#tp watches asian dramas

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I watched all 36 episodes of Love Between Fairy & Devil in 9 days (I may lose access to my family members' Netflix subscription next year if they cancel it).

Anyway, Love Between Fairy & Devil is the most beautiful Chinese fantasy drama I've seen to date. The theme of love and how far would you go for a romantic partner, family member, friend, and mentor was so powerful.

Orchid & Dongfeng don't just fall for each other as a fairy & demon; they help each other be better people. It's not just them they help either; my favorite character was Jelli, who learned that there was more to life than money & treasures and that she deserved to be loved no matter what.

Besides the theme of love and the characters, the costumes, visuals, and music were fantastic. One of the most memorable scenes was definitely the cloud whale scene & I really like Dongfeng's Moon Tribe costumes most.

Finally, I really appreciated how they told such a satisfying story in less than 40 episodes. I've seen longer Chinese fantasy dramas either end in a cliffhanger to set up a new season or disappoint me at the end of 60 or so episodes.

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The OST to Love Between Devil & Fairy is so freaking gorgeous

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I started watching the Chinese fantasy drama Love Between Devil and Fairy a couple days ago and I'm loving the visuals and characters so far 🤩

Like, just the opening titles alone are gorgeous

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It's a little outside my usual taste (medical drama modern romance) but I started watching the Chinese drama The Oath of Love this evening and I'm enjoying it so far. Xiao Zhan is a really versatile actor. Also, the opening theme song is pretty

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So lately I've been watching this Chinese drama called Douluo Continent and I wondered if Xiao Zhan, who played the lead role of Tang San, did a song for the show. He did, it's called "The Youth On A Horse" and it suits Tang San very well