MiamiMao

I loved it more than I May Love You, this felt wholesome.
It depends on whether you prefer a low-angst, fast moving workplace romcom or a nostalgic, slow-burn second-chance school crush story
I May Love You uses a "she falls first, he falls harder" office dynamic. You Are My Fateful Love relies on a ten-year reunion, hidden high school history, and a legal/writing backdrop
I May Love You is shorter at 24 episodes, keeping things fast and fluffy with virtually no major external angst or love triangles. You Are My Fateful Love spans 30 episodes, offering a softer, slower-burning emotional healing arc interwoven with legal cases (this also is very low angst)

I May Love You focuses heavily on light comedy and direct romantic payoff, whereas You Are My Fateful Love leans into sentimental nostalgia and memories of youth. I enjoyed the comedy and banters between bff in this more. There are second and third couples with their own stories and growth which was endearing

In short
I May Love You is a shorter, low-stress, and fast-moving office rom-com
You Are My Fateful Love is a more emotional, slow-paced second-chance romance with a focus on past school days and personal growth

Maybe you could try out a few episodes to see if you are getting the vibes. Just be aware it is a very slow-burn with a dual timeline storytelling approach

If Miles liked the script and his role and accepts it I will trust his judgement and believe that it was worthy of him ❤️
Let us await official announcement.

https://mydramanovel.com/di-huang/

Please check the above link.
It has two volumes, vol 1 with 105 chapters and vol 2 with 93 chapters

Repo from today's (8/11) Hi6 recording:

Cr: Fion-Miles
Translation DeepL
August 11, 2026 repo
This was my last time this year watching the “Hi6” production team at work. I mainly focused on Wei Zheming. It was the latest wrap-up of the production so far, but I managed to catch the last high-speed train back to Wuhan. Recording began around 3:40 p.m. and wrapped up around 9:00 p.m. Today’s guests included Wei Zheming, Liu Xiening, Shang Wenjie, and Zhao Zhaoyi. Zhuo Yuan, Jing Zhuo, Yan An, Meng Ziyi, Ding Chengxi, He Ling, Wu Zelin, Li Xueqin, and Yang Di. Wei Zheming opened the show wearing stylish black-and-red racing suits (the kind worn when riding heavy motorcycles with protective back pads), layered over black vintage vests (which were quite tight; in the corner, they were so hot they let their shoulders peek out) , black jeans, and a silver dog tag necklace—they were beyond handsome, top-tier seducers. Today’s opening segment was quite long, with a retro-nostalgic theme @ “Back to the Thousand-Tan Era.” It included short performances by the host and team captains, as well as four individual stages. Teacher Wei and his Liu Xiening danced a duet (“I Miss You”), which was absolutely stunning, Teacher Wei and his partner were playfully tugging at each other, and that mutual “wall-slam” move had me so excited—I was practically green with envy!
The group was split into two teams: Xue and Shang were the captains, with Mingning, Dingdi, Meng, and Xueqin on one team, and the rest on the other. Among the four stage groups, there was one group of pranksters, The final mission was to identify them.
The first game involved one person typing a description based on a prompt, while another described it in a designated language. Teacher Wei used a dialect, and Xiao Xiao Xisha made it happen—finally, I got to hear that Shandong rap I’d been dreaming of again. Teacher Wei’s Shandong dialect sounds better and better the more I listen to it; even Li Xueqin said she’s already fallen in love with the Shandong dialect. Several times, his descriptions really sounded just like rap, hahaha (1 ft#&-/tbalabala) Liu Xiening danced in the “Show Dance” style; after practicing, they danced while answering questions. For the picture-counting and object-finding challenges, the error rate was really high because we had to multitask and coordinate as a team. Every mistake resulted in an electric shock to the hand. Since there were two extra teams, everyone participated. I just loved watching Teacher Wei dance, the penguin’s moves, and the team’s spinning moves—they were so cute and well-behaved. The BGM sounded like “Seeing a Cicada and a Mantid,” “I'm not scared, I'm not scared!”—We danced a lot. In the water cannon game, the opposing team writes down keywords, and the players have to answer the questions while avoiding those keywords to prevent getting sprayed. Teacher Wei got sprayed miserably. Then, halfway through, he thought the female lead had a lot of water and wanted to switch places with her, but it didn’t work out. He was very considerate of the female lead during the game—a true gentleman. You could tell Teacher Wei was already trying his best to avoid getting hit.

