TaiwoKenny

I've done the same, and thank you. I'm also sorry for not realizing it earlier. If I had noticed sooner, we probably wouldn't have had this conversation. I'm glad we were able to clear things up. We learn something new every day.

Now I seriously can't wait for the next episode because my heart is still broken over Tian's death. I still can't believe my comfort series turned into heartbreak. It still hurts, and I'm still holding a grudge against Zelia, lol.

Despite all the emotional damage, it still stands as my favorite BL of the year.

I'm apologizing because I believe in taking accountability for my mistake. I'm sorry. I never meant to spoil the episode. I acknowledge that it was wrong, whether it was intentional or not, and I sincerely apologize to anyone whose experience was affected.

I hope we can all move on from this and continue enjoying the drama. So sorry once again

I think we've reached the point where we're just talking past each other, so I'll leave it here.

I acknowledged my mistake more than once and explained what happened. I also apologized for it. My point was never that you were wrong for asking me to add a spoiler tag, I agreed with that from the beginning.

The only point I was making was that your wording came across, to me, as assuming I had deliberately spoiled an ongoing drama. Whether that was your intention or not, that's how I read it. You clearly don't see it that way, and that's okay.

At this point, we're not discussing the same thing anymore. You see me as refusing to take responsibility, while I see you as refusing to acknowledge how your wording could reasonably be interpreted. Neither of us is going to convince the other, so I don't see any point in continuing.

I genuinely hope you enjoy the rest of the drama.

Maybe read your comment again from another person's perspective.

You said, "Spoiling a drama that has finished airing is already bad, but spoiling an ongoing one is really over the top." Whether you intended it or not, that comes across as if you assumed I did it on purpose.

If you had simply said, "Please add the spoiler tag," I would have had no issue with it. In fact, I added it as soon as I realized. But your comment went beyond a reminder and made an assumption about my intentions.

I'm not saying you meant any harm, but it's worth recognizing how your words came across. It was my first time commenting, I'd already hit "Post" before I noticed the spoiler tag, and I corrected it as soon as I could. That's why I said you jumped to conclusions. Not every mistake is intentional.

Maybe read your comment again from another person's perspective.

You said, "Spoiling a drama that has finished airing is already bad, but spoiling an ongoing one is really over the top." Whether you intended it or not, that comes across as if you assumed I did it on purpose.

If you had simply said, "Please add the spoiler tag," I would have had no issue with it. In fact, I added it as soon as I realized. But your comment went beyond a reminder and made an assumption about my intentions.

I'm not saying you meant any harm, but it's worth recognizing how your words came across. It was my first time commenting, I'd already hit "Post" before I noticed the spoiler tag, and I corrected it as soon as I could. That's why I said you jumped to conclusions. Not every mistake is intentional.

I genuinely appreciate constructive criticism, and I have no problem being corrected when I'm wrong. In this case, I understand that I should have added the spoiler tag, and I did as soon as I realized it. I accept that.

What I don't agree with is the assumption that I intentionally posted a spoiler without caring. You jumped to that conclusion without asking what happened. Did it ever occur to you that for some people, it might be their first time commenting? This was actually my first time commenting. I usually just read the comments, and I'd already hit "Post" before I noticed the spoiler tag. I added it immediately, but it may have been too late because of the network.

So yes, I made a mistake, but it wasn't deliberate. A simple "Please add a spoiler tag" would have been enough. Instead, you assumed the worst without knowing the full story.

This isn't about whether anyone insulted me or not. It's about acknowledging that making assumptions without first asking is also wrong. Just because I accept my mistake doesn't mean your assumption was justified. Accountability goes both ways. I can acknowledge my mistake, and I think it's only fair that you acknowledge yours too. A little understanding before judgment goes a long way.

Continue you will love it, it was that way at first

I'd appreciate it if people would stop jumping to conclusions and at least ask before making assumptions. This was actually my first time ever commenting, I usually just read the comments, but I decided to share how I was feeling. I'd already hit "Post" before I noticed the spoiler tag, and I added it as soon as I saw it. Unfortunately, it might have been too late, but it wasn't intentional.

I did add it, it was just the network, trust me. People jumped to conclusions instead of asking, and that's honestly annoying. It was my first time commenting, and I'd already hit "Post" before I noticed the "Add spoiler tag" prompt, so I added it as soon as I saw it.

WHY Why why 😭😭😭😭😭 Qing Tain !!!!!!!!!!!! Noooooooooo my heart is broken 💔 i wish he did not find the ghost flower!!!! How i wish they have tie him down.