Love in the Clouds

Love entrapped in LIES.....BUT hearts ❤️❤️remain SINCERE

​I honestly loved watching this drama; I enjoyed each moment and kept anticipating more. 😍😍 The BEST WUXIA.....💯💯

​SYNOPSIS

​The story begins with the Qingyun Tournament, in which the ML and FL compete. The FL gets poisoned and loses the tournament. She discovers that the ML has the antidote and sets out on a journey to retrieve it. This journey leads to the entanglement of the FL and ML in a web of lies and deception...🕸🕸🕸


*​JI BOZAI (ML): 😍🤩I loved this character the most. Sincere, soft-hearted, and genuine. He redefined love as a selfless gesture. (Love is doing something without expecting anything in return.) He kept falling for the FL's lies and tricks, which may look frustrating, but one cannot hate this character.


​*MING YI (FL):🤪🫠 Quick-witted, funny, and has a lot of tricks up her sleeve. She may be an annoying character who lies to the ML quite a bunch of times and doesn't clear the misunderstandings between them. Though lying is not good in a relationship, her heart was always sincere toward the ML. (One can say her mouth speaks one thing and her heart speaks otherwise.)


*Their relationship began with lies. Then they used each other and kept testing each other. The ML fell first, and the FL got entrapped in her lies and fell harder. Both of them tore each other apart, but these two souls can never really be apart.


​*The story is very simple and fast-paced. The romantic moments—them teasing each other and publicly displaying their emotions—add spice to the show and make the audience crave more.😍😍


​*Maybe I hoped there would be a stronger villain. I never wanted the pitiful Situ Ling's character to turn darker. His obsession with protecting the FL initially, then wanting her for himself, was not very exciting. His character had the potential to remain as the FL's brother rather than an obsessive stalker.

*​I loved the ML and FL's companion beasts; they were so cute. They always helped the ML and FL get through the hardships.😻😻🐉🐉

*​I also liked the princess character and her love story. She was cute and her friendship with the main leads was refreshing to watch.

*​Their costumes and setting were all good. The action sequences didn't disappoint. Special mention to the cute pics at the end of each episode.


​OVERALL: LIGHT-HEARTED, FUN TO WATCH, ROMANTIC TENSIONS AT THEIR PEAK.💘💘🏔🏔

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Romantic comedy, action and twisted plot

All characters well played, foremost ML and FL have a great chemistry, mesmerizing look.
ML (Ji Bozai) has a great facial expression; he can express all feelings and connections without speech, just through his eyes.
I think the director succeeded in selecting all players for both main roles and supporting roles. The makeup artists have a great job; all of them are beautiful.
Plot: Until episode 30, this series has a smooth plot, but after that, it's too rushed as if it should end at episode 36. I hate it was ends.
Hopefully, there will be another drama for this couple. So Love it !!!

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For the Romantics Who Don’t Mind Getting Lost in the Mist

💫 Pure eyecandy for romantics and dreamers — one of those dramas you rate with your heart, not your brain.

If you’re here for logic-tight plotting or fast-paced action, this might not be your cup of tea. But if you’re in the mood for a soft, colorfully shot fantasy romance that makes your inner romantic sigh, this one’s worth the watch.

The charm
Hou Minghao and Lu Yuxiao have real chemistry. Ji Bozai and Ming Yi’s connection feels quietly magnetic: it’s in the way they look at each other, the small smiles, the unspoken understanding. Their relationship grows slowly but with genuine emotional weight, and when the story lets them breathe, it’s easy to get swept up.

The visuals are stunning: a world wrapped in mist, poetic shots, and flowing robes that make you pause just to take it in. You can tell a lot of care went into the atmosphere. It’s soft fantasy at its most visually romantic.

The not-so-perfect bits
The deception and misunderstandings… oh boy. They drag way too long. You just want to shake them and say, “Talk openly, please.” It drags way more than necessary, and the payoff comes late enough that some emotional tension feels stretched thin.
Also, Ji Bozai (Hou Minghao) deserved more screen time; sometimes the side characters’ subplots took over, and while a few were fun, it did make the pacing uneven.

What makes it still worth it
Despite the flaws, Love in the Clouds has heart. It’s not a groundbreaking story, but the romance hits in a lovely, wistful, and emotionally satisfying way. The gentle yearning, and two leads whose chemistry makes you forget about logic for a bit (if you can see past the mist of deception).