2/2
Every time Team V wins, they get to check the QQ Space content of the team they suspect. The rules are so complicated I didn’t really pay attention. Anyway, I saw Old Wei’s QQ Space profile picture—it was definitely Xiao Zhe—but as for the content…
Wei Xing understood as soon as he saw it: it’s his second outfit! A stunning debut: a sailor top with a red collar paired with blue trousers. It’s the first time I’ve seen Teacher Wei in a sailor outfit!
WQQ Farm Game: we had to play a few mini-games, and if the opposing team managed to snap a clear shot of the player’s facial features, points would be deducted. Wei Zheming stood there obediently, cradling two chickens in his arms, waiting for the game to begin (I’m already fantasising about Teacher Shiwu’s chibi masterpiece again.) To avoid having their faces photographed, Teacher Wei and the female lead were shaking their heads wildly (it looked absolutely hilarious) whilst using fans to herd the chickens back into their coop. Due to the air conditioning draught in the venue, the balloons kept getting blown skywards. Wu Zelin (I think it was him) brilliantly summed it up by calling it a ‘flying chicken’-themed game—it had me in stitches. He even promoted the show whilst he was at it—how clever!
I’m so jealous of the final bubble cannon game. If you got the answer wrong or were too slow, you had to take a turn. Old Wei was the first to get hit; the Xiong Da look made a comeback. Old Wei even said he really fancied having a shave—that’s just how funny this bloke is. Teacher Wei got hit by the bubble cannon about two or three times, such a handsome bloke—he still looked dashing even with his face covered in foam. It carried on like that right until the end. The way Wei Zheming wiped the foam off his goggles was hilarious; he was completely dazed by the spray, He tried to use his elbow to shield the girls on either side from the foam. Whilst the props team were setting up the water cannons, Teacher Wei simply pulled Xiao Ding down from the seat above and sat him next to him, resting his hand on Xiao Ding’s stool—it looked just like he was putting his arm round his little brother. I said I was really envious of Xiao Ding, and Xiao Ding’s fans turned round and said they were envious of Wei Zheming, hahaha. It’s a bit of a shame about today’s QQ Space album; I’d really love to see some private photos, but I did spot all sorts of hilarious candid shots from the game, haha, Di Ge, I really do thank you—how can you be so funny?
Luo Xiao’s summary: Today’s *Fly Into My Heart* was an effective promotional episode with plenty of interaction between the male and female leads. I’m looking forward to the broadcast—lots of fan service, lots of hand gestures, lots of winks, and lots of smiles. Ambience Ranking: Wei Weiwei’s Mobile Shop is currently in 3rd place (tied for 3rd–5th) – 5 times (2026), Wei Zheming, keep pushing for the top!
P.S.: I’ve met loads of new fans today; it was my first time watching a recording and I was so happy to be showered with fan love. Welcome to the Wei Xing family!



Cr- Rednote fan account " dont call my name"
260811 hi6 repo ⦾
I went to join the queue at 9.40 this morning. I’d thought I’d be there on my own as a fan, but I ended up meeting some incredibly enthusiastic Wei fans. They looked after me the whole time—it really saved my life. In the end, I ended up sitting in row 5 of Section B. It was my first time at Hi6 and I’d never been to a recording that lasted this long—it started at 15:25 and didn’t finish until 21:00, a whole five and a half hours.
Mr Wei really is the ultimate fan-pleaser. He kept waving to us during the scene changes, and whenever he saw us giving him thumbs-ups or heart signs whilst resting on stage, he’d return the gesture; sometimes, when our eyes met, he’d even give a little smile. At one point, Xiao Ming even got so flustered by all the attention that he secretly pressed his palm down to signal for us to take it easy
・The opening act was a group dance, arranged across four small stages. Teacher Wei danced so sexily—he’s really got that ‘Shuang Qiang’ vibe now.
• As it was a promotional event for the show, Teacher Wei stood next to Teacher He during the transitions and at the end. He was very lively today too, chatting constantly with the team members—probably explaining the rules and laying out tactics (today’s game was certainly tricky).
⦾ The handsome racing driver at the start; after changing, he becomes a sailor – Xiao Ming. His sailor suit even has a red collar; Ming looks so young and adorable. (Under his racing suit is a black vest; Teacher Wei covered him up really well, not letting us see a thing.)
X The game was really fun. _Word Game, Shandong dialect’s Wei Laosi is on the scene! So, so, so, so cute hahahahaha. 100% Shandong dialect. Dancing whilst racing to answer questions. Chengcheng, look—the teacher is wobbling about just like a little penguin, hahaha (wearing an absolutely adorable little orange hoodie). The banned word was ‘water cannon’; the banter between Ji Ming and Ming was a bit unfriendly, hahaha ((Ming thought the girls’ water cannon seemed quite powerful, so he very gentlemanly offered to swap places))
Nong Nong Yu Cai; Little Fu transformed into the ‘Flying Chicken’ boss. A tall bloke bobbing his head like a little figurine. We also got to see the bubble-version of Wei Xiong Da this time, haha.
• All in all, Xiao Wei was really lively and cute in this episode. I can’t wait for *Fly Into My Heart* to air!


