Chuan wen zhong de chen qian qian

It runs at a brisk pace, stopping absolutely nowhere to scribble in any problems or relationships. It's basically a rush compared to other series from similar settings. And that's both an advantage and a disadvantage of this series. Sure, you can like them, you can understand the transformation of some of the characters, but at the same time there's room for the characters to be so much more complex because some of the action was overly simplistic. On the other hand, it easily felt intentional: after all, we're going according to an imperfect script by a young writer who was criticized by the lead actor. It's funny, it's sweet, it doesn't shy away from romance or traditional Chinese drama, which in order to be complete must end in death. It’s just... The twenty-four episodes pass by like a breeze, nothing drastically spoils your viewing, and it's actually a great respite if you need to switch off but don't want the script to underestimate you and think you're a dumb viewer. It's kind of that slightly supernatural loveable goofiness. A nice 3 stars. (19.04.2021)