Chase the Truth Reviews

Wang Zi Qi is so well-suited for the role of Chu Yi Han. He naturally exudes the professionalism of a police officer, even when dressed casually in a leather jacket. He has such a commanding presence. My favorite scene is when he's riding the motorcycle.
The chase scenes and his deceptive tactics, reminiscent of "Mission: Impossible," are all captivating to watch. Moreover, his gaze is filled with determination, and it completely captivates me.

The real-life desert scenery has a great sense of texture, and the costume and makeup department did an excellent job. The grayish filter tone complements the real locations, and the pacing of the storyline is fast.
In just one episode, they've already established a lot of background information and set the male lead's undercover mission in motion. I'm looking forward to the upcoming plot.

The male lead's intense scenes are portrayed quite realistically, and while watching, I couldn't help but be drawn into the emotions. There aren't many dramas with this kind of theme nowadays, and even fewer are well-executed.
I hope this drama delivers a compelling storyline.

I've watched a few episodes, and the pacing and overall quality are quite good. The actors are well-suited to their roles, and there were some pleasant surprises.
Wang Zi Qi's martial arts scenes are impressive, with a genuine sense of power rather than just flashy moves. The antagonistic characters are also well portrayed, and the confrontation shown in the first episode was particularly exciting.

I've always been a fan of police and gangster dramas, and this one has so many actors that I'm familiar with and fond of: Wang Zi Qi, Tian Yu, Liu Wei Wei, Du Yuan, Tang Xiao Tian.
It can be said that it brings together both idols and talented actors. Just based on this cast, I'll definitely keep watching. The opening desert chase and the fight scenes in confined environments are all quite impressive to watch.

It's a very rare drama with a Northwestern regional style. Surprisingly, it incorporates elements of mystery such as codes and treasure hunts. So far, it seems quite rich and a bit overwhelming. I feel that the unique regional atmosphere is well-suited for this kind of layered mystery story.
It's a good fusion of regional and genre elements.

The deceased couple resurrected once again! What a delightful surprise! Wang Zi Qi transforming into a tough detective is completely seamless, and Su Xiao Tong's first appearance in a red dress is stunning and drool-worthy.
Based on the previews, it seems like their emotional journey will encounter several obstacles. I hope there will be less heartache in the future, considering they are my favorite on-screen couple.
Looking forward to more sweet moments!

Following the male lead's perspective in unraveling the secret from five years ago, the suspenseful atmosphere is intense. The editing is crisp and to the point, without dragging on.
The on-location filming in the Northwestern deserts is well-suited for the theme of eradicating bandits. The makeup and styling also perfectly match the righteous character of Wang Zi Qi and the sweetness of Su Xiao Tong.
I'm really looking forward to seeing the CP (couple pairing) continue their relationship.

In order to find his missing mother, he infiltrates the inner workings of the Northwest Wolves alone to uncover the truth. It takes more than just courage for such a task, and I really like the way the male lead is portrayed.
He embodies the spirit of a fearless and determined individual. Wang Zi Qi portrays the character perfectly, and the fight scenes are spectacular, including the thrilling chase scenes.

The male lead relies solely on the protagonist halo to stay undercover. If it were anyone else, they would have died a hundred times over. There's no sign of any intelligence, just brute force and critical hits.
The storyline of the antagonist camp is actually more interesting, while the police officers are completely clueless. Honestly, if it weren't for the gimmick of the secondary characters, it would be really difficult to endure.
Thankfully, the number of episodes is short.

Tian Yu, how many hilarious moments have you contributed? As long as he's around, even in the most ordinary situations, he can make people burst into laughter. But what's strange is that despite his inherent sense of humor, he doesn't break the immersion at all.
It's a very subtle balance between being funny and not being over the top.

Came across this drama by chance, and the opening was really captivating. It was actually filmed in the real scenery of the Northwestern desert, and that sense of vastness and desolation instantly elevated the tone of the show. Combined with the intense action scenes, it really makes you want to keep watching.
By the fourth episode, the male protagonist successfully went undercover. I wonder what dangerous situations he will encounter later on. I really want to binge-watch it all the way to the final episode!

