The Last Immortal Reviews

Although the storyline has many familiar elements, it's still quite interesting to watch, and the plot is tight and not boring. Especially considering that I initially found Wang An Yu, who plays the character, unattractive based on the trailer, I was surprised to find him rather good-looking in the actual episodes.
He portrays the innocent male lead quite well, and his eyes are bright and captivating.

It's a great watch! Gu Jin is upright and responsible, but his judgment of people needs improvement. Ah Yin is hardworking, kind, adorable, and wonderful. Hong Yi has a great eye and is a lovely fox. There are many things I wanted to ask, but before I could search for answers, the characters in the drama explained them.
However, there are still many aspects of the plot that I don't understand.

The most heart-wrenching aspect of "Shen Yin" is that Ah Yin's every step in helping Ah Jin collect the Fire Phoenix's Fate is a countdown to death! Ah Yin, who is kind, adorable, clever, brave, warm, and healing, is truly beloved!
I can't bear it!

Trashy drama, another terrible one. The male lead is ugly, why are there always these ugly ancient male leads? The plot is even more idiotic. The female lead's noble status exists just to be worthy of being a servant to the male lead.
It's all about social status and the cliché of falling in love with the male lead. It's a disgrace.

In essence, it's still the same old formula of mistreating women! So many girls seem to enjoy watching women being mistreated, it's truly bewildering.

I've watched eight episodes and I think this drama should have been aired later. Elementary school students haven't even started their winter vacation yet... It feels like a fairy tale for children, with both the male and female leads being descendants of immortals.
The drama heavily emphasizes the feudal concept of bloodline and social class, making one feel that the screenwriter lacks the ability to portray noble souls and can only rely on portraying noble identities.

The more I watch them, the stronger the chemistry between the two becomes. They bicker while caring for each other, and they are willing to sacrifice themselves for each other at any time. When they stand together, there is a great atmosphere.
My eyes really love it. How perfect!

The opening scene with the female lead in her white attire is stunning. She exudes a heavenly aura, and the special effects give it a touch of an anime-like feel. It's really impressive. Later on, when the female lead transforms into the water spirit beast Ayin, she becomes incredibly adorable.
The costumes and outfits are all very well-designed. The male lead and the second male lead are also quite good.

I endured watching a few episodes, but I simply couldn't bear it for another second. The visuals, special effects, and production qualities are all horrendous.
The entire cast participates in this mindless and intellectually devoid garbage plot. It's high time for the director, producers, and their money-grubbing entourage to disappear from the film and television industry.

It's almost 2024, and we still have such childish and boring elementary school-level TV shows! The male actors all look weird and distorted, while the female actors insist on speaking in a falsetto voice.
Isn't it uncomfortable? Well, the audience certainly isn't having a good time.

The plot is boring, and the male lead is unconvincing. Should Wang An Yu just stick to acting in modern dramas? Trying to use the same acting style from modern dramas in a period drama, just listen to your lines spoken in that colloquial language.
The costumes may be passable, but there's no grace or elegance in your demeanor. Yang Xiaopei's dramas are consistently terrible. From "Qian Gu Jue Chen" to "Qie Shi Tian Xia," what kind of lousy dramas are they shooting now with "Shen Yin"?

I rarely watch fantasy dramas because the characters are often immortal beings living for tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of years. But "Shen Yin" is different. The Water Nymph, Shui Ning Shou, has a lifespan of merely ten years.
And the male lead is a useless second-generation rich kid with a lot of hidden potential. And to those who keep hurling insults, I have to ask, can't you differentiate between the four cardinal directions or is your brain just mush? Do you lack independent thinking abilities?

Boring to the point of bubbling, this is already a 24-year-old fantasy drama, with a plot that lacks any novelty, and the special effects are unbearable to watch. People who watch it burst out laughing.
Especially with Wang An Yu's half-asleep acting and Zhao Lu Si's attempt to be cute with her "baby voice," the domestic entertainment industry should be destroyed quickly.

Next time, I'll decide to treat myself to something good to eat.

So annoying with the mistaken identity and substitute plotline. Even if you originally liked the second female lead and it wasn't solely because of the mistaken identity, it's still nauseating.

The plot is cliché, and the character of the male lead steps on all my pet peeves.
He can be a useless second-generation rich kid, he can be a playboy, but he shouldn't be genuinely stupid.

A pile of rubbish.

