The Longest Day in Chang'an Review (2019): Is It Worth Watching?

Is The Longest Day in Chang’an worth watching?

Yes — The Longest Day in Chang’an is worth watching, holding a 86/100 Celluloid Editorial Rating and 90% Audience Snapshot on Celluloid. Its 85% Celluloid Score combines Celluloid editorial, Metascore (76), IMDb (8.4/10), and aggregated fan rating (92%), with audience sentiment shown separately.

Created by Ma Boyong, The Longest Day in Chang’an ran 1 season, 48 episodes on Youku in Mandarin, from China. The Longest Day in Chang’an has ended, so you can watch the complete story without waiting on a renewal.

What is The Longest Day in Chang’an about?

Chang’an. The city of Eternal Peace. China’s ancient imperial capital and the world’s most magnificent metropolis. Its treasures and wealth are now under siege from a mysterious army. In 24 hours the enemies will launch a devastating attack. While the nobles panic and flee, the city’s most notorious criminal will be its savior!

Celluloid verdict: The Longest Day in Chang’an — signature C-drama credit for Lei Jiayin & Jackson Yee. The cast is led by Lei Jiayin, Jackson Yee, Li Xian, Zhou Yiwei, Rayzha Alimjan, among others.

How many seasons of The Longest Day in Chang’an are there, and where do I start?

The Longest Day in Chang’an has 1 season, 48 episodes, and there is no reason to start anywhere but the first episode. At 1 season, 48 episodes, it is a single-season commitment you can finish in a week. The series page breaks the 85% Celluloid Score into its four rating inputs plus the separate audience snapshot so you can see exactly where the rating inputs and audience snapshot differ before committing.

Where can I watch The Longest Day in Chang’an?

The Longest Day in Chang’an is carried by Youku, though rights are licensed by territory and change often. Check the Youku hub for everything else on the same service, and the series page for the regions where Celluloid has confirmed availability.

What should I watch after The Longest Day in Chang’an?

If it lands, try The Classic of Mountains and Seas (96%), Twelve Letters (93%), Coroner’s Diary (92%) next — same shelf, comparable scores. You can also browse all mystery series, everything from China, or the year it premiered.