Eternal Love Rain (2020)
Discover love, magic, and mystery in the enchanting world of ‘Eternal Love Rain.’ Dive into this whimsical romance drama!
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| Original Title | 倾世锦鳞谷雨来 |
|---|---|
| Formats | Streaming |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 24 |
| Duration | 32 mins |
| Status | Ended |
| Year | 2020 |
| First Air Date | November 28, 2020 |
| Last Air Date | November 28, 2020 |
| Broadcast Day | saturday |
| Network | iQiyi |
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Synopsis
In order to save human lives, a dragon prince takes on the task of ending the drought. He falls in love with a young woman, yet finds himself stuck on land for 500 years after she goes missing with his inverted dragon scale.
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Editor's Review
A Whimsical Romance Drama
“Eternal Love Rain” is a delightful underdog drama that surprised me with its simplicity and charm. While some viewers might dismiss it as “junk food” entertainment, I found myself eagerly awaiting each episode. Here’s why:
- Uncomplicated Storyline: The drama unfolds with basic conflicts and villains, making it easy to follow. Set in a fantasy world, it centers around a dragon prince who takes on the task of ending a drought to save human lives. His journey becomes even more intriguing when he falls in love with a young woman. But there’s a catch—he’s stuck on land for 500 years after she mysteriously disappears with his inverted dragon scale.
- Pure Romance: “Eternal Love Rain” keeps the romance at a PG-13 level, which works surprisingly well. The innocence of the dragon prince’s first love adds to the sweetness of the story. Li Ji, the actor portraying the crown prince, deserves special mention for his performance.
- Adorable Chemistry: The scenes between the male lead, Wang Run Ze, and Camille Hua (Yin Yin) are heartwarming. Their chemistry is so adorable that I overlooked the awkward kiss scenes. Hua’s high-pitched voice, often associated with excitement, suits her character’s perpetually happy demeanor.
- Humanized Villains: Unlike typical period dramas, “Eternal Love Rain” features uncomplicated villains. Mo Cheng Feng and Xiu Ren, while antagonistic, are given depth and fitting resolutions. Conflicts are resolved swiftly, allowing the story to flow smoothly.
- Short Episodes: The drama’s brevity works in its favor. With concise episodes, it’s easy to binge-watch without feeling overwhelmed.
In summary, “Eternal Love Rain” may not be groundbreaking, but it’s a delightful escape. If you’re in the mood for something light and heartwarming, give it a shot. Just remember to watch it at 1.5x speed if you’re prone to irritation!