Cr: MissGenius_
Rednote
Translation DeepL

A five-hour meet-and-greet
Sitting on the last high-speed train back to Wuhan, my heart is filled with a thousand emotions. Today’s HI6 recording ran from half past three in the afternoon until nine o’clock in the evening. Excluding the time when Ming’er wasn’t on stage, costume changes, touching up make-up, we must have spent nearly five hours together. Even if you added up all the other bits and pieces of offline activities, it would be hard to match that length of time. My seat today was in the middle by the aisle, at a fairly even distance from both stages—not as close as yesterday, but I could see both stages clearly. Plus, being near the central aisle meant I could lean out to look, so I still managed to make eye contact and interact with Old Wei a few times. I hope to become a familiar face to him. Today’s theme was related to the turn of the millennium. The opening dance featured four stages, and Mr Wei was the third to appear. He was wearing a red-and-black racing outfit (with an old-man’s vest underneath), black distressed flared jeans, a red belt and waist chain, and black boots with metal detailing on the toes. He performed a sizzling dance with Liu Xiening to ‘I Miss You’, and the final pose was a staged kiss – he looked absolutely stunning. It left me, someone who never screams, shouting until my voice was hoarse. After the performance, Teacher He booked him for the New Year’s Eve stage. There seemed to be more games today than yesterday, and the rules were a bit complicated; I didn’t quite understand many of them, but I’ll still jot down a few of Old Wei’s ‘super cute’ moments:
1. At the start, there was a segment where participants had to describe words using dialects. I heard Teacher Wei speak loads and loads of Shandong dialect; when he spoke quickly, it sounded a lot like Shandong rap. He and Xueqin were perfectly in sync whilst answering questions. Old Wei said it was because they were both so old-fashioned (subtly
referencing the point Xueqin had teased him about yesterday).
2. He interacted with Xiao Ding constantly throughout the show. He specifically called Xiao Ding over to sit next to him, chatting closely, occasionally putting his arm around Xiao Ding’s shoulder or patting his thigh. Xiao Ding even said something...he made a heart shape against Lao Wei's cheek.
3. He got a mild electric shock as a penalty during a game and cooed, "It hurts!" but the people on either side ignored him—it was a moment that tugged at the heartstrings.
4. He was assigned a "special role" today; his brain was racing as he frantically improvised a story. People look busy when they're nervous, and he was full of little fidgety movements and facial expressions. Fans saw right through him when he tried to dodge eye contact, yet he couldn't suppress a smile when he successfully pulled the wool over everyone's eyes. He put on a serious face and pretended to analyze the situation while framing others... Lao Wei is no longer the "smart aleck" he used to be; this time, he successfully fooled everyone on set.
5. He absolutely nailed the gentlemanly demeanor. Even though he was there to promote a drama, he maintained a perfectly appropriate distance from the female lead throughout—no excessive physical contact, no deliberate "fan service," yet he showed the proper thoughtfulness and care. He also kept the promotional theme in mind, constantly tying things back to the show; he truly is a pro at drama promotion.
My brain is too exhausted to write any more for now. Anyway, seeing Lao Wei's handsome dance moves and hearing him rap in the Shandong dialect in person... even when he was just sitting there, I could gaze at his handsome profile. Watching him for five hours straight was absolutely, incredibly worth it. I only have half a day of annual leave left, so I think this was likely the last time I'll see him this year. Starting tomorrow, I'll be entering a long period of withdrawal—I don't know what to do with myself... All I can say is #LookingForwardToMeetingAgain @Miles Wei.

