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Anyways, if you still think I'm an 'anti' Just take a look at my favourite actors list: https://mydramalist.com/list/D45rBJB1
Xiao Zhan's been there ever since he acted in Oh My Emperor - his 3rd drama, long before The Untamed, and at the very bottom, there's clearly written that the list was last updated in April so I couldn't have suddenly added him to gain your approval.
It's usually Japanese content that has long and descriptive titles (although it has been changing lately at least when it comes to movies), because japanese Webnovels are published on Syosetu. And Syosetu doesn't have covers, so authors are unable to catch reader's attention by using a flashy cover. Their only option is catching the reader attention through the title (by catching attention, I mean getting enough attention so that the reader may be interested enough to click on the novel and read the synopsis. Because the readers won't read the synopsis of all novels and stuff). This led to the current environment of gigantic titles, in both novels/mangas and dramas/movies, as they're a good way of calling reader attention, by explaining the gist of the story through the title itself.
You didn't just wish rape upon someone over a comment...
Talking about The Effect, I doubt a drama that didn't made a rapist end up with his victim was glorifying serious issues and deserves to be called toxic. You're probably just mad to see that they showed the cruel reality and victim in severe pain, both physically and mentally, after what was done to him, instead of treating it like a romantic fairytale like tharntype did.
Also, if you pretty much understand that your cents doesn't make a bit of difference, why 'express' it out of nowhere under a comment where I was clearly admitting what he did was wrong? Are you actually this dense or are you just pretending?
That aside, I'm going to repeat myself for the last time because you just don't get it: My opinion wasn't even on the Chinese people. The public backlash was expected and he kind of did commit a mistake big enough to warrant it. What I felt wrong is the government meddling into it and ruining his career despite him already admitting to his wrongdoings. This guy has financially supported many causes, frequently giving donations during the covid breakout and floods in China, helping his country at any time possible, why should such a person not even get a chance to redeem himself? He has worked to get so far into his career for years, getting canceled for a single mistake is going to take a mental toll on him, but you seem more interested in flexing your moral compass like a broken record rather than caring about an another human being.