In the first few episodes, the scope of the case feels quite extensive, and the relationships between the characters are quite complex. I'm curious to see how the male lead, as an undercover agent, will uncover the truth about his own mother.
Also, I'm interested in seeing how the relationship between the female lead and him develops. So far, it's watchable, but the pacing doesn't feel tight enough. I'll give it a cautious three-star rating for now.

With a police and gangster theme, solving cases is the main focus, but the chemistry between the male and female leads is also palpable. The female lead, dressed in red, dances gracefully, giving off a feeling of timeless beauty.
Later on, the male lead conceals his identity and becomes a hero to save her, indicating that there will be many complications during his undercover mission! I'm curious about the female lead's true background!

It was really exhilarating to watch. There were desert car chases, train fights, and intense explosive scenes! The director did an amazing job with the editing. The whole storyline was tightly woven, and there was a mysterious atmosphere in every transition that kept me on edge.
It has me highly suspicious now, questioning whether there are moles within the police force or people affiliated with Lao Qiang!

The action scenes of the son-in-law are so cool, and the dance moves of the female lead are breathtaking. It's really delightful to see Xiaowu and Zuozuo team up again! However, this time they're not following the path of literary dramas.
It's more focused on action scenes, with car chases and fights in restaurants as soon as they appear. Overall, it's quite impressive.

This drama completely caters to the tastes of crime thriller fans. It has action scenes, suspense, and intense police-criminal confrontations. It has all the essential elements, but what's unique is the incorporation of "Werewolf" game-inspired crimes, which is fresh and distinctive.
The scenes of infiltrating the enemy's ranks in the fourth episode are quite impressive, and when combined with the thrilling car chase sequences, they are very captivating.

There's an air of poverty throughout, everything feels so ordinary. The plot manages to keep viewers intrigued with each episode, but as it progresses, it becomes more and more disappointing.
It's filled with unbelievable coincidences, and the characters are quite shallow. For someone like me who watched it for the sake of the two leads' chemistry, it's even more unnecessary.
They have very few scenes together, and there's no sweetness at all. It's better to wait for the second installment of the original drama.

The journey to uncover the truth is always a long one. Wang Zi Qi and Su Xiao Tong bravely venture into the desert together, and I absolutely love this high-intelligence CP (couple pairing)! Of course, there hasn't been much progress in the romantic storyline, but the family relationships are absolutely compelling.
The mother-son and brotherly bonds in the sixth episode were very touching. The action scenes are still impressive!

The story revolves around the resurfacing of the Northwest Wolves organization that disappeared five years ago. The male lead, in order to meet the crime boss and replace Long Qi as an undercover agent, creates a suspenseful atmosphere.
The pacing is fast, and once again, Teacher Tian Yu has portrayed a memorable character—one with courage and compassion. I hope he completes his mission and that the surgery is successful.

I have been watching the drama and I've noticed the collaboration between the male and female leads. The fact that they have worked together twice indicates that they are truly talented. I've previously watched a compilation video of their on-screen chemistry, and this modern crime drama brings a different kind of anticipation.
I hope both of them can showcase their extraordinary abilities in this drama.

The pacing is perfect, and the fight scenes are really satisfying. I didn't expect Zhao Xun to be so versatile. He's not just the tough guy anymore; he can play a charming and roguish character. I even think Qi Gu is more manly than him!
By the way, Qi Gu's gun-snatching technique is so skillful and impressive! I love it!

Each episode feels a bit fake with this plot twist, like a forced roundabout. Are these two women intentionally causing trouble? It's unnecessary. Finally finished watching it. The big shots appear to be cunning and scheming, and the deaths are inexplicable.
How many episodes did Tian Yu have to endure to hold on until the very end? It's exhausting just watching it.

Director, let me tell you, you have complete control over the formulas for success. Why not make a sequel to that small detective film instead of this convoluted and nonsensical storyline? Wang Ge's lack of dialogue skills is truly insufficient to support his explosive acting.
Even the sacrifice of his teammates doesn't reflect any sorrow or restraint in his eyes. He doesn't even perform as well as he did with those subtle expressions when he played the overbearing CEO.

It's the first time I've seen an undercover agent blow their cover so quickly! It's definitely unique! The plot is tight and not dragging. Although the suspense isn't fully maximized, it's still decent!
Overall, it's pretty good. I've seen many people giving it one star, but it's worth at least three stars! So, I'm giving it five stars in support. Don't let the one-star ratings bury this great drama.