#Today's episode seems even more fun with more games. Can't wait!!

I gathered from the comments that there was very minimal interaction between them. She was promoting her drama with her ML and was in a different team. Meng Ziyi was teamed with Wei Zheming. I guess we won't see much of them together..

I wasn’t sure if Miles would be recording Hi6 both 10&11. Thought he does Our Dorm one day. But he actually does Hi6 both days.
Here are two fans accounts of today's Hi6 (8/10)
Very exciting!

Cr- Fion-Miles (weibo)
10 August 2026 repo
My third time attending the hi6 recording; the queue was still interminable. The main focus was Wei Zheming. I didn’t spot any paparazzi before checking my bag in, but I wasn’t worried, as I thought to myself that he must be staying elsewhere. The recording began at around 15:10 and finished at around 19:30. Today’s guests included Wang Xingyue, Xu Ruohan, Zhang Yue, Wei Zheming, Zhao Yibo, Li Hao, Meng Ziyi, Ding Chengxin, He Ling, Wu Zelin, Li Xueqin and Yang Di. I was lucky enough to be seated in the back row this time (the front row of the opening stage). His opening outfit was a Prince Charming-style suit (with a slightly retro, courtly feel), paired with a white V-neck shirt and a silver necklace – he looked absolutely dashing. He performed a brief robotic dance routine with Zhang Yue to open the show; I watched it twice. During the guest introductions, Mr Wei was right in front of me and, as always, responded with a thumbs-up. This time, many of the ‘Wei Xing’ fans were seated quite close together. In the first segment, teams were formed based on a questionnaire to assess their chemistry, Xueqin’s sharp commentary on Old Wei’s ‘old-school’ answer: four princesses choosing one prince. Apart from Princess Xueqin, who ended up with three ‘fours’, the other princesses were all paired with one prince each. Wei Zheming was teamed up with Sister Meng. When the princesses were choosing their partners, Xiao Ding and Teacher Wei went head-to-head, and Teacher Wei actually won. He even said to his younger brother, ‘I can’t believe I’ve actually managed to beat you one day? ’ (with a look of disbelief).

The first game took place on the Hawks Stage, where they played a water-spraying game whilst dressed in Prince Charming suits (Is that right?), and thankfully Wei Zheming and Sister Meng’s team won more often. However, the water-blocking props weren’t much use—just tiny paper umbrellas, one in each hand, and one of them hadn’t even been opened in time. Because they were so close, and the Wei fans’ gazes were so intense, Teacher Wei was a bit at a loss, hahaha. He didn’t dare look at us, probably afraid he’d burst out laughing, but there was plenty of eye contact too, and his facial expressions were so lively throughout the game—his features were all over the place, it was absolutely adorable. I still remember when he raised his hand to answer a question, only to suddenly start doing a voice-over instead; Sister Meng’s speechless expression was hilarious—she looked completely betrayed, total AJfeel.

During the ‘Main Street’ game—the segment where players were caught sneaking snacks during class—Lao Wei and Sister Meng carried on eating brazenly the whole time. Lao Wei managed to snag a huge chunk of cake; throughout, he looked like two little squirrels with puffed-out cheeks. When he was caught out, he still had cream hanging from the corners of his mouth and in his hair. In the end, when he helped Sister Meng by stuffing a vegetable leaf into his mouth, he tried to wriggle out of it by claiming it was a ‘green tongue’ silic (It was definitely the time we ate the most at Hao Liu!)
During the half-time break, after changing into our sportswear—a white short-sleeved top, shorts and a pink vest—Lao Wei, having stuffed himself with cake, came out rubbing his tummy (So cute, Taida~) Teacher Wei got to play ‘Three, two, one, look this way’ today, and was well protected by Dai Hu; only his top and trousers were slightly damp—a huge improvement on his first time.
The final game involved kicking a ball, played right in front of us. He was wearing white dungarees on the outside, Xiao Ding led the dance moves, and Old Wei was very serious about replicating them, swaying away with great enthusiasm. ( won quite smoothly throughout the game, but at the very end, Xueqin swapped him to the ‘Baby’ team, and once again, he was handed a punishment.) Old Wei held the bullfrog tenderly and said to it: ‘Darling…’ The bullfrog scampered away from his hands. Old Wei was startled, his hands trembling—it was utterly adorable. This must have been Teacher Wei’s first intimate encounter with the bullfrog. I’d imagined he’d be scared but would keep a straight face, but I never expected to witness such a wealth of charming and endearing moments. (Dreaming of a chibi version of Teacher Wei from ‘Fifteen Strokes’ battling the bullfrog)
Leaderboard: Wei Weiwei Mobile Shop – 5th place – 4 times (2026), continuing tomorrow! Today’s Wei Zheming was also absolutely delightful!
PS: The back row is the best! So close! Too many eye contacts to count.