Final thoughts
If you’re strict about clichés, this story might test your patience. There are plenty of witholding the truth long-stretched moments that can keep you from fully enjoying it. I actually put the drama on hold twice because of that, and while I eventually finished it, it left a bit of a bitter aftertaste.
Still, I have to admit, I was in the mood for this kind of soft, romantic fantasy, and the leads’ chemistry pulled me back in. The acting is solid all around (both leads and supporting cast), and the romance scenes are beautifully executed, even if the story’s emotional logic doesn’t always hold up.

I’d call it a 7.5/10 —close to an 8 for the romance, visuals and chemistry alone — but the lack of a single truly honest conversation until far in prevented me from fully falling in love with it.

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OH MAN... this one's gonna be hard to forget

Love in the Clouds has been an absolutely mesmerizing drama that you just cant't take your eyes off of for one second. Did I also mention gut-wrenching and soul-crushing? Yea, they twist the knife a few times, and it really tugs at your heart strings whenever they do. Its honestly been a long while since I've watched a drama with all the elements I'm looking for—enemies to lovers, powerful female lead, one-sided flirting, through the roof tension, enticing storylines, and honestly these all sound common but what's rare is how LITC perfectly executes them.

The story begins with Ming Xian, crown prince of Yaoguang Mountain, strongest warrior in all the 6 realms, beloved saviour of her people—oh, and also, not a man by the way. Since birth, her mother has hidden Ming Xian's true identity as a woman to maintain her own position as Empress, cruelly keeping her at a cold distance with no expectations but for her to train and perfect herself as the crown prince. Every year, a tournament is held to determine which realm gets to receive the "blessed rain", which provides wealth and prosperity to the realm that receives it. After dominating the last 7 years in a row, it is now the 8th year she has participated, and also documents the last few moments before she loses everything she once held dear. Fighting against a mysterious new opponent, Ji Bozai, she's poisoned with the Heavenly Grief, damaging her spiritual veins rendering her powers useless. For the first time ever, shes lost. The Empress, seeing her without her powers, tells her to leave the realm at once with her position at risk, and to undo the gender spell while looking for the cure. Left with nowhere to go, Ming Xian swears revenge on Ji Bozai, and coincidentally, he is the only one with the cure, the Golden Millet Dream. Eventually travelling to his realm, Jixing Abyss, and selling herself to a brothel, she renames herself Ming Yi and begins her countless attempts to get close to Ji Bozai. Opportunities arise, and Ming Xian successfully places herself within his residence as his (pretend) woman, proving useful to him in order to avoid his enemies. Life has never been more complicated for Ming Xian, especially when EVERYONE wants the golden millet dream, and the owner of it seems to have a really hard time trusting people. Ohhh riight, and no one knows where it is or if he really has it. Ji Bozai has not lived an easy life, growing up an orphan in a prison with no one to rely on but himself, enduring hunger, pain, abuse, and betrayals. Appearing out of nowhere followed by a sudden rise of fame, it all seems to be pre-planned, and man is he a cunning schemer. He is NOT going to be trusting anyone anytime soon while on a revenge quest of his own. Attempting to win his actual heart and trust, Ming Yi will do whatever it takes—at the cost of her shedding an enormous amount of fake tears, sacrificing herself multiple times, and meddling with his problems a lot more than he wants her to. Ming Xian becomes closer to Ji Bozai than ever, but when feelings of guilt, hidden identities, and affection arises, who's lying to who, and who's falling for who?

Plotwise, I think they have a nice story set up, I don't agree with the people saying there's no plot/direction. They've got the revenge down, the multiple villains, the different plot twists, nothing that screams no plot to me. However, majority of the time you're really just rooting for the leads to be happy, share genuine moments where they're not pretending, and to finally get together.

