Who Rules the World

This series is well made, effects are impeccable and feels quality, even the fight choreography and photography/scenery.

This show had an awesome start, all the way to the middle.

Epic backstory , compelling storylines, and amazing fights scenes.

But then it got weaker and weaker to the point it stopped being as interesting.

There's a lot of very interesting plots that aren't taken advantage in depth, quickly solved and not detailed enough or even forgotten and never resolved.

The ending feels rushed and is not satisfying enough.

The female lead character being so unconventional, super strong and independent, quirky and extremely smart and made me very engaged from the beginning but that was eventually disappearing and she felt a conventional supportive character for the last part of the show.

The chemistry between the main couple was great at the beginning they had many funny scenes together and It was also refreshing to see such a healthy and balanced relationship but this scenes disappear and the chemistry and dialogues get weaker and repetitive from the middle onwards.

I love how lately Zhao Lusi has picked such non stereotypical and feminist roles. She can really transform while she is acting and her performances are brilliant such raw talent from such young actress.

Yang Yang is picking great roles lately too but He is very much acting the same way just with different roles and if it wasn't for his great counterparts the dramas would become bland.

I honestly found You are my glory or The Long Ballad way better but Maybe I was expecting more from this although it has pretty good moments.

Still nice entertaining watch, give it a go.

One of the best martial arts film. I wish there was more film like this. After bloody romance, heavenly sword, and handsome siblings. I really love this one. Great story line and love the two main characters. I wish there were more films like this on Netflix and I am really happy that this was made. The writers, the director and the entire cast did well. The CGI is impeccable. Hidden gem and binge worthy. 10/10.

A great drama, very good performance and amazing chemistry between the main leads. Some claim the story copies Nirvana - that is not true, as I have watched both dramas. Is like saying all love stories are the same, because it involves a couple...Now they are trying to take out this drama and even involve the name of the main male actor in the scandal supposingly regarding the injury of a horse during shooting... While I hope this is not the case, accidents sometimes happen not only yo animals but also with actors and cast members. It is at duch times they need our support, wishing them well recovery and urging them to take better care . We must separate the cases of willfull injuries from regretfull accidents, and stop unfounded malicious rumours.

This show exceeded my expectations in every way. A spectacular display of Smart vs. Smart. No unnecessary dramas at all, I find myself very often in awe of the character's' wisdom, and charm in strategising and in battles, including the villains. Everything happens for a reason and every move was calculated. Even when unexpected situations occur, the characters can quickly adjust and move forward.

The show has a great pace and the plot does not drag even when extremely difficult decisions need to be made.

I'm deeply touched by the key messages the show wants to delivery as a ruler and as a lover. (I won't spoil it) I really enjoy watching the two protagonists fight alongside each other and be there for each other. The world is a dangerous place and even all odds might be against them, at least they have each other.

With its engaging storyline, electrifying chemistry between the gorgeous leads, breathtaking cinematography, stirring music, exciting action sequences and fabulous costumes, Who Rules The World is one of the best and most beautiful Chinese dramas I've watched. Yangyang stars as both Prince Lanxi and martial arts top drawer Hei Fengxi while Zhao Lusi is Princess Xinyu and Hei Fengxi's martial arts rival Bai Fengxi. Both are perfect for their fated-for-each-other dual roles.

Starting off as rivals for supremacy in the martial arts world, they eventually fall for each other. I just love intelligent leads like them, always steps ahead of their enemies. It's fun watching them outsmart schemers while always having each other's back. Their steadfast love and respect for each other as well as absolute trust in each other are so heartwarming, I didn't want the series to end.

If this had a happier or a more definite ending, I would have quickly given it a perfect score.