Eternal Love of Dream

Two mighty beings from different worlds cross paths when a celestial princess from Qingqiu is rescued by the formidable Emperor Dong Hua during a brutal monster attack. In gratitude she stays by his side as he travels from place to place, battling evil and protecting the vulnerable. Over time the dynamic of their alliance shifts as admiration deepens into something warmer, challenging both of them to question duty, loyalty, and what love really costs. The show blends lush fantasy scenery with political schemes, ancient magic, and the friction of a relationship that must withstand the weight of centuries and the secrets each carries. Eternal Love of Dream invites viewers into a dreamlike realm where choices matter as much as power. Their stories unfold against ethereal landscapes and intricate politics that test trust and resilience and reveal hidden loyalties.

Directed by Yang Xuan and created by Liang Zhenhua, Tang Qi and Yating Hu, Eternal Love of Dream released in 2020 as a Chinese fantasy romance. The production emphasizes polished visuals and a world of mythic scenery.

There are no widely listed major awards or nominations for the show. While the production values stand out with polished design and a strong cast, the series has not been highlighted with notable industry honors in public awards databases.

The title sits within a wave of Chinese fantasy romance, attracting a niche audience and online chatter rather than broad mainstream attention. While it hasn’t produced widely shared memes or quotable moments, it contributes to a growing trend of mythic storytelling on streaming platforms.

Audiences give the show a 7.8 out of 10 from 31 votes, signaling a generally positive response with some reservations. The themes center on devotion, loyalties tempered by time, and the tension between power and love in a world where memory and choice shape destinies.