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The best is always next.Can't wait for tomorrow's update.

Are you still keeping up with Overdo? Because I’m literally hooked. I’ve looped the first few eps way too many times,.I’m just dying to hear what even more cringey, unhinged lines he’ll have to say in the new episode. I absolutely live for his crying scenes.

There’s really no comparison between Overdo and POJ—the quality gap is massive, plain and simple. The director and editor should be on their knees apologizing; they don’t deserve a single cent. That said… I binge-watched both anyway. One, because it’s genuinely excellent. The other? Because my favorite actor spends every episode delivering these absolutely cringey, over-the-top lines—all this thunderous, domineering, forced-love nonsense—and he cries. A Lot. Like, full-on wailing. Every. Single. Episode. In-universe, everyone beats him down, hurts him, slaps him across the face—he’s basically the punching bag for every NPC. And then in the BTS footage, you can see him cringing at how ridiculous those cheesy lines are… but he still has to perform them straight. I watch it with such mixed feelings, yet I literally cannot stop clicking “next episode.”

His lower lip is on the thicker side—even the slightest hint of color looks jarring on him. When he shares the frame with other male actors, you’ll notice their lips are actually redder, yet all the hate zeroes in on him. It’s mostly because this show is nothing but tight close-ups and extreme facial shots; every tiny micro-expression gets magnified tenfold. Sigh.

I’m obsessed with this—kind of addicted, honestly. I know these two actors will never stoop to this kind of trashy, over-the-top, unhinged melodrama ever again, and that makes it even more addictive. The thought of them filming these scenes, probably dying of secondhand embarrassment the whole time? It just cracks me up.

I understand the feeling.

We are coming😏😏😏

I Like him too.My favorite drama of his is Go Ahead.

Who is the lucky one?

I'm not sure if this link will work in your region—the chapter I sent starts midway through the story. Xiao Fan begins his counterattack from this point onward.

https://m.jhwxw.cc/book/63882/24090854.html

This ep Sooooo good

Go look up the trailer for The Road to Glory — it's coming out next year, you'll love it."

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Finally, Ollie's profile picture has been updated—thanks .

This emptiness might not go away until Gui Luan airs—that’s when I might finally be truly blown away again.

Never Ending Summer is also wonderfully romantic—those subtle flutters of attraction, paired with an assertive devotion that stays just within that perfectly comfortable boundary. It’s not as intoxicating as POJ, but it’s perfect for passing the time. Watch it at the right moment, without any preconceptions, and it’ll leave you feeling genuinely uplifted. As for historical dramas with a similar vibe to POJ, I haven’t found one yet. I know there are plenty of other costume dramas that surpass it in political intrigue, plot logic, and pacing—I’ve tried them all. They certainly have their merits, but none deliver that same rush of romantic energy I felt watching POJ. That warmth was like a healing blanket, soothing my emotions and filling a quiet void in my heart. None of the others could do that.

Yeah, It's really good

persuit of jade

two episode a week