Not everything is about âclassic BLâ or womenâs expectations.Itâs just basic writing, if a character is…
The author decides the character, sure, but the audience decides how well itâs written. Stories are made to be engaged with, not just accepted. Btw, calling it an âLGBT psychological dramaâ doesnât change the fact that people can still critique the character writing.
I understand all your grumbling, your criticisms, your character-driven expectations.90% of the audience are women…
Not everything is about âclassic BLâ or womenâs expectations. Itâs just basic writing, if a character is human, people expect growth, personality, etc. Simple. BL or any other genre. Xiaofan lacks that.
I actually really liked this drama at first but the recent episodes just prove that there will be 0 character…
Im with you on this! I think maybe that family adopted him? because I dont get itđ and even after all these years in the city this boy still can't walk with his head up??
This has an 8.7 rating? đ€Ł I must be the problem then.
I think there are just two extremes of viewers here, some people deeply enjoy the show, and others who really donât connect with it. And honestly, both reactions are valid. Itâs a forum after all; weâre all just sharing opinions.
Just watched this, and letâs be real, 24 episodes wouldâve been enough! The extra 12 just dragged. Dylan and Anna, though⊠those two siblings had me worried. Like, was there some genetic defect that made them chase after people who didnât love them? And they did so patiently, toođ Anna Banana, especially, cracked me up (and annoyed me). She got me doing mathđ. Like, sis, there are about 700 million eligible men in China! Yet she was ready to throw away her life, career, and years of youth for one guy who clearly didnât care anymore. Beautiful, talented, but zero sense!
Every now and then, I come back hoping theyâll announce a season 2 for this show by some miracle. I loved this show so much, and that annoying extra episode they added shattered me.
If you haven't read the comments condemning hua Yong,it means you haven't read that far on this page. Maybe you…
Oh wow! I tried scrolling back but there are just so many comments. I really wouldâve loved to read them though, theyâd definitely give me some comfort because Iâm so mad at Hua đ .
I'm just catching up on episodes and reading through the comments. Gao and Shen are my faves, I can't stand Hua đ« it's so painful to watch how he messes with Sheng... Iâve seen a lot of comments criticizing the scene with Gao and Shen for bordering on rape, but I havenât really seen anyone mention the hotel scene with Hua and Sheng. Doesnât that also raise the same concern? Wasn't that also rape?
And letâs talk about these wild aphrodisiacs, where are they even sold? Are they only available in China? Or mainly fictional? Because these âoops, I got poisoned, I must have sex right away or I dieâ potions are doing the absolute most. đđ
Btw, calling it an âLGBT psychological dramaâ doesnât change the fact that people can still critique the character writing.
Itâs just basic writing, if a character is human, people expect growth, personality, etc. Simple. BL or any other genre. Xiaofan lacks that.
Iâve seen a lot of comments criticizing the scene with Gao and Shen for bordering on rape, but I havenât really seen anyone mention the hotel scene with Hua and Sheng. Doesnât that also raise the same concern? Wasn't that also rape?
I know we didn't get to really experience him as the Prince in the beginning before he became the puppet, so we really don't know how he really is, but this "puppy love" person couldn't have been the fearsome Prince Ao Deng... right?
And letâs talk about these wild aphrodisiacs, where are they even sold? Are they only available in China? Or mainly fictional? Because these âoops, I got poisoned, I must have sex right away or I dieâ potions are doing the absolute most. đđ