Congratulations to Zhao Lu Si for gaining a guilt-ridden fan. Before the drama aired, I didn't have high expectations, but after it started, I watched it more attentively than anyone else. Ah Yin appeared and captured my heart within ten minutes.
She's so soft and adorable. Next time, when I scold someone while borrowing money, I'll be as loyal as a dog.

I gave up on watching after six episodes. I initially started watching it as part of the timeless "Jue Chen" series, but the special effects were disappointing right from the start.
The plot and acting had a juvenile quality throughout, which didn't resonate with me. It feels like it should be airing on a children's channel instead.

The statement made by Feng Yin about fair competition for the position of clan leader elevated my liking for her to a new level. Initially, I simply liked Feng Yin's appearance, but now I feel that she radiates a divine aura from within.
Her broad-mindedness and enlightenment make her truly deserving of the title of clan leader.

The way the character's voice was dubbed really made me feel uneasy. Children's voices are usually carefree and natural, but the voices here sounded forced and artificial. It gave me goosebumps, honestly. I came across a term online that perfectly describes it: "milk-sop voice.

Is the male lead Hu Bingguo or Li Jiaqi? Upon closer inspection, it turns out to be Wang An Yu... If Zhao Lu Si keeps speaking like this, it's better to use dubbing.

The plot is both outdated and cliché. The novel from 10 years ago is no longer suitable for the present.

The plot is basically a second-rate version of "Qian Gu Jue Chen" with Huang Ya and Soso. The acting is not as good as Huang Ya's, and the looks are not as good as Soso's.
The rebellious and mischievous temperament of the character in the entertainment industry really doesn't suit the fantasy genre, and the appearance is also disappointing.
It was okay in "Chidao," but it's really not suitable for a fantasy drama.

Zhao Lusi's acting still appears so green. I watched one of her dramas a few years ago and thought she was decent, but now her acting feels heavily standardized. There hasn't been any improvement, especially in her dialogue delivery, which is embarrassingly awkward.
It's like listening to it can make one's toes dig out a castle.

I tried to endure it for over ten minutes, but I couldn't continue any longer with a straight face... The overall production design of the drama is so outdated. It's supposed to be a fantasy genre, at least, but when will Tencent catch up with the aesthetic trends?
Maybe I'll consider watching it once there are some significant improvements...

The beginning was decent, and I also like Zhao Lu Si's appearance. Although the male lead isn't particularly handsome, he's not ugly either.
But the most important thing is that I'm always drawn to fantasy dramas. Sigh. The opening theme song is right up my alley, it sounds really good.
The vocals are average, but the song itself is great. I'm speechless about the mistaken identity plot twist. Well, I'll continue watching this drama later.

I was genuinely dumbfounded by the male protagonist. His growth doesn't come from hard work and experiences, but rather from a sudden awakening of supernatural powers.
This kind of talent-based storyline only makes me feel that the screenwriter is inherently arrogant. Additionally, the protagonist's lack of ambition and his tendency to blame others for his own shortcomings make him seem like an uncarvable piece of decayed wood.

It feels pretty good, and the pacing is fast. Although the storyline is quite old-fashioned, it flows smoothly. Haha, Ah Yin is a mischievous and lively character. Arrogant and cunning Ah Jiu, and the carefree Ah Jin, sometimes I wonder what would have happened if Ah Yin had met Ah Jiu first.
But having a strong friendship without romance is also nice, isn't it? I'll give it a 7.5 and keep watching.

I quite enjoy Zhao Lusi portraying such lively characters. She's adorable. It would be even better if the male characters were more attractive. The plot is somewhat childish and old-fashioned, but the character designs are interesting.
I discovered that the original work is also by Xing Ling. Seems like I'll have some time to catch up on the novel.

I'm reviewing after watching 10 episodes! I really don't understand how some overly critical people give this drama one star. The plot is so enjoyable! It's a blend of fantasy, martial arts, and cute pet raising.
The female lead with the Water Nurturing Beast is simply adorable! We have a variety of characters, including both virtuous and cunning individuals, and the main characters' values are relatively upright.
Plus, the visuals, costumes, and makeup are all well-done. Isn't that enough?

The storyline lacks originality, and the male lead's face is a bit thin and pointed. However, I didn't expect it to be Wang An Yu. The second male lead's makeup is too heavy here.
The female lead doesn't shine as much as in the other two dramas. They are all familiar actors, and I can only say it's passable. It doesn't achieve the effect of 1+1 being greater than 2.
Additionally, although the other actors are handsome and beautiful, there's always a sense of discord and inappropriateness, like the witch character.
There's room for improvement.

