CHINESE DRAMA REVIEW

Fangs of Fortune Review — Fantastic Cast, Emotional Damage 😭

Chinese title大梦归离

2024 · 34 Episodes · Full-Length Chinese Drama · Fantasy / Historical / Romance / Adventure

Hou Minghao / Neo Hou as Zhao Yuanzhou / Zhu Yan; Chen Duling as Wen Xiao

Main Couple: Zhao Yuanzhou × Wen Xiao

Finished3.5/5Tragic Ending
Official iQIYI Fangs of Fortune ensemble artwork featuring Neo Hou and Chen Duling

THE ROMANCE CHECK

Quick Answers

Relationship spoilers below.

Does Fangs of Fortune have a happy ending?
No. Fangs of Fortune has a tragic ending. Zhao Yuanzhou dies, Wen Xiao survives, and the main couple is not reunited on screen. An extra ending hints that part of him may remain, but his revival is not actually shown.
Does the main couple end up together?
No. Zhao Yuanzhou and Wen Xiao do not end the drama together because Zhao Yuanzhou dies.
Is there a breakup?
No conventional romantic breakup. They face supernatural conflict and forced separation, followed ultimately by separation through death.
Is there a lot of romance?
Romance matters, but Fangs of Fortune is primarily a fantasy ensemble story rather than a romance-first drama.
Do Zhao Yuanzhou and Wen Xiao kiss?
The aired drama does not provide a satisfying clearly visible main-couple kiss. This is not a strong kissing drama.
Where can I watch Fangs of Fortune?
iQIYI International lists Fangs of Fortune with English subtitles. Signed-in U.S. playback and full audio/video quality were not tested for this publication.
Rating / Watch Status
3.5/5 exactly · Finished all 34 episodes.

RELATIONSHIP MILESTONES

❤️ Relationship Timeline

Spoilers for the completed drama. Romantic conflict and magical separation are distinguished from an actual breakup.

  1. Early story

    Early story

    Zhao Yuanzhou and Wen Xiao become uneasy allies in the Demon-Hunting Bureau.

  2. Developing feelings

    Developing feelings

    Trust and emotional attachment grow through their investigations and repeated efforts to protect each other.

  3. Middle story

    Middle story

    Flirting, sacrifice, jealousy and mutual protection make their feelings increasingly clear.

  4. Around Episode 23

    Around Episode 23

    The Bai Ze Token storyline makes their bond unmistakably romantic. The aired version does not deliver a satisfying clearly shown main-couple kiss.

  5. Breakup: NONE

    Breakup: NONE

    They do not go through a conventional romantic breakup. Supernatural conflict and forced separation are different.

  6. Final arc

    Final arc

    Zhao Yuanzhou chooses sacrifice rather than allowing Wen Xiao to die.

  7. Ending

    Ending

    Zhao Yuanzhou dies while Wen Xiao survives. Tragic Ending — separated by death.

  8. Special / extra ending

    Special / extra ending

    A remnant of Zhao Yuanzhou may still exist, but he is not shown fully revived or reunited with Wen Xiao as a living couple.

Breakup / Separation Status

  • Actual romantic breakup: NONE.
  • Separation / conflict: High, including supernatural events and death.
  • Ending: Tragic. Zhao Yuanzhou dies; Wen Xiao survives.
  • Final couple status: Separated by death / no confirmed reunion.

💗 Shen Zhiyi’s Drama Reality Check

Finished · 34 episodes. Spoilers include the finale and hopeful extra-ending hint.

