The Longest Promise Reviews

"The Longest Promise" can achieve such popularity not only because of its numerous original novel fans but also due to its stunning real-life scenery and special effects. The beautiful desert landscapes and visual effects at the beginning truly leave people astonished. The visual effects of the Xianxia world are also impressive, not only avoiding a cheap look but also showcasing the dedication put into its production.

Additionally, the strong appeal of the male and female leads contributes to its success.

After "The Untamed" in 2019, Xiao Zhan has not been able to present another outstanding historical drama. Other historical dramas have been mediocre in performance, but "The Longest Promise" seems to mark a resurgence in his visual attractiveness.

When the character first appears in the drama, he gives off the vibe of a cold and noble young gentleman, dressed in white, showing not only a cold and proud demeanor but also a hint of the emotion of seeking revenge for his mother, making him a complex character.

Xiao Zhan's performance this time is indeed commendable. The awkward acting he had shown in his earlier years is not visible in this drama, especially during the scenes when his character, Shi Ying, learns that his mother committed suicide because of him; his emotional transition is on point.

On the contrary, Ren Min, who has received acclaim for her acting skills in several previous dramas, stumbled in this one.

After many netizens saw her appearance and acting in the drama, they criticized her harshly and questioned why an actress with such looks was chosen as the female lead. The issue of wigs and makeup was indeed unbearable.

However, Ren Min herself is not a typical "pretty face"; her roles in previous works mostly relied on her acting skills. Still, based on her performance in "The Longest Promise," it's challenging to bestow her with the title of a skilled actress; this time, her acting was embarrassingly awkward.