Liang Bu Yi

Emperor Xiao Jinyun of Dachen and his Empress Xu Yu got married for the court's sake. She is the daughter of the powerful commander-in-chief but is unfavored by him. He doesn't defend her when his mother the Empress Dowager and his noble consort disrespect her. Thus, she does not enjoy the trappings of power and respect in the royal household.

Things change when for some magical reason, Jinyun and Xu Yu switch bodies. With this shared secret and to preserve their lives, they become inseparable, with him sleeping on her bed every day, something he has never done before. Living in her body, he finds out how she has suffered for his neglect of her in terms of being mistreated by his mother and concubines and being framed for things she has not done.

Having been trained in archery and martial arts, Xu Yu is able to help Jinyun with his imperial duties relating to the security and stability of his realm.

This is highly entertaining. The royal household intrigues and the development of the romance are reminiscent of such great Chinese dramas as The Sword and the Brocade and The Story of Minglan.

I'm looking forward to Season 3.

Very well rounded show. Not just a romance but has a deep plot, action, comedy, drama, character development. The beginning is a little rough, it takes a few episodes to get in a groove. But well worth it, very satisfying to watch. I would highly recommend it. I could have watched it all in a couple days if I didn't pace myself.

At first I thought this wound be one of those cringe odd romantic shows that shortens your attention span to a bean whenever you watch it but to my surprise it actually was interesting and the characters had way more depth than I thought they would. Overall it's actually good and sometimes the comedy can hit hard in my opinion they should forget about the little commercials at the credits and focus on the actual show instead. In a way it kinda feels as a missed opportunity and I don't know why but it just feels that way like something is missing that would make the show better in some way. I also feel like they didn't go that deep into some of the side characters that had great potential.

Overall would recommend if your bored and want to watch a show that could be interesting.

No Doubt in Us is a captivating tale that explores the strength of unity and the power of belief. Set in a world where challenges abound, the protagonists find themselves facing obstacles that test their resolve and determination. Yet, through it all, they remain steadfast, drawing upon their unshakable faith in one another.

The story unfolds with a rich tapestry of emotions, weaving together moments of triumph and despair, laughter and tears. As the characters navigate their journey, they learn that true strength lies not just in individual prowess but in the bonds they forge with those around them.

The narrative is brought to life with vivid descriptions and compelling dialogue, inviting readers to immerse themselves fully in the experience. Themes of resilience, friendship, and hope resonate throughout, leaving a lasting impression long after the final page is turned.

In essence, "No Doubt in Us" is a heartwarming reminder that when we stand together, with unwavering trust and confidence, there is no challenge too great to overcome. It inspires us to believe in the impossible and to cherish the connections that give our lives meaning."

I thought that the story was mostly sweet, fun and dramatic. That is where my positive feedback ends.

It is as though they digitized the movements of the Team America World Police puppetry. The scenes were ornate and beautiful, however, it is incredibly frustrating to watch the stiff movements that are a huge step backward for anime. Also, the facial movements are wooden and even the coloration is not good.

The episodes were very short and wasted 25% of their effort on fake commercials at the end.

I really wanted to like this, but, the 3D CG is hugely off-putting. I hope that if this series continues (which the ending of the second season does not imply), they are able to make their characters feel more alive.