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We don’t really know exactly what caused his discomfort, so reducing what he expressed to “he just can’t take jokes” doesn’t seem like a fully rational conclusion. Regarding his family’s business, there’s also no confirmation that the circulating information is true. How did people conclude there were losses if his father never gave an interview or publicly portrayed himself as a victim over what happened?

It’s fair to point out that the situation may not have been handled in the best way. However, questioning or minimizing these actors’ right to express how they felt doesn’t seem appropriate either. And according to comments from people who have worked with him, this doesn’t appear to have been an impulsive or momentary reaction, but rather discomfort that may have built up over the course of several months.

This is the first time he has spoken out. He has never done it before, so he must have his reasons, especially knowing the backlash that would follow. Besides, he is not the only adult in this situation; we have to be reasonable, everyone bears some responsibility.

I feel like the issue is more complex than some people make it seem. We’re talking about someone who, according to what he expressed, felt uncomfortable and excluded during a large part of the program. There’s a difference between making jokes that everyone takes naturally and situations that end up affecting or making someone uncomfortable. Since this was a show, it’s logical to think that, as professionals, they would try to handle things so they wouldn’t escalate. Even so, the different reactions — apologies, silence, or explanations — suggest that there is probably a broader context that the public doesn’t know about. And it’s important to remember that this doesn’t involve just two people, but an entire team.

My God… one more reason not to take these fans seriously. Yes, he plays rough; he’s always been like that, very playful. They’ve seen those videos many times, but did they ever say it was wrong or that he was a violent person? No. But now that they’re looking for reasons to attack him, suddenly everything is a problem. That’s what annoys me the most.

If you hate someone, then no matter how many signs there are that they may not be entirely at fault, you’ll still see them as the villain. So why even bother coming here just to attack other fans?

Dylan may not have handled the situation in the best way, that’s obvious. But is it wrong to feel uncomfortable, excluded, and speak about it? He didn’t name anyone or ask for an apology. People from The INN said he was clearly very upset after filming. It doesn’t seem like this was a momentary feeling driven by fans, but something that had been building up.

This is the first time he has communicated his point of view; he has never done so before. He must have his reasons. But attacking him like this and taking things out of context feels very irrational, especially knowing that in China many actors cannot speak up when they experience bullying.

QSQ’s testimony is strange. If it weren’t for the preview of episode 25, I might have actually believed her.

Wooww. What a way to lie — his story has so many inconsistencies.

Same here. It surpasses episode 10 by far. 😭

At this point, the revelation in episode 23 doesn’t surprise me anymore. People had already been speculating about it online… but I still feel like there are loose ends.

If I thought episode 10 would be the most heartbreaking and painful of all, episode 22 surpasses it by far😭. And what was that ending???

I really doubt she’s the killer, despite all the theories people are making online. But there’s no doubt that she’s an accomplice.

Who is the man with three cigarette burns on his arm? He was the one responsible for forging the blue high heels. I have a feeling he’s Xu Meng’s boyfriend. Could he also be responsible for RFX’s death? Because at this point, it’s obvious his death was not an accident. He had already solved the case twelve years earlier… but how much is he trying to hide to the point of making everyone connected to this case disappear?

Could Xu Meng’s boyfriend be the killer? When He Yuan Hang entered his studio, he saw many tools that, according to the assistant, are part of his work. And to carry out a dismemberment, someone would need enough experience and strength to do it.

I really hope not. But according to what He Yuan mentioned, RFX has been dead for 12 years. However, in the latest episodes, there’s growing suspicion that his death wasn’t an accident..

According to the writer and many critics, the last 5 episodes are explosive.😌🔥

No way. 18 episodes in and I still don’t know who the killer is… but that preview for the next episode is 🔥

There’s a big plot twist later on, and each episode just keeps getting better and better.

I really liked their chemistry. But there are rumors on Weibo that she might be the real culprit. I hope they’re not true… I liked the idea of RFX having someone by his side.😭

Is it already available internationally? I’ve been waiting for it to premiere on Netflix.

This drama is very meticulous, even in the smallest details. And I really applaud that.