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Wow, I was honestly shocked. I really thought Thee and Rati’s relationship would be rejected by the mother, especially with this being a historical series set in the year 2458 (1915 CE), when same-sex relationships were still illegal. But instead… she embraced them with such warmth and understanding. I didn’t expect that at all. What an incredible mother, so open-hearted, so ahead of her time. That scene genuinely moved me.

Wow... PakMon absolutely nailed their NC scene again. The way they move, the way they look at each other — it all feels so natural. Their kiss was overflowing with chemistry, so raw and tender it honestly gave me chills. I’m still shocked YouTube actually showed the full NC scene this time. Episode 1’s was cut short there, and until now, the only place to really feel the full impact was on GagaOOLala.

How did this series go from 9, down to 8.6, back up to 8.7… and now back down to 8.6 again?

Haha, guilty as charged — I’m definitely positive and optimistic in real life 😄. I just feel like the actors, staff, and directors pour their hearts out, spending hours (and literal blood, sweat, and tears) to bring something to life. I hate tearing that down. Of course, constructive feedback is always good, but if a show feels great to me, I’ll give it a 10 — it doesn’t have to be flawless.

Let’s be real, no show is perfect. Even massive Hollywood blockbusters and big-budget Western TV series have plot holes, weird editing moments, or questionable CGI. But if the story, acting, and emotion land for me, I’d rather celebrate what it does well than dwell on nitpicks.

Highlight of episode 22? Hands down — the nephew.
CC, WSW, and him were giving full-on happy family vibes.
So if Dad’s still stuck on the “no kids” thing…
please. They can adopt the nephew,
or call up a surrogate and boom — problem solved. 💕

Haha exactly 🤣 These cuffs aren’t for catching criminals — they’re strictly for “full-body workouts” between CC and WSW… the kind that burn all the right calories.

Yes! They were watching Stay With Me — another Chinese BL masterpiece 💖 And the best part? Both Stay With Me and Revenged Love were written by the same author, Chai Jidan. No wonder both series hit so hard — the woman knows how to write stories that stay in your heart forever.

This just proves that WSW’s love for CC is real — it’s love, not money. ❤️
Take Yue Yue, for example — she’s the textbook definition of a gold digger.
But WSW? He grew up poor, he’s naturally stingy, counting every cent… yet for CC, he would do anything.
That’s how you know it’s genuine — when someone who has so little is still willing to give you everything they have.

I have the same question — anyone who’s read the novel, would you mind sharing here? It doesn’t feel like it’s been two years since they first met — I honestly thought it had only been a few months or a year max.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfW4jfz4NyM

Episode 23 Preview
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfW4jfz4NyM

The Endless Wheel of Revenge

An eye for an eye —
and the wheel turns again.
This whole mastermind plot
wears the title Revenge like a crown.

The more I think about it,
the more it feels like the circle of life,
only darker —
because here, the circle never ends.

Yue Yue dated WSW,
then Wang Zhen Long,
then CC.

Wang Zhen Long wanted Yue Yue
because she was beautiful
and, in his eyes, “deserved better”
than poor WSW.
But when rich CC appeared,
Yue Yue’s heart shifted,
and she ran to him instead.

So Wang Zhen Long’s revenge
wasn’t just for losing her.
It was for losing to him.
And it burned hot enough
to push him into causing that accident.

But when CC goes to jail…
who will rise to avenge him?
Who will bring down Wang Zhen Long?

The truth is,
Revenge isn’t just a title.
It’s a cycle.
A chain.
A story that can only end
when no one is left to hate.

Thank you so much, very helpful. I wonder who he was. I still remember him from all the way from episode 1

That bathtub scene with WSW and CC?
I was NOT ready 😳🔥
It was giving hot… giving erotic… giving playful chaos.
Let’s be real — WSW in this lifetime?
Yeah, he’s permanently booked as the bottom. No refunds. 😏🛁

And honestly, the highlight of episode 22? The nephew. CC, WSW, and him looked like a happy little family. So if Dad’s worried they can’t have kids — easy. Adopt the nephew or go for a surrogate. 💕

I know, it’s so frustrating — YouTube, Viki, and those ahem illegal streaming sites all have different versions.
I got curious and compared them all — some say “son-in-law,” others say “daughter-in-law.”
Some even have “wife,” while others go with “husband.”

I wish it was all consistent, but hey, we know what they mean, so I’m just going to keep it positive.

Did you watch the uncut version? What did you think about the scene where he saved the boy? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

As promised, here is a happy one

Let’s not forget that cemetery scene — truly one of the quiet treasures of Revenged Love. 🌸⚰️
WSW stood there, speaking to his late parents with that perfect blend of mischief and sincerity only he can pull off.
To his mum, he said with a smile, “I found you a son-in-law — apart from being a man, he has no other flaws.”
And then, turning to his father’s resting place:
“Dad, you haven’t met my wife yet, have you? Someday I’ll burn a couple of photos so you can see him.”
That one line — calling Chi Cheng his “wife” — was more than just a joke.
It was a love declaration disguised in playfulness,
a cheeky confession that slipped past the heavy air of grief,
reminding us that even in loss, love can still bring warmth and laughter.

And then came the kidnapped scene — cinematic perfection.
“Do you know who I am?” the question hung in the air.
“Yes… father-in-law,” came the calm, sharp reply.
In that moment, danger dissolved into destiny,
and it was as if the universe itself was whispering,
These two were made for each other.

So I say — enough of the teasing, enough of the push and pull.
Come on, you two. Just get married already. 💍

Let’s not forget that cemetery scene — absolute gold. 😂
When WSW was talking to his mum, he casually said, “I found you a daughter-in-law — apart from being a man, he has no other flaws.”
Then to his dad: “Dad, you haven’t met my wife yet, have you? Someday I’ll burn a couple of photos so you can see him.”
The fact he called Chi Cheng his “wife” had me cracking up — such a cheeky way to show just how much Chi Cheng means to him.

And then the kidnapped scene —
“Do you know who I am?”
“Yes… father-in-law.” 🤣

Come on, guys, just get married already! 💍

I agree with you completely.
Not just in BL — there’s no such thing as a “perfect” drama or movie in Western series either. Even the most critically acclaimed shows have plot holes, pacing issues, or character flaws. And honestly, that’s life too — no person, no country, no relationship is perfect. Sometimes it’s the flaws and challenges that push us to grow and make a story (or life) more meaningful.

For me, the last couple of episodes have been pure comedy gold and such a refreshing change of pace. Just like in real life, you can’t be serious and intense 24/7 — you need moments of laughter to balance it out. Think of Friends or Brooklyn Nine-Nine mixing heartwarming arcs with silly moments, or how Marvel movies slip in humor between the battles. That contrast is what keeps things fresh and engaging.

I watched the uncut version on iQIYI — you totally missed out!
Saving the child was literally the best part of the whole scene.