I've watched up to episode 12, and finally, the cat and the dog understand each other's feelings. I have a feeling that from here on, it's going to be a lot of torture and heartbreak.
????

Huofeng must die and be reborn, and if Ayin dies, she's truly gone. Fengyin is not Ayin; she only carries Ayin's memories. It's really heartbreaking. Zhao Lusi really portrayed the just-transformed little beast so well, it's incredibly adorable.
This makes it even harder for me to accept Ayin's demise later on. ???

Ah, I'm totally hooked! Can't the updates come faster? I've replayed the previews six or seven times already. I'm dying to know what happens next between Ayin and Gu Jin. Will Hong Yi continue her fierce rivalry with Gu Jin or become an unlikely love-hate pair with the princess of the Eagle Clan?
When will the Emperor finally see through the true identity of Si Kongque? I really want to know!

It feels like a children's play... I thought the male lead and second male lead were already ordinary enough, but the remaining male characters are even more bizarre-looking. By the way, I personally feel that Zhao Lusi and Wang Anyu are mismatched in terms of appearance.

And finally, Yan Yuan and Li Yunrui, what happened to your looks? Can you say something, please?!

Oh my goodness, I feel so sorry for the fox. Just when he mustered up the courage to express his true feelings and wanted to hug A Yin, right at that moment, bam! Gu Jin swoops in and ends up in his arms.
Gu Jin, you better be grateful and thank your master for the servant contract he gave you! I was just about to burst into laughter, but you ruined it.

The awkward interaction between Gu Jin and Ah Jiu is quite entertaining. Even though they don't like each other, they won't abandon their teammates. When Ah Jiu destroyed the phoenix tree, Princess Chen Min didn't even have to intervene.
Gu Jin quickly presented the clan emblem as a plea for mercy. Their understanding is on point. Haha.

Watched six episodes in two days, neither my friend nor I were captivated. Personally, I find Zhao Lu Si's performance a bit cute, but the plot is just too boring and predictable.
Moreover, there's no attractive male lead to keep us interested. We're out.

A 2-star drama. Zhao Lu Si's acting is quite cute, so I'll give it an extra star. It's a very formulaic xianxia drama with subpar production quality. Compared to Yang Xiaopei's other dramas, the special effects are not even as good as "Qian Gu".
Zhao Lu Si should take on more high-quality dramas like "Xing Han" and less of those that rely on gimmicks and fan service like "Tou Tou" and "Shen Yin".

What a childish drama! The special effects are decent. The editing is not very coherent and feels a bit abrupt. The female lead is quite cute, but her way of speaking is unclear, it's like she's constantly mumbling something, the only thing I remember is "gao li tou" (meaning "inside joke").
The male lead is not handsome and lacks distinctiveness. I'll give it a three-star rating for now, but I'm still observing.

Recently, I've been slacking off and feeling bored, so I watched this drama. The plot is a bit cliché, and the acting is also quite inexperienced. It's just a way to pass the time, and watching four episodes didn't take much time.
However, once there's a hiatus, I lose any desire to continue watching, just like a piece of gum that you don't want to chew anymore after spitting it out. It's like a gum TV drama.

Episode 2, two-star start. The only advantage is Zhao Lu Si as the female lead. The disadvantages are plentiful. No main storyline, no plot twists, no suspense, no pacing, no humor, no sweetness. The macro template is also cliché. What is the audience's point of interest?
Currently, there are no highlights.

The first successful gathering of the four-person squad! Seeing them fighting side by side is quite gratifying. It feels like seeing my own children venturing out and becoming independent, no longer needing their old mother. I enjoy watching their story of growth together—it's very inspiring.

The friendship between girls is established so quickly. A fierce and thrilling battle made Ah Yin and Yan Shuang become good friends. One is gentle and lovely, while the other is sharp and decisive.
It must be fun to see two people with such contrasting personalities be friends.

After watching 10 episodes, I can only say that it's a passable wuxia drama. Zhao Lu Si looks beautiful and has a lively performance. As for the male lead, I'm not very familiar with him.
I've seen a few episodes of his modern drama before, but I can never remember his face. His acting feels somewhat superficial, and combined with character design issues, it's a bit unlikable.
On the other hand, the second male lead and second female lead are quite interesting. Overall, it's watchable.