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UNDERRATED ANIME
Some Demon Slayer/ Attack on Titan Vibes
OP protagonist is cool, but in this anime the other characters are still usefulll and important, the MC doesn't steal all the shine in the show.
Has princess Lia wihich is a top tier waifu
Great show overall , best of the year so far, for me .

Art is good, not great. At least, they made good use of the sound
I will probably rewatch it on the future. I dont really know why it hasn't got very popular, but i think it will remain as a GEM to be discovered by most people, one of ... those great animes that most people never heard of

Chinese anime sure are getting better.

The art in this anime is normal most of the time. Good enough to not damage the experience of watching it. But, there are some glimpses of very good art. Some excelent frames that are on pair with some of Japan's best productions. The sound is good as well. I enjoyed the opening and the ending a lot. Regarding the vocal actors, honestly the dub bothers me. I don't know if i just don't like the sound of the chinese language, or if i'm too used to japanese VA's, but i just didn't like it.
The ... characters aren't remarkable at all, and so the story. While i do think that the production is getting better , the chinese animes, and this one is a example, still didn't manage do get rid of their biggest problem: The lack of criativity and originallity. All this anime do is the repetition of tropes that were already used again, and again, and again. There is no unique aspect, not a single thing that will make you excited over how different it is from so many animes that you watched so far.
This is not a general problem of asian entertainment, because korean and specially japanese production are always bringing something new, something original. This is something that Zuihou de Zhaohuan Shi lacks and won't bring, but i hope some chinese authors manage to bring to us in the future.

Even though this season wasn't perfect, it was by far better then the second. The level of animation is far better when compared to the last one (although this is not difficult) and, despite the opening and ending, the soundtrack sounded developed too.
In my opinion, the main character is the strong point of this anime. Mo Fan is very powerfull and trains a lot to improve himself, and he does this well while still can flee from some cliches that anime protagonists usually have. His behavior is believable and not always that heroic, and this helps to relate with him. Mostly because of him ... i can say i enjoyed Quanzi Fashi (with the exception of season 2. It was horrible). I know that the tecnical stuff, mainly animation quality, is bad because chinese studios don't really have resources when compared to the japanese ones, and i know in the future this is going to change, but they really could have made a bit more effort in season two.
At all, i would recommend Quanzhi Fashi to people who likes school animes with OP main characters. If you don't have a preference for this time of anime, i don't think you will enjoy it.

The negative reputation attributed to School Days is undoubtedly undeserved. There is an easy explanation for it, and it sure is not that it was a badly made anime. The animations are, in fact, simple, but in no time they fail to fulfill and to pass well the message of the anime.
Why is the anime so poorly ranked then? The characters are the key to the answer to that question.
Interestingly, School Days takes you to Makoto's skin. An ordinary boy who falls in love with a girl on the train. Everything leads you to sympathize with the couple and want them to stay together, but ... as the plot progresses, you see that the characters are not one-dimensional beings. Makoto acts insanely and does very bad things. He is painstakingly worked on, and the psychological aspect of this work is quite good comparing it to how most animes portrait teenagers
About the end: Amazing twist plot. Nobody expected that, not like that. Kotonoha's reaction is also great. It's amazing how he regrets everything that has happened, and tries to create his own "Happy Ending," but fails miserably. It has stirred the emotion of everyone who has seen it, and a work that can make a big emotional impact on people deserves recognition. Unfortunately, in the case of School Days, the impact is so strong that it backfired, and people took their frustrations out of evaluating the play.

If you turn off your mind a little bit from self-inserction and shipping, you will realize that everything makes total sense. From the way the girls begin to want to stay with him, even how he gives in and even humiliates Kotonoha.

That's why I gave 7/10 to School Days.
The message of this anime is great and unfortunately most people are not yet ready to understand this work of art for what it is.