Zhen Hun Jie

Well this is the first Chinese anime I have watched and I have to say despite of not being used to hearing Chinese I found this anime very intriguing and I’d say any person who loves some good storyline, this feels and action packed anime is worth a shot.

Before getting deeper into the review I would like to clear some points:
1. Yes it is a Chinese anime so getting used to the voice would be difficult.
2. After the first episode the rest are on an average 11 minutes long but don’t let the episode length dissuade you, the anime offers a good quality content.

Now since it’s my ... first review I’ll be as concise as possible, I would say the story is still a diamond in making, also the plot development and the way the story has been portrayed will keep you intrigued throughout the series. Yes, the Chinese will throw you off a bit or maybe a lot but don’t give up on it because the story will compensate for it. The animation will also need some getting used to as it sometimes dwells into the 3D animation in some of the fight scenes where the CGI doesn’t gel well with the 2D animation. The action sequences might give you a little bit cringe for not being very well detailed but the overall artwork is considerably good. The opening and closing tracks are good with music tracks fitting well with the fight sequences. Also you might find the translations a bit off sometimes but despite the language barrier the story will get through.

To sum it up I’ll say keeping aside the language cringe and bit of disappointment on the animation which might be probably due to not much funding the anime is worth giving a shot as I’m sure you’d find the plot very intriguing and the character development very well done.

Finding this anime was sheer luck, took a blind call to check it out. being Chinese, the language was hard to follow but nonetheless i was hooked immediately. First time I've tried a chinese anime.

I loved the story telling, the emotions weren't too intense but quite gripping.
The animation and the music are superb.
I've found something that has great action and a really cool plot.
The characters are developed nicely and are quite relate able.
After completing it, I was craving for another season as the ending is pretty well balanced leading to such diverse plot moving on.
All in all Loved it. I'd recommend it to ... anyone looking for a great plot with action and great music.

As much as I had seen generic good v bad, big brother protects little brother animes, etc, hadn't seen an idea in this format.

The idea of an evergrowing set of streets containing unprocessed ghosts with basically nowhere to go. It just felt very strange, very Christian purgatory for me, waiting to be judged.

I hated the way the show unravels itself of showing basically one episode when they were young, then one when older as it spoiled that feel I enjoy when watching an anime, and put me off quite a lot. For those especially who break up how ... they watch anime even more so.

I also wasn't keen on the idea people could screw around with spirits with no real consequence from some greater body. It felt like the head of the street would keep order but if they never and generated massive problems, nothing happened.

The stories are different, the characters are not the most in-depth, you don't really learn much about the enemies of the requiem streets, You don't even know why some people die is the reality. It just felt like a story with a few holes in it.

I liked the idea though that no matter what in life and death, whichever way you go, someone is trying to take advantage of it, as we know is the way of living. I liked how it was told, and the normal world unless psychic couldn't see. Animation, sound, period drama was great, and i paid attention to watching instead of half turning off like with some animes.