Translation DeepL



Cr- MissGenius (weibo)

Another memory with Wei Tiantian +1
#HelloSaturday #WeiZheming #repo
I was lucky enough to get a seat in the front row near the stage and had a very close encounter with Old Wei. As the curtain rose, Mr Wei was dressed all in white (a white vintage suit, a white V-neck shirt, white trousers, white socks and white leather shoes), seated at the table, his face as beautiful as a sculpture. He then stood up and performed a robot dance... Once the opening dance was over, he stood beside Mr He and introduced himself (it really wasn’t easy making his way to the centre position). During the games that followed, my attention wasn’t really on the games themselves, but I kept gazing at Old Wei. He must have sensed our intense stares, as he kept glancing in our direction out of the corner of his eye, and we were treated to plenty of fan service (eye contact, winks, the ‘V’ sign, the ‘6’ sign). We were staring at him so intently that he seemed a bit embarrassed; each time he’d cast a quick glance our way before looking away again. However, you could tell he was absolutely delighted to see everyone there supporting him. Here are some of the cute moments:
1. Whilst playing the games, he sat quietly with his legs tucked in, like a well-behaved little treasure. He used the little umbrella prop he’d drawn to shield himself from the water, but spent ages trying to open it to no avail.
2. He devoured an entire cake, his cheeks puffed out like a little hamster; afterwards, he kept rubbing his tummy because it was so full.
3. Before playing ‘Three, Two, One’, he’d been practising with his teammates and chatting away with Xiao Ding; judging by his lip movements, he probably said things like ‘It’s too hard’ and ‘He’s really good at splashing’... (He really loves a natter—his little mouth never stopped)
4. He was winning the whole first half, but then, for some inexplicable reason, he was picked for the bullfrog team. He muttered, ‘All that effort for nothing’ (that twist was completely unexpected). 5. He wore a frog hairband, but took it off after a short while to use as a fan. After fanning himself a couple of times, he realised it didn’t create any breeze (He’d already worked up quite a sweat by then; I really wanted to hand him a tissue.)
6. He’s absolutely terrified of bullfrogs – his face contorted with fear. Xueqin picked up the bullfrog and placed it in his hand. After a long mental preparation, he just managed to say, ‘Darling…’ but the moment the bullfrog moved, he was so startled he flung it straight away… and it flew off… Teacher He said: ‘Is this how you treat your little darling?’ Hahahaha
7. After the ‘up-close-and-personal’ session with the bullfrog, I pointed at myself and ‘fired’ a shot—I was completely knackered.
@Wei Zheming Miles—these four and a half hours of memories have been truly blissful. Looking forward to seeing you again tomorrow.

Translation-DeepL

Agree ♥️
I quite like his romcoms though, always have a blast watching and rewatching them ☺️☺️
I think he owns majority of 🥭 tv romcoms 🤣 and always brought high returns hence the collaboration
Although he said he wouldn't be doing fluffy romcom anymore, we definitely need him in more romcoms 😭
Honestly, I've always felt like if he had just a tiny bit of backing or resources, he would've totally blown up by now! He's got the looks, the acting skills... plus his interviews are actually meaningful and not just fluff. And he can sing, dance and host too! All rounder!

I look forward to seeing them together ❤️
https://youtu.be/EZcKIks8UQM?si=Ijqc4uqAgjzY-XKv
No wonder ppl shipped them!

