I’m really worried about him, does anyone know if people are behaving negatively towards him in china?😠he…
Not sure how much you've seen of this online,,, but anyway, the situation has completely reversed now. He wasn't emotionally neglecting his girlfriend; in fact, the exact opposite was true. He spoiled her so much it caused her possessiveness to spiral out of control. It reached the point where just because he missed her WeChat messages for 25 minutes – a mere half-hour without replying – she ran to Weibo to expose him. Remember, just days earlier, in the middle of his busy music festival rehearsals, he was still riding shared bikes late at night to her place to wash and hang her laundry. Now, netizens and fans are slamming both of them, calling them love-struck fools acting like spoiled kids. Their demand? That this couple needs to vanish from the public eye and just go live their normal lives somewhere far away
At the time, many fans speculated it might be TXN – everyone went absolutely crazy with the theory. In the end,…
I was talking about an audition rehearsal, but you asked about the actual show, right? As for whether they kiss in the drama—I genuinely don't know. The novel does feature a forced kiss scene. The confusion you're experiencing may be resolved in Episode 15, where the mystery might be revealed.
Chai Ji Dan said that during Wang Shuo's audition, his kissing performance was so so good that his co-star lost…
At the time, many fans speculated it might be TXN – everyone went absolutely crazy with the theory. In the end, CJD had to step in and clarify that it wasn't the person we'd all imagined.
Could someone replace TXN actor's character photo with another one? The hairstyle in this picture is simply hard to describe. It's not even as good as the previous/old one.
I support you. I have many other BL-themed programs I love in my heart, but this isn't a community for discussing…
They meant no harm – their intense love for this drama might’ve made their restless waiting turn that craving into a bit of harshness. Please don’t let this kind of thing weigh on your mood
Thai BL and Korean BL have both excelled, each with their distinct charm—especially Thai BL. Now, a new Chinese-flavored BL has emerged, and it’s an honor to witness its entry. It’s inspiring to see all three nations producing quality content, advancing together toward shared excellence.
I support you. I have many other BL-themed programs I love in my heart, but this isn't a community for discussing all types of BL content—it's a discussion space for RL. We're all immersed in the romantic journey it weaves, and no amount of praise feels like enough. If this were in another comment section or public forum, we’d certainly keep our comments measured. For now, though, please allow us to be drowned in this moment.
Because he thought he had shaken off this scheme—especially after GCY stated they would no longer pursue the doctor—he believed he had resolved the problem. Yet unexpectedly, the plan was still in motion; the doctor was an accomplice. He had fallen into another trap orchestrated by the doctor, GCY, and CC.
This is purely my personal speculation. When WSW mentioned the doctor hadn't contacted him for a week, CC glanced…
The sixth day meant that the mission deadline had been exceeded, so CC quickly deduced that the doctor was hiding at GCY’s house. He then sent a text message exposing his friend’s scheme. The biggest beneficiary in this situation was GCY, who got to enjoy living with the doctor for a full week
Your upright moral compass and fair judgment put me to utter shame. This was the most electrifying moment in the…
I'm utterly obsessed with the clinic scene—the way his gaze burned with fierce possessiveness and jealousy sent electric tingles surging through my entire being, the exhilaration exploding in my throat until it threatened to choke me.
Am I the only one not getting what the timeline is supposed to look like rn?CC tells Doc he has 5 days to get…
This is purely my personal speculation. When WSW mentioned the doctor hadn't contacted him for a week, CC glanced at his phone and deduced they'd lost contact on the sixth day after he threatened the doctor. When CC said WSW "refused him for two nights," it didn't mean only two days had passed—rather, during that entire week, he'd solicited intimacy twice and been rejected.
The timeline essentially starts from CC's initial threat to the doctor. Approximately thirteen days have now elapsed since that threat to the current clinic events. Contact was severed precisely on the sixth day.
I was really liking this series up into the last few eps. All the manipulation, threats of rape, toxicity, tropes…
Your upright moral compass and fair judgment put me to utter shame. This was the most electrifying moment in the entire episode—my heart raced, I wanted to scream into my hands with exhilaration, and Earth suddenly felt too small to contain my excitement.
