Shanhe Jian Xin

These shows are based on Wuxia novels, set in ancient China, have lots of political conflicts with clans and plenty of martial arts action. They are also 3D animations. 

Mo Dao Zu Shi and Thousand Autumns share numerous similarities that will resonate with fans of Chinese cultivation stories. Both series are set in rich, martial arts-driven worlds where characters strive to grow stronger through cultivation, adhering to strict codes and sects. The protagonists, Wei Wuxian and Shen Qiao, are both principled and compassionate, remaining steadfast in their beliefs even in the face of betrayal and adversity. At the heart of both stories are complex, evolving relationships between the male leads: Wei Wuxian and Lan Wangji, whose bond deepens over time, and Shen Qiao and Yan Wushi, whose dynamic shifts from distrust to mutual understanding. Themes of redemption and perseverance are central to both series, as both Wei Wuxian and Shen Qiao rebuild themselves physically and emotionally after significant falls from grace. Additionally, both anime feature conflicts between powerful sects, hidden agendas, and morally ambiguous characters that challenge the protagonists' values. With elegant art styles, fluid action, and a serious, introspective tone, both series offer a compelling blend of martial arts, deep emotional storytelling, and philosophical exploration of relationships and identity. read more