I thought the male lead would be another reckless hero causing trouble, but to my surprise, he managed to handle several dangerous situations. He can adapt quickly when faced with suspicious antagonists and remains composed.
It's a refreshing change from the impulsive characters we often see in dramas, and that's a good thing.

It can be said that it was made for the pairing of Wang Zi Qi and Su Xiao Tong.

In the Second Season of Black and White Zone" and "Searching for Relatives," Xiao Fei either finds family or gets beaten up. "Even if the whole world forgets what kind of person Gan Tianlei is, you, Director Tai, can't forget.

Finished this drama in 7 days, without skipping or speeding up. The TV series had the quality of a movie, and there was always a thrilling sense that you could be caught in the next second.
In a serious crime investigation drama, it's the emotions and the CP that add that extra touch, and every frame was an impactful shot. It's not easy to achieve in Chinese dramas.
It's a well-made ensemble drama, where every character shines.

Yellow sand and red clothing are a perfect match. Su Xiaotong is great in this role. The pairing of the characters adds a touch of sweetness to this CP. I never expected to witness such a heartwarming aftermath in my lifetime.
It's a captivating undercover crime drama overall, with a young protagonist seeking revenge and delving deep into enemy territory. Looking forward to the development of the plot in future episodes!

It's alright, at least it's watchable! It's a bit of a shame that Da Luo died... Did Officer Cheng have to die just for the sake of it?! It's too cruel!
And in the end, they brought in Mama for 24 episodes, only for her to die at first sight. The screenwriter went a bit too far with that! By the way, the "Northwest Wolf" is actually a pack of seven wolves, haha, that made me laugh.

Despite a bunch of logical loopholes and a storytelling style that seems a bit pretentious, the character development is impressive. Each antagonist has their own brilliance.
It's much better than the first installment, "Black and White Zone" (I couldn't get into it and wasted the handsome Ou Hao).

Although the plot is far-fetched (like the unexplained loyalty to the old wolf king, the love and hatred of the previous generation, and the sudden religious conversion of the old accountant), the saving grace is its fast-paced nature.
The fight scenes pack a punch, and Su Xiao Tong is adorable. Well, it can be considered as a passable drama to watch while having a meal.

I was attracted by the setup of an undercover police officer and a mafia princess, but the actual show was different from what I imagined. I never thought undercover work would be so open. But that kind of unspoken love is really addictive.
There are a lot of cool fight scenes, although the camera work is a bit shaky. As for the storyline, it's a mix of exciting moments and some strange ones. The intense infighting within the wolf's den makes the righteous side seem less powerful.

I watched it because of Wang Zi Qi, and I didn't expect him to play a tough guy so convincingly. He fights quite skillfully, delivers tough lines with great presence, and effortlessly portrays the character of a small-time thug.
There are actually many parts of the plot that I don't understand. I'm not sure what Gun Shu is busy with, and I don't know what the police are waiting for instead of making arrests.
But because the pacing is fast and the atmosphere is lively, I kept watching.

The story, set in 2023, has both its unreasonable backdrop and its inherent logicality. Looking at the story itself, it combines passion and sincerity. The police characters exhibit heroism as well as helplessness, while the villainous gang showcases both evil deeds and pitiable vulnerabilities.
The portrayal of the undercover police officer's romance with the mafia boss's daughter is clear, reasonable, and appropriately restrained. Wang Zi Qi's action scenes are impressive.

Chu Yi Han's action scenes are so cool. It's because of that particular segment that I watched the entire drama. Even though Xiao Fei is the antagonist, I still quite like him. You little rascal, unexpectedly engaging in a pure love storyline.
It really made me cry. I thought the Wolf King would play a significant role, but it turned out otherwise. The romantic relationship between the male and female leads also feels inexplicable to me.

I'm dropping it after the second episode. I mean, that "car jump" scene in the first episode was so confusing. I even replayed it several times, but I still couldn't understand what was happening. The way it was filmed looked so fake, and the actions were just facepalm-worthy.
And in the second episode, that "police getting choked in the bathroom by Long Qi" scene was also... I don't know, it felt so mindless. ?????