Dragon Love
The innocent and straightforward dragon girl (played by Yuan Jieying) tries to learn the method of raining in the world, and she must become a human being. She wanted to play around in the bustling world, but she was deeply attracted by Ye Xi (played by Chen Haomin), who is kind and generous, and the two began a "human-dragon love". However, "people and dragons are in love, must be sent from heaven", resulting in a variety of conditions, out of control, but they still love each other. On the other hand, Zhou Chu (Qian Jiale), who grew up with Ye Xi, has strong martial arts, but a strong personality. He once believed that dragons are the root of all evil and determined to take dragon slaying as his own responsibility. Once when he went up the mountain to slay the dragon, he accidentally rescued the beautiful Crescent Princess (played by Zhang Shenyue), and soon began a close relationship.
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Plot Summary
In medieval times, a knight discovers that his beloved is actually a dragon in disguise. As their love deepens, they must confront the dangers posed by a kingdom that fears and hunts magical creatures. Their forbidden romance is tested by human prejudice and the inherent challenges of their supernatural circumstances.
Critical Reception
Dragon Love (1999) received a mixed to negative reception from critics, with many citing its underdeveloped plot and special effects as significant drawbacks. Audience reception was similarly lukewarm, with some appreciating the romantic fantasy elements while others found the execution lacking.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its ambitious premise of a knight falling in love with a dragon.
- Criticized for a predictable storyline and uninspired visual effects.
- Commented on as having a disjointed narrative flow.
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Fun Fact
The film was one of several fantasy-romance projects that saw a surge in production during the late 1990s, often characterized by lower budgets and direct-to-video releases.
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