What is that candy that Chi Cheng gave Wu Suo Wei during the NC scene? Like, I think I can imagine what it is,…
Through the novel, it becomes clear that those were merely ordinary sweet candies, and covering the eyes was solely to avoid witnessing the pain and distress in WSW's eyes. Thus, when CC kissed WSW, they deliberately kept their eyes open to carefully observe the other's reaction.
As for why WSW was clutching their backside with such peculiar mannerisms the next day, consider it a manifestation of the author's juvenile fantasies during their early, budding creative phase.
I understand how you feel—I'm slightly disappointed too. Episode 11 hit me like a tsunami, especially as someone…
As a TXN fan, I share your sadness. He trends daily on Weibo's hot searches while enduring constant criticism. Though outwardly enjoying immense fame, he doesn't receive tangible benefits commensurate with his popularity. Short-cycle commercial projects like singing, dancing, or music performances yield quick returns. However, producing a TV series—from preparation and filming through post-production until broadcast—spans one or even two years. Given such an extended production period filled with unpredictable variables, capital rarely steps forward to proactively shoulder this level of risk. Consequently, his prospects are far from guaranteed.
I understand how you feel—I'm slightly disappointed too. Episode 11 hit me like a tsunami, especially as someone…
Low-budget TV productions or projects with limited funding might still cast them as leads.
But the risk assessment is simply too high—they could be banned by the State Administration of Radio and Television at any moment, just like those submerged BL dramas from the past that remain buried to this day. Capital won’t take that gamble.
We all know their current fame is massive, yet there’s no news of major brands partnering with them—no announcements that could boost their commercial value. They’re carrying immense popularity and hype, but it’s not translating into tangible benefits.
ZY’s prospects are slightly better. His situation is more flexible because he comes from an idol background—he can sing, dance, perform at music festivals, and convert his commercial value much faster.
Okay, so I just started episode 12, and I'm sorry, but the bed scene between Wu Suowei and Chi Cheng was so bad.…
I understand how you feel—I'm slightly disappointed too. Episode 11 hit me like a tsunami, especially as someone raised in China's strictly censored creative environment. With recent prison sentences for Danmei authors, it's astonishing that this production team dared to push boundaries so boldly. After Episode 11, expectations soared, making it natural to anticipate steamier scenes in the next installment. Yet I'm relieved Episode 12 stayed restrained—it signals the team prioritizing safety. So manage expectations: no significantly bolder intimate scenes lie ahead.
Doesn't the director want explosive moments to match the novel? Undoubtedly. He likely craved authenticity more than any viewer. But he consciously dialed back—to shield the actors.
Now, rumors of TXN facing a "soft ban" circulate, though we resist believing it. Authorities send tentative messages while weighing options. Whether speculation or reality, one certainty remains: major productions won't cast them as leads, nor will top brands offer endorsements—the risk is untenable. Still, the gains eclipse the losses. At their current visibility, livestreaming or influencer collaborations would surpass their prior obscurity tenfold. This exposure, though layered with challenges, becomes their most viable stepping stone.
The timeline essentially starts from CC's initial threat to the doctor. Approximately thirteen days have now elapsed since that threat to the current clinic events. Contact was severed precisely on the sixth day.
As for why WSW was clutching their backside with such peculiar mannerisms the next day, consider it a manifestation of the author's juvenile fantasies during their early, budding creative phase.
But the risk assessment is simply too high—they could be banned by the State Administration of Radio and Television at any moment, just like those submerged BL dramas from the past that remain buried to this day. Capital won’t take that gamble.
We all know their current fame is massive, yet there’s no news of major brands partnering with them—no announcements that could boost their commercial value. They’re carrying immense popularity and hype, but it’s not translating into tangible benefits.
ZY’s prospects are slightly better. His situation is more flexible because he comes from an idol background—he can sing, dance, perform at music festivals, and convert his commercial value much faster.
Doesn't the director want explosive moments to match the novel? Undoubtedly. He likely craved authenticity more than any viewer. But he consciously dialed back—to shield the actors.
Now, rumors of TXN facing a "soft ban" circulate, though we resist believing it. Authorities send tentative messages while weighing options. Whether speculation or reality, one certainty remains: major productions won't cast them as leads, nor will top brands offer endorsements—the risk is untenable. Still, the gains eclipse the losses. At their current visibility, livestreaming or influencer collaborations would surpass their prior obscurity tenfold. This exposure, though layered with challenges, becomes their most viable stepping stone.