Yi Nian Yong Heng

NO SPOILERS As a person who binge watched this anime within 4 days, Im telling that this anime is a must watch if you are looking for some good chinese animes.. STORY is decent..It progresses slowly and at a decent pace since the original source material is a novel.. ANIMATION is good at most of the times..and the scenerios looks pretty in this anime..Fight scenes, they did a decent animation which is comparable to most top japanese anime studios.. CHARACTERS are too many..it is hard to remember all these chinese names and details of the sect and its people(something like Clan in this anime)..Otherwise characters are fine..Some were therejust for comedic purposes and some for plot and story..It is a good mix of characters SOUND and SONGS were lovely and good..It may seem repetitive..But There were no bad sound choices in it.. MAIN PROTAGANIST is the center of the anime..If u dont like his character traits ,you should probably drop the anime..because his character remains the same thoroughout the series...Mostly a comedic person... He had some OP moments here and there..But dont decide that this is some overpowered protaganist who just face forward by destroying his enemies left and right...Dont expect that a lot... The anime has its best moments here and there... ROMANCE moments are slightly prevalent ..but it is too less...Dont expect any romance between main characters..Keep your expectations low.. COMEDY is great for me..But for some people comedic moments in this anime may feel cringe.. OVERALL THIS ANIME IS A GOOD WATCH...(Sry for bad english)

A Will Eternal Review. Some spoilers It appears I have stumbled upon a hidden gem in the Anime industry. This cultivation donghua is a feast to the eyes as long as you ignore the character development arcs up to the part when Bai Xiaochun fights for his life trying to get his companions to raise suspicion on branch family revolts. As the story progresses, we see that this chicken thief, Uncle Li Lover, Ninth Fatty becomes knowledgeable and more prominent within the Xiangji Sect (can't remember if this is what it's called) The cultivation of Bai Xiaochun at the Spirit Realm when he encounters the devilwas probably the pivotal moment where the story started to get interesting. He slaughtered everyone bullying his sect mates under bloodthirsty Wu Ji legend from 800 years before. And to freshen the story, Bai Xiaochun leaves the sect for the Bloodstream Sect encounters his beloved (also forgot her name) who was left to die at the spirit realm possessed by the devil girl. At this point in the story, there are a lot of interesting plot points and persons of interest surrounding the Main character. The story is vast and was executed well, the character doesn't stay in one place too long making the series stale. I am excited to see what the story has held for season 2. Character development was amazing, it felt emotional that Uncle Li and the sect honored Bai Xiaochun's deed to protect his sect mates. When he returned, his comedic persona didn't change despite returning from death. Also the Bloodstream Sect love affair with the Song family and Bai Xiaochun was a great development of romeo-juliet style romance before ending . Art and Sound were great in terms of being a donghua, which suggests this was a highly anticipated series with powerful backers. I find that this was a reason why I stayed for so long, a mixture of great animation, sound design and story made this a treat. Overall, giving this series an 8/10. With a lot of praise for the series, I also felt bored with how Bai Xiaochun kept pretending to be weak in the earlier arcs where he is fighting his sectmates in tournaments which put me off initially. However, after that he does improve his eternal will by cultivating his power in confidence.

I don't usually do this since I think anime is a deeply personal and subjective experience, but this show deserves some love. The art, voice-acting, story and comedy are all very high quality. Enough that this show could go toe-to-toe with ANY of the big Japanese acts(DanDaDan/Jujutsu Kaisen). In fact, I think the only reason anyone would rate this poorly, would be due to weird geopolitical bullsh*t - sentiments that, I sincerely believe, do not belong in a discussion of artistic merit. I honestly used to think that all Chinese anime sucked. Not gonna lie. Nothing I saw had any real "soul",or was hard to get into, and in my very subjective opinion the language just doesn't sound as pretty as Japanese does. UNTIL one day I randomly came across a cute little slice of life comedy called "God Troubles Me"(another one that doesn't get as much love as it deserves), and it COMPLETELY changed my thinking. I laughed my ass off. I laughed just as hard, if not harder, than I did at any of the best Japanese comedies(Saiki Kusuo/Grand Blue/Gintama). It made me realize that the Chinese really are capable of creating great and beautiful works. Works with "soul". THIS IS ONE OF THOSE WORKS. The comedy keeps me coming back to it, but the story itself is gripping- I haven't felt this kind of edge-of-your-seat suspense since Bleach started bustin' out the Bankais, however many decades ago. You know exactly what I'm talkin about. That feeling when Byakuya Kuchiki goes "Ban..kai" and all the swords start rising out of the void. Or when Ichigo comes back with the demon horns and blasts a new hole through Ulquiorra. That feeling that makes you go "FUCK YES THAT WAS AWESOME!". I still get that feeling every time I watch this show. The attention to detail is amazing. I keep finding new and awesome little quirks that I missed every new time I watch. Most of the fight scenes you can slow down frame-by-frame and the quality doesn't drop AT ALL. The world-building, without any spoilers(and you really don't want to be spoiled on this), just beats the living crap out of anything else I've seen in the last few years. I genuinely have no idea how they found the budget and the manpower to do it all. The characters are colorful, rich and well-rounded. The voice acting has a depth to it that you don't see in a lot of places. Plus if you're like me and you enjoy listening to the nuances of different languages, you will get the FULL emotional range and intonation that the Mandarin language has to offer. If you're not sold yet, then I'm surprised you've read this far. If you're on the fence, then maybe give it a try for a few eps and see if it grows on you. You'll probably at least get a chuckle or two out of it. I may be biased obviously since I'm writing this whole thing about it, but I am genuinely grateful to have found a show like this and feel like my time with it has been very well spent. Maybe you will too. TL;DR - Not all Chinese stuff sucks. This is a prime example.

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