Never-Ending Summer Episode 26

炽夏 ‧ Drama ‧ 2026

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Jiang Fan's birthday party stirs old memories for Zhou Wan, leading her and Lu Xi Xiao to admit their feelings for each other. (Source: Netflix)
  • Aired: June 30, 2026

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Jae Jin
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Jul 30, 2026

Strong Character Writing Shows

I'm amazed how smart the characters here are, because they can figure out what the other character is up to without asking them directly. They do it so seamlessly just by having the character go through their daily life, and along the way they would pick up the hints. It's not forced or anything like having the character in detective mode. Obviously, the other doesn't wanna spill a.k.a. Zhou Wan.
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IrenaK
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Jul 24, 2026

They are so back!

Finally, they are back together! 🥹❤️The confession scene was beautiful, yet I would have liked it even better if she hadn't been so drunk. I honestly was a little afraid that in the next morning's scene she would have forgotten everything that happened the previous night. But, phew, she hadn't, and I could breathe again — they are fine, wonderfully silly in love, and blushing like back in school! 🫣🥰Now we just need Gu Meng and Jiang Fan to reconcile and cancel their divorce. But I do get both of their POVs in that situation, actually. I just hope they can find a middle ground where both can receive and give an equal amount in their relationship, clear enough for both parties to understand what's expected of them. 🤞🥺And Jiang Yan is onto the factory's case... tadada daaam... 🥁 I hope he will help Zhou Wan, not his father, with that. And actually, I expect that, because that would be the biggest proof to Lu ZhongYue of what a crappy father he has been, resulting in not having any of his children on his side. 🤞🫣

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