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(I am not a psychopath or a sociopath.) Fanfan, please kill them all, starting with your stupid brother and your useless father. Although I don't have too many complaints about what is going to happen, the only happy ending for me would be Fanfan alone, without Luqing and the Beis and Lus.

I like how the first seven episodes are told the way she wanted the book to be, letting her manipulate us so that, little by little, we wake up like Minori and see the complexity of her past, her actions, and her manipulations.

someone has created a discussion with a link: https://mydramalist.com/751341-rule-no-1-don-t-be-too-emotional/discussions/153792-free-book-eng-translation-pdf

True, this page is so quiet. I guess it has not reached as many people as other Chinese BLs. Probably because there are others that are currently reaching the audience, and also we have to admit certain aspects of this production. But the plot itself is good.

Thank you so much for this long explanation ♡

Please, could someone remind me why he had to buy the pills for his sister? And what is the illness that his sister has? I watched the episode where Teng Mo learns about the illness, but I can't remember what illness it was and how it was related to the pills.

I agree with you. Every time he appears on camera, I feel uneasy. And when he talks, I think he is lying and manipulating Jane. Kudos to the actor because he is showing great acting skills.

WOW, simply wow. I binged these six episodes and I am so invested in this series. It has been a long time since I was this invested in a Thai BL. I really like the plot and characters. Although I am aware of everything and I am, like Little Jean, not fully trusting of Big Jean, I am somehow engaged with or attracted to him and his manipulative ways. I think this series is already enjoyable, but if I had more knowledge of psychology, it would be even better because analyzing the main character's behaviors—wow, they are way deeper than we might think.
The confrontation scene, their first time together, and that farewell letter were all so sad. Who would have thought I’d be rooting for Big Jean, considering the tremendous manipulation tactics he uses? I believe what he says in the letter is true—that he never lied to Little Jean. It just seemed like Big Jean was behind everything happening around Little Jean, when in reality, it was simply people in their everyday lives revealing their true colors—like what happened with the former president or that girl.

The football remark was a silly one. However, the use of AI is something that upsets me and makes me lose interest (I am not a fan of using AI), so whenever it appears, it bothers me. Also, the music issue in today's episode isn't that relevant, but right at the beginning—when they start to flirt and tease each other with the requested songs—you could see how poorly edited those scenes were. I'm sorry, it's just my opinion and you may not agree, but it makes the series look poorly done. And I think that's sad because I really like the plot and I am invested too. I think these types of stories aren't the ones we are used to seeing in BLs. Therefore, I would love good editing. I'm not asking for excellence; I'm aware of its low budget. But I think that we, as viewers, should be critical of the series we watch.

Who edited today's episode? The dubbing in certain scenes doesn't match and it's blatant. The music seems to fade, but because they had to prolong the scene, they tried a strange thing that looks awful. I mean, right at the beginning, apart from the overuse of the same sad song throughout the whole episode... And when they are watching the football World Cup match between Spain and Belgium, it is so weird and funny to see. The last moment, where you can see the goalkeeper Unai Simón, is so funny—I guess I found it funny as a Spaniard and it made me lose focus. I think the plot itself is good, but the execution, editing, and use of AI make this series laughable.

She knew that she had lost him, but she wasn't going to give up that easily. I think that conversation bar gives you a hint: she preferred not to follow them, choosing what she thought could make her happy. Given what is happening to her relationship, I don't think she believes they will end up together, but she still refuses to surrender easily

Kudos to the editor: the confession scene, and the song he chose: ARE WE GOING TO SINK LIKE THE TITANIC? *CINEMA*

Yeah, I know. I think that way they could deepen the characters' motivation.

Am I the only one who is enjoying this drama? I only read comments about how difficult it is to follow the story, but I don't see it that way. I think the plot is quite straightforward, yet it has plot twists that keep you seated on the edge of your chair, wanting to know what is going to happen next. I think that we have the perfect balance in the couples. The main couple could easily follow the traditional pattern of BL love, and the second one follows the pattern of toxicity and a boss and subordinate love that is more than just a power relationship. The only fault is the length. I have already complained about it, but the plot itself and the cinematography, I think, are really good. I have been waiting for a plot like this in a BL series.

And yours?

Nine door for me is superior. Not for the door itself (I think is well excute and full of plot twist ), also what happens to all the characters.

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Tell 'em!

I really don't want them to work together. I really love Lu Yuxiao and I wouldn't like her to be scrutinized by some fans. Sorry not sorry, but this man is going to end up alone in the series at some point due to his fans, and maybe it's for the better. None of her coworkers has to put up with his fans.

I agree, I really like this series! I'm usually into thriller plots, but the length... I don't get why the episodes are so short when they could easily stretch to 30 minutes each.