Chang Yue Jin Ming

Till the End of the Moon is probably the most spectacular series of 2023 in my opinion as it becomes the most-watched series of the year. The success of the series is no doubt because of the main leads, Luo Yunxi and Bai Lu. Pairing them again after their previous work, Love is Sweet (2020), was such a great idea. They really had strong chemistry there and knowing that they will be pairing again, I have been waiting for their series to come since 2021. Finally, the series was worth waiting for as it becomes the most favorite series of the year.

Many reasons why Till the End of the Moon becomes everyone's favorite apart from the two main characters. First, the exquisite costumes and jewelry, (seriously, Luo Yunxi looks incredibly dazzling as well as magnificent in every costume he wears during the series), gorgeous make-up and hair styles, spectacular special effects, stunning cinematography, first-class chemistry between the two main leads and last but not least the interesting story with good plots.

However, personally, I absolutely believe the scene stealer is Tantai Jin who played by the awesome Luo Yunxi. He portrays his character brilliantly and he's very believable in doing it. I have to admit, I love his visual and expression as Tantai Jin. I guess no one can play the character of Tantai Jin better except him. As if the character was made only for him. And for you all information, I could not take my eyes off the screen whenever I saw him on it.

Too bad the series just ended yesterday, if only it has more episodes, so I can enjoy watching the love story between Tantai Jin and Li Su Su a bit longer. Good bye Tantai Jin, your character willl have a special place in my heart for quite some time. You will be missed by all of us for sure.

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In addition to great acting by Luo Yunxi and Bai Lu and a plot that hooks you in, I appreciate that this is a departure from the traditional xianxia in that it is much darker and more colorful at the same time. The female lead is not stupid. The male lead starts out as a psycho (but there's amazing character development). Finally, a xianxia that's not just about falling in love, but has a deeper central message: anyone can become a force for good and rise from the ashes.

While the production is not perfect and there are inconsistencies in editing, lighting etc, there are enough highlights to make up for the shortfall. Lots of scenes that could live in memes in years to come. Some of the fight scenes could easy be a superhero film. Also, compared to most Chinese TV dramas, the plot moves really quickly, with lots of details and easter eggs buried within, to the point that Chinese viewers are complaining that it feels choppy. However, I think this is a step in the right direction as the audience matures.

Overall, I would highly recommend this xianxia to those who would like to see a more serious, sophisticated take of the genre.

Actors, acting, costumes, locations, green-screening, special effects, lighting, soundtrack all great. Really enjoyed the way the characters went through different experiences and some of the key questions: Once you are branded as evil, are you evil for ever? Can kindness change a person for good? Who caries the responsibility when ordinary people are slaughtered? It's quite a lot of food for thought, which is always a good thing in Drama.

Not so great is the rollercoaster relationship between the two leading actors. Once the relationship has been established, both swing between love and hate due to hearsay and false information. It never occurs to them that they are being played. Several times I felt the urge to cry out: "Talk to each other!"

There are one or two plot holes which fortunately do not detract significantly from the narrative. For the viewer, this delicious serving of eye candy is well worth the viewing time.

Xianxia tends to be hit or miss with me, but I was drawn in by the appeal of seeing Bai Lu and Luo Yunxi together again after the Love is Sweet. Their chemistry doesn't disappoint. I really loved the first 3/4 of this drama. Though both leads are good, Luo Yunxi really owned the show as the tortured Tantai Jin, and I found two of the lifetimes (Ming Ye/Cang Jiu and Tantai Jin/Ye Xiwu) equally absorbing and the CGI above the usual. But once we returned to the "present," the storytelling fell apart quite a bit for me. The pacing became uneven, the cut from scene to scene disjointed. The logic of the characters became inconsistent and subordinate to the plot. Sometimes it lagged, sometimes it was too hurried. The ending was not, for me, satisfying. It just felt sloppy. I don't know what happened in the production, but it certainly felt like more care was put into earlier episodes versus the latter and I only ended up finishing because of my investment from the earlier episodes . I went from wishing the drama would never end to wondering if it ever would by ep 33, a big disappointment. That's not to take away from the actors. I hope to see Bai Lu and Luo Yunxi collaborate again.

This was such a great surprise for me. I was already prepared for something grand because of the amount of positive reviews and fans this has, but It surpassed my expectations .

The story is just so captivating and powerful and you couldn't possibly ever get bored because every actor plays different characters living different lives and tribulations in different timelines so you are completely hooked since the show starts.

From the beginning you know you will suffer a lot with this genre of cdramas and the amount of angst is real( for every scene of lighthearted and playful love you get 10 of heavy super dramatic and painful scenes) but it is worthy. It is a very deep analysis of all human emotions and shows how experiences in life will shape the person you become.

Huge fan of the character development of this drama, extremely complex personalities and forever conflicted, feeling emotions they don't want or they don't understand but equally necessary for their growth and evolution.

I have watched our main leads in many shows and even together in Love is sweet and I believe both of them are quite great actors ( Bai Lu in The Legends was outstanding), they have great chemistry and its fun watching them.

The effects and costumes are on another level and you can see the quality, but I have to say, (as the one negative thing I find about the series), I didn't like the huge amount of makeup every single character is wearing on each scene, way too heavy and it's actually distracting in many of the scenes, I don't understand what the makeup director was thinking...

Other than that small thing and overall, its an excellent cdrama and I recommend you to watch it 150%, you won't regret it.