Starring ms Lu Yuxiao and mr Hou Minghao. I would also just like to say, Ming Yi's styling in the first 2/3 of this drama is just chef's kiss. Her hair, her outfits, her makeup, it's all so ethereal. If there's one thing to take away from this drama, it's that Lu Yuxiao SERVED FACE. Hou Minghao and lowkey the entire supporting cast also served face (like seriously, they cast a lot of attractive people, like Yu Chengen) but Xiaoxiao, GODDAMN SHE SERVED FACE ON A WHOLE OTHER LEVEL. Also fell in love with her character here where she plays the mischievous, flirty, damsel in distress SO WELL. She really stole the show with this one, and I can't wait to see more of her future projects. Hou Minghao was also amazing, first time I'm watching him btw (always wanted to watch Back to the Brink but never got to it!), I'm guessing he's quite familiar with the cold male lead roles, but watching his character fall for Ming Yi is adorable with his softened eyes, his subtle change in expressions, mixed with a side of jealousy. Really good OSTs sang by these two by the way. These two are the cutest pair in the drama, and real life, and I REALLY REALLY REALLY hope they get another drama together in the future. Like seriously, just put them in a second drama and they'll fall in love. Trust. Really appreciate how much the drama is able to focus on these two main characters and their development without showing too much of the side characters, while also keeping a compelling plot and mysteries you want to uncover as well. Final note, the kiss scenes go crazy in this.

I don't know what else to say, but if you want to watch a romance with a LOT of tension along with the necessary push and pulls, just watch this.

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I Entered with Zero Expectations and Left Enchanted — A Love Story Etched in Stardust

💫 First Impressions

Oof! Just finished this, and I haven’t felt such a strong urge to rewatch something immediately in ages! I’m simply thankful that Lu Yuxiao and Hou Minghao accepted this project because their visuals and chemistry are chef’s kiss! 👏

I entered this realm with zero expectations but came out completely enchanted. I’m now emotionally attached to the MingZai couple—it’s honestly going to be hard to move on! 🥺

🌟 What I Loved (Pluses)

(+) The visuals are insane.
Neither overshadows the other—both LYX and HMH totally slay their looks. From the intricate hairstyles and soft yet alluring makeup to the beautifully designed costumes, everything screams perfection. I also appreciate how newer Xianxia dramas have evolved: gone are the stiff wigs and plastic accessories. This is elegance done right. ✨

(+) The chemistry is top-tier.
From their very first interaction, their connection feels natural and magnetic. The love scenes are hot, romantic, and beautifully shot. It even gives short-drama vibes with how intense and passionate their kisses are! 🔥

(+) The color grading, set design, and CGI are breathtaking.
Every frame feels painterly, every landscape a work of art. The use of light, color, and movement makes the entire show a visual feast. I found myself pausing just to admire the details! 🎨

(+) The story handles misunderstandings maturely.
Miscommunication is kept minimal (thank heavens 🙏). When conflicts do arise, the characters handle them logically—especially Ji Bozai. Both leads are mature, emotionally intelligent, and genuinely care for each other. Their willingness to sacrifice themselves for love is heartbreaking yet beautiful.

(+) Both characters are equally powerful.
This is rare in romance-centered fantasy dramas! I love how both MY and JBZ stand on equal ground—strength-wise and emotionally. They complement rather than overshadow each other. 💪

(+) No unnecessary deaths.
None of the characters actually die—except those who truly deserve it. And thank goodness they didn’t kill off the companion beast! 🐉 A small but meaningful win in the Xianxia world where tragedy is often overused.

(+) Every side character matters.
Even though I wasn’t too invested in Tianji and Yan Xiao, I love that each side couple gets closure. Every character, good or bad, plays a meaningful role in the narrative. No one feels wasted or purposeless—a rare feat! 🌱

⚡ What Could Be Better (Minuses)

(-) The directing of fight scenes feels weak.
While the love scenes are beautifully executed, the fight sequences often fall flat. Some are too short, too stiff, or end abruptly—leaving me thinking, “Wait, that’s it?” The choreography deserved more fluidity and intensity.

(-) The music in the final episode is... rough.
The soundtrack overlaps awkwardly, killing the emotional tone of several scenes. The moment when JBZ talks to Bo Yulan’s portrait should’ve been moving, but instead it feels jarringly comedic due to mismatched background music. 🎵

(-) Ming Yi’s power deserved more spotlight.
She has amazing moments—especially in emergencies—but I wish the finale showcased her full potential. The first episode doesn’t count since she was weakened by Heavenly Grief. Toward the end, she becomes slightly sidelined, which underplays her incredible strength and character.

💭 Final Thoughts

Overall, this drama is a visual masterpiece with incredible chemistry and high rewatch value. You just can’t get enough of JBZ and MY together. 💕

If you’re looking for a Xianxia drama with strong romance, emotional depth, and stunning visuals, this is the one. It’s going straight to my favorites list.

