took the time to catch up on one episode and couldn't stop watching it. The plot is the same as the anime. It can be said to be a one-to-one copy and paste. The costumes, props and scenes are restored as much as possible. The action scenes are enjoyable to watch, but the special effects are not as gorgeous as those in the anime, but it is understandable. After all, the funds are limited, and it is already good to be able to do this.
In addition, I have to say that the scene where Tiannu Rui appears is beautiful. The crew really put their heart into it. It is not inferior to the anime at all, and the visual effects are directly full.
In addition, in terms of casting, whether it is Cheng Yi flat for Li Hongyi , or Wang Hedi flat for Ao Ruipeng , their looks are very high, and they are incomparably suitable for handsome anime characters. In terms of acting, although it is not as good as that of veteran actors, it is still acceptable, especially Li Hongyi, whose acting skills have improved visibly.
The only thing worth complaining about is Li Hongyi's deportment problem, which greatly affects the perception. However, after many years of acting, Li Hongyi has never corrected his hunchback. I don’t know what the team thinks, and they have not found a physical teacher to correct it. This may be the reason why he has never been able to beat Cheng Yi.
However, these small shortcomings do not affect the quality of the entire drama. It feels that it is expected to surpass the only recognized anime adaptation "Once Upon a Time on Spirit Sword Mountain".
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