As my very first donghua, The Land of Miracles was like opening a door to the wonderful world of Chinese CG animation—and honestly, it did NOT disappoint. The plot, the characters, and that beautiful CG? All done so well, done sooo well.
The CG in The Land of Miracles was a whole experience. Normally I choose CG animations carefully but this animation... it felt like every frame was made with care, from the landscapes to the intricate fight scenes. The character designs? Chef’s kiss muah. Smooth movements, fluid battle choreography—nothing felt clunky or awkward or looked like sims😭 I was genuinely impressed. This wasn’t just eye
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Sep 26, 2024
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Given that many people aren’t fans of this adaptation, it’s understandable. I can't offer an opinion on that, since I haven't read the novel. However, if you take the time to appreciate the finer details, the series becomes much more enjoyable and intriguing. It can be frustrating when a beloved novel gets a poor-quality adaptation, which is why I prefer to watch the animation first—to avoid that disappointment.
I've come across reviews mentioning that the pacing feels rushed, but honestly, that's pretty common for donghua adaptations. To stay fully faithful, they would need hundreds of episodes. From the perspective of someone who hasn't read the novel, ... |
