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Nah, Changyang is cunning in the sense that he suggested that Qingtian should bring his brother along to Molie. But he'd never arrange sasaeng on Qinglang to make sure his plans worked. Qingtian is just upset that his friend seemingly innocent suggestion wasn't so innocent and he didn't expect his brother to fall in love within such a short time.

It's the same director of Lychee Island.

The only way to cope is to watch the reaction videos from the actors, their v-logs, interviews and the bts videos. and yes, the novel.

Changyang wasn't involved with Qinglang and his brother investor relationship. Qingtian knew Xu Wenshu first and when Qinglang needed investment for his drama, Qingtian introduced the two of them.

I'm not sure there's a character chart but if you want to know who is who by names, I can write it out for you.

Yunnan, China

It's on Youtube as well. First 4 episodes are free to watch but you can pay for their channel membership to watch episode 5 and get other perks.

It's on their YouTube page. They have a playlist for it.

How is everyone holding up after today's episode? cause I need to rewatch the first four episodes for emotional support. Also, this ep cleared up things more about the 2nd cp. They're kinda mirroring Shi Yuhao and Qinglang from seven years ago, hopefully their ending will be different. But since the drama they're filming is a remake of Qinglang's hit debut, i see some parallels. The knife spinning scene almost made me dizzy. I was trying to figure out its symbolism so bad so when that ending scene came on, it finally hits. The contrast between Qinglang smiling happily when eloping to him crying on their way back is so vivid. Gosh, I hope Sister Lan and Guo survives cause the guilt Qinglang already feels... I wonder what Shi Yuhao showed her on that call to have caused her to get so distracted. It must have been something huge that could hurt Qinglang. I can't believe I have to wait a full week for episode 6.

same here. It's the first I'm this invested in. I can't wait for tomorrow.

Here's their official YT page: www.youtube.com/@jialanshanying
Kuma (the one with the wolf cut hair) is On IG as @kumakid.106

This was a really good read. I just wanted to clarify that Qinglang asked " Do you like men" in that scene not " I like men". Gagaoolala translation or Youtube subs probably messed it up but it was a question.

The synopsis is far from what the drama is really all about. This drama was my best watch in May. I yelled at my screen a couple of times and cried hard in the middle of the night but I loved every bit of it. The writers are really bold for stacking unlikable characters up while making them feel so human even if you can't relate with them. The character development and the deep dive into relationships and the world of publishing was very intriguing.

so far, there's episode zero and episodes 1-4 in one playlist on their Youtube. Episode zero is basically a prologue.
Then there's another playlist for what they call "small theatre", it's usually a scene that feels like an extra clip but adds more context to the plot. 2 small theatre videos have been released. One is for when Changyang helps Qinglang with his pajamas. The second one showed what happened in the tent in ep 4.

I'm so jealous. I wish I was more restrained.

everyone is going crazy over the ost on all socials even in weibo.

about the hand sign, I think it's one of those girls who were assisting the tea villagers. Right before Qinglang picked Changyang's call, they showed that one of the girls were nearby.

It was filmed in Yunnan Province in China.

Yes. He's the one. I didn't realize it was him too until later.

the makeout scenes in the end credits are from future episodes. It's part of the small theatre/ extra videos they'll post for each normal episodes. If you check well, you'll see that it's numbered.