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On William Chang 26 days ago
Person William Chang
You’re the best stylist ever for historical cdramas. Help these people out with these hairdos. 😭🙏🏾
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On The Rebirth of Love 26 days ago
Ya’ll need to wrap this step sibling trend up. In all three lifetimes they are step siblings and fall for each other? That’s crazy
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Replying to Ming Yu 27 days ago
She’s not even 18. Check again. She turns 18 two days later after the show airs.
Thanks Lizzy I try my best. They go through your watch history because they have no other way to defend this case. Deflecting while ignoring the issue at hand.
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Replying to Ming Yu 27 days ago
She’s not even 18. Check again. She turns 18 two days later after the show airs.
Thanks for the info. Doesn’t make it any less wrong. Now you’re deflecting it by making false claims I am attacking an underage girl. Concern for a minor isn’t an attack. Pretending it is won’t save your argument. Keep defending it if you want.

An adult not concerned for the safety of a minor is not worth arguing with. Argue with the void.
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Replying to Ming Yu 27 days ago
She’s not even 18. Check again. She turns 18 two days later after the show airs.
Hey you almost caught me there. I almost thought you were sending her agency personal phone calls about the casting decision. Your point is that unless someone campaigns against every one of Ai Mi’s questionable castings they aren’t allowed to criticize a single one? That’s not a moral compass. That’s a purity test telling people to shut up. You went from defending a casting decision to conducting a background check on me because you couldn’t defend it. If your argument depends on policing my watch history instead of addressing why a 16–17-year-old was cast opposite a man nearly 30 you’ve already lost the debate. So many young adult actresses and they couldn’t cast a different one other than Ai Mi. You can’t hide your watch history on MDL. I don’t know why I have to hide it. Digging through my watch history doesn’t make the casting any less creepy. Nice deflection though.



And you got triggered because I stated she’s not 18. Don’t tell me it triggers you she’s turning 18 soon?
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Replying to Ming Yu 27 days ago
She’s not even 18. Check again. She turns 18 two days later after the show airs.
You keep throwing around “moral compass” like it’s some gotcha, but all you’ve done is admit that your standard is “if you unknowingly watched it once you have to accept it forever.” If I learn something is problematic I call it out. The fact that you had to make this about me instead of the actual casting says everything. If your best defense is digging through my watch history and questioning my character instead of addressing why a 16–17-year-old was cast opposite a man nearly 30 then maybe you need to reevaluate yourself. But hey whatever helps you sleep at night am I right? I don’t know about you but I will be sleeping VERY good tonight knowing I’m not supporting this. Happy to bring engagement.
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Replying to Ming Yu 28 days ago
She’s not even 18. Check again. She turns 18 two days later after the show airs.
Your mention of her insignificant role in My Journey To You is not going to change the fact that I didn’t watch the show for Ai Mi. I didn’t wake up one day and was like hmm let me watch my journey to you because a 13 year old was pretending to be the love interest of a grown man. I didn’t even know Ai Mi at that time. Nor did I research every insignificant background character. I watched it to support MY FAV actors. I find it funny you opened MY profile went through MY completed drama listing and clicked on My Journey To You specifically and went to the casting and pointed out that Ai Mi played a role that she shouldn’t have played in the first place. You must be a massive fan of her playing roles like that. You think you’re supporting Ai Mi. You’re right you’re supporting the WRONGS of her playing this role. Morally it’s WRONG. Who said I didn’t give you the freedom to watch Ai Mi pretend to be married to a grown man while underage. GO RIGHT AHEAD. I’m not holding you at gun point.
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Replying to Ming Yu 28 days ago
She’s not even 18. Check again. She turns 18 two days later after the show airs.
What are you trying to say? That because I rated it a 9 I support her role in that show specifically? I watched it for the main cast. Zhang LingHe, Lu YuXiao, Esther Yu, and Chang Lei. What role did Ai Mi play? I don’t even remember her role.
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Replying to Ming Yu 28 days ago
She’s not even 18. Check again. She turns 18 two days later after the show airs.
Don’t use abbreviations. What show?
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Replying to Budnbuddy 28 days ago
18yearss💀💀💀💀💀 ... who approved this???!!?!💀
She’s not even 18. Check again. She turns 18 two days later after the show airs.
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Replying to v4runavv1 28 days ago
I didnr know she was underage until i checked, shes only 18? 😭 We’re both the same age
Nope she’s turning 18 in July 13. Two days after the airing date. She’s still 17
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On Jiu Wei Jin 28 days ago
Title Jiu Wei Jin
To give up 9 lives for one person. Who doesn’t even care about you. Is plain stupidity. After 4 lifetimes you should have learned your lesson. And spent the rest of your life living for yourself. Glad that piece of shit got the karma he deserves. Don’t recommend watching this drama of self torment. 0.5 for that. It’s basically self harmed wrapped up as love.
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On Deep In Jul 3, 2026
Title Deep In
How did this bypass the censorship.
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Replying to LordD Jul 3, 2026
its less romantic that ming lang or maybe more :D any one know thank you
A lot more.
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