🌌 Fairy Ming Yi is just sooooo beautiful—it’s such a shame we don’t get to see that divine styling again until the very end.

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a great show that can hold its ambition!!

I was not expecting this show to become one of my favourite cdramas!!

the opening fighting scene and the overly flirtatious pilot made me almost drop this show because i was 't sure where it was going... but So glad I continued... quickly, we realize the plot is so engaging and the characters feel genuine.

While it has the usual tropes about identities, the evolution of the leads was a satisfying watch!
Not only is the storyline and twists well done, a lot of surprises along the way, but the pace is also flawless!

the title of my review says it was an ambitious show: I feel the production was ambitious in creating the story of two very strong leads, ming yi and ji bozai, and they didn't fail.
From the ost, to the chemistry, to the support cast, the cgi... all well done!

I think it's important to mention that for strong main leads, dramas often fail them in creating arcs or a few seasons where they act out of character and suddenly they are dum, or frustrating just for the plot... This show had the plot AND character development. ( for ming yi there are even more nuances)

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May be the best of 2025

I've been waiting for this drama since I watched Fangs of Fortune last year and fell in love with Hou Ming Hao. I fell for his performance and acting skills and when I found out he was going to be playing a role alongside Lu Yu Xiaou whom had blown me away with her role in My Journey To You, I was hella excited!!!

And it did not disappoint!

We follow young Ming Xian, the crown prince of Yuangguang Palace and top warrior of an annual contest held within the Hexu realms. She's been walking around looking like a boy all her life and has to keep up the ruse of being a crown prince for the sake of her home but then she loses for the first time in 7 years to a lower realm and faces the consequences.
Someone has poisoned her during the contest and under the disguise of her true self, Ming Yi, (the female she) she travels to the winning realm to find the warrior who defeated her. She wants to make him heal her or steal the antidote only he possesses.

Ming Yi manages to find a way into Ji Bo Zai's home and become his lady of the house. Through wit and perseverance, she twists him around her fingers and plays him like a fiddle. Only.. she doesn't know he has use for her too and the two become each others pawns.

Ar first the drama is very humorous. It's funny, quick and witty. Ming Yi and Jo Bo Zai dance around each other and keep using each other for their own gain until they begin to trust one another and feelings come into play. It's such a beautifully done slow-burn and their chemistry almost burned through my screen. Their kisses were hot and the push-and-pull between them was to die for.

The only thing I didn't really like were the climaxes in the story. They felt a bit... anti-climactic. The story builds up so much around certain plot points but when it comes down to it, it doesn't really pull it through. I missed the WOW factor a little.
Don't get me wrong. I absolutely adored the drama and loved every bit of it but it didn't keep me on the edge of my seat. Some of the bigger epiphanies weren't that impactful, such as: the emperor of Yuanguang palace telling her to never come back and we keep seeing her at her old home. Or the breaking point of Situ Ling. He never really broke and always reverted back into the puppy dog that trailed after Ming Yi.

I do really recommend this drama. It's a must-watch for anyone who loves Xianxia dramas. It's one of the best this year.

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A Roller Coaster of Romance: Chemistry, Emotion, and Unforgettable Moments

I really enjoyed this drama! The chemistry between the male and female leads, combined with the strong writing, made it both entertaining and deeply emotional—especially during the most powerful moments. I found myself watching it every morning because each episode’s ending left me eager to see what would happen next.

It’s definitely one of my favorite dramas this year, not only for the incredible chemistry between the leads but also for the beautiful production and costume design. While the story could have been better, I absolutely loved the soundtrack and the couple’s chemistry both on and off screen.

If you love romance, this show will take you on an emotional ride filled with laughter, tears, frustration, and plenty of sweet moments.

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A breathtaking, emotional, and empowering fantasy ^^

I can confidently say Love in the Clouds is one of my absolute favorite dramas of 2025. I had high expectations, and it didn’t just meet them — it exceeded them. From the story to the acting, everything felt so heartfelt and beautifully crafted.

