That small bit of PGY taking videos of BL seems to indicate that Teng Haiqi's "video evidence" will be kept tho. So maybe it's just some incriminating video of Wensi, not exactly BL in nature. Haiqi could be written as someone domineering and thinks that he "made" Wensi so he "owns" Wensi and doesn't want Yunna to taint "his Wensi".
Seems like their going to make her illness a big plot in the drama. In the novel, it was a curable illness and she was already cured when she started "chasing the husband." it was just a turning point for her.
idk if I can get on with this plot of the ML and his LIVE IN girlfriend in the same apartment that he’s supposed…
The novel author addressed that when she was writing it and it makes sense so I'll just copy-paste it here: Some readers have asked whether Feifei would feel uncomfortable later when she gets together with Li Yifei, knowing he was once with Gui Lili in that room. Well, what about Li Yifei thinking about Qian Fei’s seven years with Wang Ruohai? Overthinking can be terrifying; many details are just too real. It’s better not to dwell on them, or you might get hurt. Let me tell you a true story about a colleague of mine. Her ex-husband was a scumbag; the typical cheating type. They divorced. In Beijing, she had a female friend, A, who was living with a guy, B. Both A and B were great people, but their personalities didn’t mesh, so they broke up amicably and remained friends. Later, A married someone else and is very happy. Then A thought my colleague was also a great person and decided to set her up with her ex-boyfriend B. Now, my colleague and B are married and deeply in love. I’m friends with both of them on WeChat, and whenever I see them posting pictures of their adorable little daughter, my heart melts. That’s just how reality is. Stories where a virgin meets another virgin, falls in love, gets married, and stays together for life—do such fairy tales still exist in Beijing? Probably very, very few. This city is too pragmatic; if you’re not, you won’t survive.
Don't have time to write a long post, but in the face of so much negativity, and some claims, I wanted to clarify…
Regarding the side characters...
Firstly, having 2 side couples is a Chinese formula. It's what the Chinese audience likes. The drama was made with the Chinese audience in mind. We international viewers should accept that unless the Chinese audience starts to dislike them, we're stuck with it.
Secondly, those two side couples are novel fan faves. So much so that in the published novel, they expanded their stories. And so we get that in the drama (with changes). This is common with many drama adaptations. The novel's extra chapters get integrated into the main story flow.
THQ to WYN: leave ZWS
ZSD to WYN: stay with ZWS
hahahahaha
This is a case solving mystery story with a good dash of romance and a quirky team.
So maybe it's just some incriminating video of Wensi, not exactly BL in nature. Haiqi could be written as someone domineering and thinks that he "made" Wensi so he "owns" Wensi and doesn't want Yunna to taint "his Wensi".
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Some readers have asked whether Feifei would feel uncomfortable later when she gets together with Li Yifei, knowing he was once with Gui Lili in that room. Well, what about Li Yifei thinking about Qian Fei’s seven years with Wang Ruohai? Overthinking can be terrifying; many details are just too real. It’s better not to dwell on them, or you might get hurt.
Let me tell you a true story about a colleague of mine. Her ex-husband was a scumbag; the typical cheating type. They divorced. In Beijing, she had a female friend, A, who was living with a guy, B. Both A and B were great people, but their personalities didn’t mesh, so they broke up amicably and remained friends. Later, A married someone else and is very happy. Then A thought my colleague was also a great person and decided to set her up with her ex-boyfriend B. Now, my colleague and B are married and deeply in love. I’m friends with both of them on WeChat, and whenever I see them posting pictures of their adorable little daughter, my heart melts.
That’s just how reality is. Stories where a virgin meets another virgin, falls in love, gets married, and stays together for life—do such fairy tales still exist in Beijing? Probably very, very few. This city is too pragmatic; if you’re not, you won’t survive.
Firstly, having 2 side couples is a Chinese formula. It's what the Chinese audience likes. The drama was made with the Chinese audience in mind. We international viewers should accept that unless the Chinese audience starts to dislike them, we're stuck with it.
Secondly, those two side couples are novel fan faves. So much so that in the published novel, they expanded their stories. And so we get that in the drama (with changes). This is common with many drama adaptations. The novel's extra chapters get integrated into the main story flow.