsettled underneath
🔹 When Hua Ruyue’s true identity was revealed, my heart sank, and the whole story shifted
🔹 It turned heavier and more complex, full of longing, anger, and forgiveness
🔹 Watching them fight, love, and hurt each other made me feel torn between sorrow and hope
🔹 The themes of love, betrayal, healing, and destiny carried me through to the end
🎭 Cast & Performances
🔹 Bai Lu as Hua Ruyue: She gave the character both tenderness and rage, and I felt every moment of her pain
🔹 Zeng Shunxi as Bai Jiusi: His restraint worked well; his love often felt strongest when unspoken
🔹 The supporting cast, especially Fan Linger, added warmth and made even the side characters feel alive
🎵 OST
🔹 Lin Jiang Xian (临江仙) by Bai Lu
🔹 Say to You (对你说) by Zeng Shun Xi
🔹 Reach for the Stars (摘星) by Shin
🔹 Beautiful Scenery (风月) by Zhang Yuan
🔹 Karma (因果) by Lu Hu
✏️ I like it when the leads sing for the soundtrack because it feels more personal and tied to the story
🎨 Visuals & Production
🔹 The way it was filmed felt soft and moody, which fit the emotions
🔹 Costumes stood out with detailed designs and elegant colors that matched each character’s journey
🔹 The CGI wasn’t flashy, but it didn’t distract from the emotions, which mattered more to me
🏆 Final Thoughts
🔹 What stayed with me most was how the story was less about victory and more about finding peace after pain
🔹 For me, it’s not one I’d rewatch, but I’m glad I experienced it once
☕ SpillTheDramaTea’s Rating: 8/10 — a thoughtful brew, heartfelt even with its flaws
✏️As SpillTheDramaTea ☕, this one felt like watching love stumble, break, and still reach for the light. It stayed with me after the final scene.
✨ Which moment broke you the most, and which gave you hope again?
📖 Overview
🔹 40 episodes, xianxia romance with tragic undertones
🔹 Adapted from Lament of the River Immortal
🔹 Bai Lu plays Hua Ruyue, an immortal who carries both love and unbearable loss
🔹 Zeng Shunxi plays Bai Jiusi, a man bound by duty who hides his feelings too often
🔹 The story begins with a romance that looks like a fairytale but hides a painful past
✨ How It Felt Watching
🔹 At first, it felt like a sweet romance, but something was unsettled underneath
🔹 When Hua Ruyue’s true identity was revealed, my heart sank, and the whole story shifted
🔹 It turned heavier and more complex, full of longing, anger, and forgiveness
🔹 Watching them fight, love, and hurt each other made me feel torn between sorrow and hope
🔹 The themes of love, betrayal, healing, and destiny carried me through to the end
🎭 Cast & Performances
🔹 Bai Lu as Hua Ruyue: She gave the character both tenderness and rage, and I felt every moment of her pain
🔹 Zeng Shunxi as Bai Jiusi: His restraint worked well; his love often felt strongest when unspoken
🔹 The supporting cast, especially Fan Linger, added warmth and made even the side characters feel alive
🎵 OST
🔹 Lin Jiang Xian (临江仙) by Bai Lu
🔹 Say to You (对你说) by Zeng Shun Xi
🔹 Reach for the Stars (摘星) by Shin
🔹 Beautiful Scenery (风月) by Zhang Yuan
🔹 Karma (因果) by Lu Hu
✏️ I like it when the leads sing for the soundtrack because it feels more personal and tied to the story
🎨 Visuals & Production
🔹 The way it was filmed felt soft and moody, which fit the emotions
🔹 Costumes stood out with detailed designs and elegant colors that matched each character’s journey
🔹 The CGI wasn’t flashy, but it didn’t distract from the emotions, which mattered more to me
🏆 Final Thoughts
🔹 What stayed with me most was how the story was less about victory and more about finding peace after pain
🔹 For me, it’s not one I’d rewatch, but I’m glad I experienced it once
☕ SpillTheDramaTea’s Rating: 8/10 — a thoughtful brew, heartfelt even with its flaws
✏️As SpillTheDramaTea ☕, this one felt like watching love stumble, break, and still reach for the light. It stayed with me after the final scene.
✨ Which moment broke you the most, and which gave you hope again?
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