At first, the pacing is a bit slow, but once the world opens up, it becomes such an emotional and thrilling journey. The story balances fantasy, love, and identity with a sincerity that’s rare. What really pulled me in was how Ming Yi (played by LYX) isn’t just a warrior — she’s a woman fighting to reclaim her identity in a world that refuses to see her. LYX was phenomenal. Her performance was layered, raw, and endlessly moving. She portrayed strength and fragility so naturally that I found myself rooting for her every second.( I can be totally biased about LYX because she nailed it and once again showed her greatness as actress and her versatility).

And then there’s Ji Bo Zai (HMH) — what a character! He’s powerful, sharp, and mysterious, yet what really stood out was his emotional intelligence. He never once belittled Ming Yi for being a woman. Instead, he uplifted her, supported her, and made sure she could shine on her own terms. That’s what made their relationship so special — it wasn’t about dominance or saving each other, it was about mutual respect and growth. Their chemistry was absolutely off the charts — intense, funny, tender, and magnetic all at once.

I also have to say: the supporting cast deserves so much love. Every single one of them added something meaningful to the story — the friends, the princess, the beasts, the secondary couples — they made the world of Love in the Clouds feel alive. They were touching, expressive, and often delivered moments that genuinely made me tear up.

Visually, the show is just stunning. The CGI, the costumes, and the cinematography are pure art. Every frame looks like a painting. And the OSTs — especially “Love in the Clouds” and “Pretending It’s Nothing” — perfectly capture the emotions of each scene. I still listen to them because they bring back all the feelings this drama gave me.

The ending? Absolutely satisfying. It’s so refreshing to see a xianxia drama where love and hope win without unnecessary sacrifices. Ming Yi and Ji Bo Zai got the ending they truly deserved — a peaceful and beautiful one.

This drama is about love, equality, and healing. It’s about learning to embrace who you are and finding someone who sees you for exactly that. I laughed, I cried, I fell in love. LYX once again proved why she’s one of the most versatile actresses of her generation.

Love in the Clouds is emotional, empowering, and simply unforgettable. If you love fantasy with real heart and characters that stay with you, don’t miss this one. 🌙💫

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Love in the Clouds — A Drama That Soars Above the Rest

From the very first episode, the chemistry between HMH and LYX was electric, and the world-building in Love in the Clouds was exceptionally well done. The story’s setting feels vivid and immersive, drawing viewers into a world where emotion and atmosphere blend seamlessly.

This is exactly how a drama should be: where the female lead isn’t naïve or dependent, but stands as an equal — if not stronger — counterpart to the male lead. Their connection and mutual understanding are truly remarkable. Despite coming from completely different backgrounds, their thoughts, values, and emotions align naturally, creating a relationship that feels real and deeply rooted.

Too often, dramas insert romance simply because it’s expected, without giving it meaning or growth. Love in the Clouds avoids that trap beautifully — its romance evolves organically, shaped by empathy, respect, and emotional maturity.

Adding to its brilliance is the attention to detail across every element of production — from the elegant costume design and striking visual effects to the cinematography that captures both grandeur and intimacy. The entire cast works in perfect harmony, enhancing every scene and making the story come alive.

⭐ 10/10 — Love in the Clouds stands out as one of 2025’s finest dramas, a masterclass in storytelling, performance, and emotional depth.

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Visually Stunning But That's It

This is one of those dramas I really wanted to love. I went into it with high expectations especially with the cast, the visuals, the fantasy setting, everything screamed potential but honestly, I came out feeling pretty underwhelmed. I know a lot of people are absolutely obsessed with this one, so don’t come for me, but it just didn’t hit the way I hoped it would. I wanted to like it so badly, but overall, I just wasn’t convinced by the chemistry between the leads. Hou Minghao and Lu Yuxiao looked great together on screen, sure, but emotionally? It felt flat. Something about their dynamic just didn’t click for me.

I actually managed to finish the drama though I’ll admit, I was skipping through most of the last 10, 15 episodes because by that point, it just started to drag. The constant back-and-forth, the endless miscommunication (or really, lack of communication) between the two leads drove me insane. Like, what do you mean she had so many chances to just tell him the truth and didn’t? I get that secrets and misunderstandings are staples in these kinds of love stories, but here it just made everything feel unnecessarily frustrating. Their relationship was meant to come off as playful, cute, and maybe even a little flirty, but to me, it all felt kind of forced even when they finally got together officially, the spark just wasn’t there.

