Thousands of Years of Love

Cute and romantic, especially the 'wedding night' scene was very beautifully made. Not too overdone, so it still kept the 'dreamy and wishful' thinking in place. 😉 Moreover, it's not too 'dry, or boring', like a 'dead fish', as witnessed in the most general Chinese dramas in the same group nowadays.

Furthermore, the two main actors did a great job in expressing the deepth of closeness, and the convenient dose of intimacy between theirs characters, a perfect-matched, and an explosive on-screen chemistry as a result.

I applaud the director for this bold and decisive act in the art of creation. It seems to me it's a successful move on the whole.👍✌️🤩😍

Moreover, throughout the whole plotline of the story, there's this cheerful and 'relaxing' atmosphere of kinda 'everyday life' lifestyle. It's just that it played out at a 'parallel' world, in another reality, instead of ours.

Moreover, two main groups of living beings, both different in race and lifestyle. Though, they had this enormous power and extremely long lifespan in common, yet they still had to worry about such things as; how to get around making a living, way to earn 'money' (very much 'everyday life', to me 😁) etc.

Their ranks and positions within their societies, decided by how strong they're in their personal power, the strongest rules, simplest as that.😅

Between the relations from one to another, they still had the emotions such as greed, joy, love, trust, sorrow, power, jealousy...and so on, same as us.

However, due to, or perhaps because of these exact 'common' attributes, that the creator was able to weave together a colourful, and yet not too plain, or dull storyline. 😁

There were small highlights to keep up the interest, but without involving too 'big', 'heavy', or even 'catastrophical' moments, that needed specific saving, or personal sacrificing to save the day. Thus the main characters were able to keep it at a personal plane. Everything was done and due to/of th...