💕 Romance
ModerateEmotionally important, but this is a fantasy ensemble story rather than romance-first.
🔥 Chemistry
StrongEmotional intimacy, flirting and mutual protection.
💋 Kissing
Very lowNo satisfying clearly visible main-couple kissing payoff in the aired drama.
🤗 Skinship
Low / moderateSome closeness and affection, with limited physical romantic payoff.
🌶️ Spiciness / Adult Intimacy
Very lowDo not expect a spicy romance.
🚩 ML Red Flag
Protective / complicatedHighly devoted; supernatural loss of control and protective restraint are still conflicts.
👑 Female Lead Competence
Moderate / goodWen Xiao contributes to the investigations and protects those she cares about.
⏱️ Romance Timing
Before finaleFeelings develop through the story; their bond is unmistakably romantic around Episode 23.
❤️‍🔥 Relationship Payoff
Poor final payoffMeaningful emotional attachment, but death prevents a happy romantic conclusion.
💔 Breakup
NONENo conventional romantic breakup. Death is a separation, not a breakup.
⏳ Separation / Conflict
HighSupernatural conflict, forced distance and ultimately separation through death.
💍 Final Relationship Status
Separated by deathZhao Yuanzhou dies; Wen Xiao survives. No confirmed living reunion.
📖 Plot
Fantasy / mystery / adventure heavyStrong ensemble and acting; the sad ending lowers my satisfaction.
🐾 Animal Harm
No dog/cat harm identified in checked notesNo dog/cat harm identified in the supplied notes or retained research; this is not a guarantee of absence.
About these assessments

My impressions cover what I watched. Later research is labeled on dropped reviews. Kissing, affection and adult intimacy are separate; coercion does not count as romantic spice. Being apart does not automatically mean a breakup.

A PERSONAL VIEWING JOURNAL

My Review

Super Cast. Unfortunately, Sad Ending. 😭

The cast of Fangs of Fortune is honestly one of the biggest reasons I enjoyed this drama. 😭 The ensemble is ridiculously strong, and the acting is excellent across the board. Unfortunately, after getting me attached to everybody, this drama apparently decided emotional destruction was the appropriate reward.

Because yes — this has a SAD ending. 😭

My reaction is pretty simple: “Super cast and acting. Unfortunately, sad ending.”

The Story, Without a Mythology Lecture ✨

Zhao Yuanzhou, the powerful demon Zhu Yan, joins Wen Xiao and the Demon-Hunting Bureau to investigate supernatural cases involving humans and demons. Their team becomes a found-family-style group while facing increasingly dangerous threats.

It is a fantasy, mystery and adventure story with romance woven through it.

That Ensemble ❤️

Hou Minghao / Neo Hou, Chen Duling, Tian Jiarui, Cheng Xiao, Lin Ziye, Xu Zhenxuan and Yan An give this drama a fantastic ensemble. The acting and emotional performances are some of its biggest strengths.

The supporting cast feels important instead of disposable, which makes getting attached very easy. Unfortunately, that also makes the deaths hurt more. 😭 Zhao Yuanzhou and Zhuo Yichen’s complicated bond is especially significant to the story.

The Romance: Feelings, but Limited Payoff 💔

Zhao Yuanzhou and Wen Xiao have emotional attachment, flirting, mutual protection and sacrifice. Their feelings develop before the finale, and their emotional intimacy matters.

But this is not romance-first, and the romantic payoff is much lower than what I usually prefer. The aired drama does not give me a satisfying clearly visible main-couple kissing payoff.

No conventional romantic breakup. Magical events, danger and forced separation are not the same thing as ending the relationship. Their ultimate separation is death.

The Ending Is TRAGIC 😭

Zhao Yuanzhou sacrifices himself and dies. Wen Xiao survives. They do not reunite alive on screen in the main ending.

The special / extra ending gives us a hopeful hint that a fragment or remnant of him may still exist. That suggests revival could be possible, but it does not actually show him fully revived or reunited with Wen Xiao as a living couple.

That little crumb is not enough for me to call this a Happy Ending. Killing Zhao Yuanzhou ruins the final romantic payoff for me. 😭

Final couple status: Separated by death / no confirmed reunion.

Final Thoughts ⭐

The cast? Fantastic. The acting? Fantastic. The emotional damage? Also apparently fantastic. 😭

Unfortunately, killing Zhao Yuanzhou and giving me a tiny “maybe he can come back someday” crumb is NOT the happy ending I ordered.

The excellent cast and performances are why I enjoyed it. That sad ending hurts the rating.

Final Rating: 3.5/5 ⭐ · Finished.

U.S. Availability / Where to Watch

Official iQIYI International listing

Official iQIYI International English-language listing advertises the 2024 drama, 34 episodes and English subtitles. Use the original series listing rather than the separate dubbed editions. Signed-in U.S. playback, subtitle continuity, original audio and full audio/video quality were not tested for this publication.

Sources / Viewing Scope

Finished all 34 episodes. My reactions are personal; the timeline follows my finished-viewing chronology and retained finale evidence.

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