I think some supporting actors are still filming their scenes. The crew can't call an official wrap-up when filming is still ongoing. Hence a synchronized full-cast wrap has not yet been officially announced by Mango TV and hence no promo or wrap-up special video, poster or trailer

Indeed it was a very heartfelt two way affair today.

I am sharing a fans thoughts on being a fan of WZM.
Translation by Deepseek

#In the past, after wrapping filming or attending a production launch, I would always rush straight to the airport. The emotions of the moment faded so quickly that I never really recorded any of them. Today, though, I finally sat quietly at my own desk and watched the entire fan support event from start to finish, and I realised there was still so much I wanted to say.

Ever since I got to know Zheming, I've always felt that he has an irresistible ability to make people feel at ease. It's like that moment during a northern winter when you tuck your thermal leggings into your socks—comfortable, secure, and reassuring.

That sense of reassurance shows itself in so many moments. It was there today at the wrap ceremony, when he carefully updated everyone on his upcoming plans—from his second album, to variety shows, to a new drama. It was there on New Year's Eve and on his birthday, when, after finishing night shoots on set, he would check in with his fans in the most ordinary tone, as casually as if he were talking about what he'd eaten that day. He never tried to dramatise anything. He simply told you, steadily, what "I" am doing right now, and what "I" hope to do in the future. That grounded honesty isn't a one-way expression; it feels more like a long-standing mutual understanding. Fans know he’ll speak up, and he knows fans will listen. Over time, these little updates have woven a web that gently cradles many hearts, making everyone feel there’s no need to guess or rush him—he’s simply there, moving steadily at his own pace.

What’s even more reassuring is that when he heard today that a fan had accidentally sustained a scrape at the event, Zheming immediately bought iodine solution and band-aids and sent them to the scene, instructing the volunteers on-site to make sure the injured fan received prompt care. From the tour bus to raincoats to every instance of counter-cheering, this person always seems to hide his care within the most concrete actions—without fanfare, but always following through.

Many years ago, entertainment magazines loved to interview celebrities about their views on fan culture, and I’ve heard various artists describe their relationship with fans as “symbiotic” on more than one occasion. While this answer originally implied that one party couldn’t do without the other, when applied to Wei Zheming, I believe a more fitting interpretation is “growing together.” I’ve heard many people exclaim, “I really, really love him.” Ultimately, it’s because we all understand that as we’ve walked this path together, when you give your love, you also receive an equal response from him. You strive to become a better person; he works hard on his acting and fulfills, one by one, the promises he’s made to his fans—never letting those words fall empty.

I have so many thoughts, but in short: thank you, Wei Zheming. Thank you for becoming Xiao Jue and for bringing so many flesh-and-blood, vivid, and multidimensional characters to life. Congratulations on wrapping up filming! The summer breeze has turned this page, and the next one will be an even brighter chapter. #WeiZheming#

You are probably right about the new series

I think subs are better in the extra episode to understand the game.
I loved the guessing game where others had to guess if what Miles said was absolutely true or absolutely not and in a way I was pleasantly surprised to know that he discusses all life decisions, good or bad, with his family whom he considers his biggest support ❤️

https://youtu.be/dhhUpdcEmXw?si=iSyVKkIS2QJRfEln

Reuters
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DapGGGjJGcG/?l=1
https://www.instagram.com/p/DXVkxMUiZld/?l=1
https://www.instagram.com/p/Dak-N4QJGA7/?l=1

Will MDL follow it though?

Miles will be a guest in the variety show #Our Dormitories Season 2- Back to Heart, Episode 5 on 7/14
Here's a clip

https://youtu.be/r6nij8Ncrz8?si=Q_8uQyRB-vq3xCUF

Looking forward ❤️❤️❤️

Talent and skills are secondary or tertiary 😇😅 Its resources that matter.
No backer, small company, no connections means few top tier resources. He literally carried the low and mid budget 🥭 romcoms bringing them 💰 Not sure if others could have brought similar returns to 🥭
His resources have visibly improved because he worked hard for it and he is worth it!

Chengyu culture media limited only started in 2023, very new to bag big projects for him. I think it is Miles's unswerving dedication and efforts over the years that got him some good dramas. Still the road ahead is long..

Amen!!!

Awesome!!
That ad is cool. Handsome CEO of Wei corporation is quite domineering 😂🥰😎
Yili diary products are avaliable in my region too. I will check it out

💯 true about the support role