As for the supporting characters… honestly, I couldn’t have cared less. None of them stood out or added anything meaningful to the plot. It felt like they were just there to fill space or stretch out the runtime. Hou Minghao did okay. He had his moments and definitely looked the part of a charming fantasy male lead, but his performance didn’t really mesmerize me. He’s undeniably handsome though, I’ll give him that. Lu Yuxiao’s acting was fine, but compared to what she delivered in MJTY, this was a step down. Ever since MJTY, I’ve been waiting to be wowed by her again, but so far her newer projects haven’t really done it for me, which is a shame, because she was so good then and I genuinely wanted to root for her.

If there’s one thing I can’t complain about, it’s the visuals. The CGI was stunning, absolutely beautiful, from the fight scenes to the ethereal costumes/settings. The production team clearly put a lot of love into the look and feel of the world, and visually it’s a treat. But that’s just it. It’s all look, no depth. Love in the Clouds ended up being one of those dramas that’s gorgeous to watch but kind of empty once you look past the surface. I don’t regret watching it, but it’s definitely not one I’ll be revisiting anytime soon.

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I was obsessed over this drama

I don’t normally write reviews on a regular basis but felt that with how obsessed I was with this drama that it warranted one lol.

Right from the beginning of this drama, I was obsessed, I think that the last drama that I was obsessed with was a Thai, Boys, Love drama called Cutie Pie. I literally have spent the last couple of weeks either camped out in the common section of. MDL or over on Reddit reading discussions about this drama. Normally if I get spoilers or like read spoilers from the novel which I always do because my sense of suspense sucks, I invariably get bored and then I’ll eventually always interest in the drama, but this was not the case for this drama. I think probably because the novel and the drama are quite different so it basically was like its own story, so while novel spoilers didn’t count. I still like didn’t mind reading drama spoilers either and never lost interest.

Production - I do think that the production could’ve used some work, they’re definitely could’ve been more explanations surrounding certain things. I know this has more to do with the editing after the fact, but as someone pointed out in the comment section when she decides to expose herself in order to introduce him as the new Crown Prince, since at this point, they weren’t together as the leads had just had a revelation about their identities. There were no previous scenes to show that they had talked about how they were going to introduce the male lead as the new Crown Prince. It would’ve been really nice to have shown them meeting up and going over the plan as to how they were going to move forward with knowing who they were now. Instead, it literally just showed the female lead going up to the emperor exposing who she was and then being like hey the new Crown Prince is coming with nothing to explain their thought processes in order to come up with this plan lol. I also think they could’ve done a better job and including more scenes of the female leads background to show that she also wasn’t treated the greatest. As we got many scenes without the mail lead was treated, but then only like one or two scenes to show how the female was treated. As a viewer, I don’t mind reading between the lines when it comes to this, but I know a lot of other commenters would have appreciated having a better visual at what the female lead also went through when it came to her background.

Story - I love the story if the story can keep me so invested that I don’t care about learning about novel spoilers or drama spoilers without losing interest then it gets a high score for me.

Acting /Cast- I just was so emotionally invested in the characters relationships I passionately defended the female lead in the comment section from those who tried to invalidate the characters abusive background. I did defend the male lead but to a lesser degree probably because they did a better job at showing what kind of background he had where is the female lead? It just was only a few snippets of memories here and there. I think that HMH and LYX such a phenomenal job portraying these characters that I could literally relate to them and their backgrounds as if they were actual people.

Yu Cheng An - a lot of commenters didn’t think that he had the experience with the acting chops to play a villain. I think he played a great villain, especially Moore towards the end, there were a couple of scenes where his expression looked downright evil. I know a lot of other viewers thought that just because he has a baby face that that means he doesn’t physically look like a villain? Looks have nothing to do with someone committing evil deeds lol, I actually think that it’s interesting that people think that just because you act evil doesn’t means that your physical features should look a certain way? I think personally he did a great job with his character and that it takes a really good actor for people to have such a strong dislike for that character

Music - I love the music and have already downloaded some of the songs that are now part of my playlist. I think that music just adds so much to the storytelling and emotions that are evoked when the right songs are chosen or written for that drama. Most of the dramas that I love I have some of the OST for and I listen to them regularly.

Rewatch Value - I’m going to give this a high rewatch value since throughout the series I’ve gone back to watch certain episodes or the scenes in certain episodes multiple times lol. 😂

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