The Night is Still Young (30End)
The Night is Still Young (2024): A Tale of Rebirth, Obsession, and Tragic Love
If you’re a fan of historical Chinese dramas with intense emotional depth, The Night is Still Young (夜未央) is a must-watch. Released on December 6, 2024, on iQIYI, this 30-episode series delves into themes of love, regret, and the complexities of fate.
Synopsis: A Love That Transcends Lifetimes
The Night is Still Young tells the story of Ye Beichen, a powerful prince tormented by the memories of his niece-in-law, Shangguan Weiyang. In their past life, his silent protection led to a tragic end—Weiyang, dressed in red, killed him in anguish before leaping to her death. Consumed by regret, Ye Beichen sacrifices everything to rewrite fate for another chance at love. Reborn, Shangguan Weiyang finds herself under the control of Ye Beichen, who is now determined to make her his wife, no matter the cost. Their lives become a tangled web of love, hatred, and fatal misunderstandings .
Cast & Characters
- Zhang He as Ye Beichen: A prince haunted by past regrets, determined to alter fate.
- Liang Jingxian as Shangguan Weiyang: A woman reborn, seeking to change her destiny.
- Wang Junhao as Ye Mingxuan: Ye Beichen’s nephew and Weiyang’s husband in the past life.
- Deng Zhihao as Feng Xuanyi: A key figure entangled in the political and emotional turmoil.
Production Details
- Director: Wang Zhuming
- Screenwriters: Chen Xingxing and Tang Jiahan
- Episodes: 30
- Runtime: Approximately 20 minutes per episode
- Original Network: iQIYI
- Adapted from: The web novel “Shuang Shi Chang Si” by Re La Zhu Pa Bao .
Themes and Reception
The drama explores the depths of obsessive love and the lengths one might go to alter destiny. Its portrayal of a love that defies time and societal norms has resonated with audiences, making it a standout in the historical romance genre. The series’ concise episodes and intense narrative have kept viewers engaged throughout its run .
