I honestly loved this drama more than I thought I would. It’s been awhile since I last saw a historical Chinese drama with fantasy elements and I REGRET NOTHING! I tend to stay away from historical Chinese drama’s because I hate tragic endings but have no fear, no tragic ending in this drama.

I started watching this drama while at the brink of insanity from being self-quarantined with my family and boy did it help! At first I wasn’t sure what to expect and decided just to give the first episode a try but just that first episode had me completely enthralled. I don’t know what it was that got me hooked first maybe it was the shiny costumes or the magical immortal realm that captivated me but before I knew it, I was pulled in. Feng Jiu’s character was childish but also endearing and the love and admiration she had for Dong Hua was adorable and although she did go over at times, I could never get annoyed by her, she was just so persistent and that made her so endearing. And her fox ? CGI was adorable I would have liked to have seen more of it later on but alas.

The next thing I have to mention is Dong Hua’s character and the actor portraying him, honestly he deserves an award for bringing such a character to life. Dong Hua’s character is a very old immortal and at times seemed detached and unresponsive but as you watch the drama and the story progress you see just how expressive he is without even physically showing it whether he’s pranking someone or being serious when it comes to matters of the heart. The actor just had such expressive eyes that I fell for him just as Feng Jim did.

The storyline and what the story is about is basically in the title, Three Lives Three Worlds and honestly some would say that it was slow or boring but to me it was unique and beautiful and I loved every minute of it. The shows build up was just really well done in my opinion and the romance was DIVINE! From now and forever Feng Jiu and Dong Hua will be my OTP and I can’t express that enough! However, the show wasn’t without its flaws and side characters did take more of a back seat in this but I think it’s just that the romance between the two main leads was the main focus so the other characters were put more on the back burner. As well as certain characters really needed to die and stop coming back but that’s another story. Overall, I may be biased but I truly loved and enjoyed this story which is why I’m giving it ALL THE ⭐️’s it deserves.


P.s. If anyone has any other suggestions of Chinese drama’s like this or any other but without sad endings I would seriously appreciate it! Wishing you love and support wherever you are! Stay safe and stay strong! Fighting!

Leia Mais