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In that case, act as Lu Zhuo. See if you have any chemistry with the female lead hahaha

This female-centric drama has finally found the perfect male lead.

He is not just there for show; he serves as the female lead’s romantic partner.

The male lead can be gentle, cold, or deeply in love—he’s multifaceted.

People are so strange.

In female-centric dramas, some look down on the male lead simply because he doesn’t have much screen time. But let’s be real—a male lead is more than just a piece of decoration. His presence—serving the romantic plot and acting as a partner to the female lead—is already a significant contribution.

Be grateful—the dynamic between the two is incredibly healthy.

Awww. This female-centric drama has finally found the perfect ML.

ML can be soft, cold, or deeply in love. His chemistry with FL is excellent.

So far, his presence acts as a source of healing for the FL 💖😭💖😭💖

This is a female-centric drama. Limited screen time does not mean a character lacks significance to the plot.

Even villains with limited screen time are not necessarily unimportant characters.

They are a sexy and hot black-horse couple 💖

It was still almost a kiss, what about when a real kiss happens. Arhhh..

They are so sexy—ahhh, I can feel it ^^

The ballad OST sung by Zhang Hao is really good 😍😍

Oh, oh, oh I’m rewatching episode after episode before enjoying tomorrow’s episode 💖💖

WTME is a black horse 💖😭💖😭💖

Aaaaaaaa get all the episodes out, but don't finish this series. Oh oh oh how is this how is this? 💖😭💖😭💖

This drama is truly exciting, 1000%! 💖

Aaaaaaaa omg can't wait for next eps 💖

Every episode is a pleasure to watch. Rather than focusing solely on a romance—as is often the case in other dramas—it weaves in intrigues and a variety of other compelling elements.

To the screenwriter, Zhou Mo—hats off to you 💖😭💖😭💖

Why does this drama make one's mood more colorful? 😭💖

Hahaha 🤣🤣

Wow Tian Xiwei is WOW 😍😍

The more Wei Rao and Jun Dai exchange mischief, the more fun it is.

I’m laughing at you. You’re such a know-it-all—and yet, my profile picture is literally Yiran didi.

Wei Rao and Jun Dai are locked in a vicious rivalry. What a fantastic trope—kudos to the screenwriter!

Wei Rao is truly inventive. Instead of retreating when faced with traps from every direction, she fights back until those traps no longer affect her. She’s not like another typical FL. The writer has done an excellent job developing her character.

And then there’s Jun Dai, who sets traps only to end up caught in them herself. Jun Dai is certainly cunning, but Wei Rao is even sharper and more devious.

They trade scheme for scheme, layer upon layer—it’s incredibly satisfying to watch.

Not necessarily; the male lead has many distinct micro-expressions—especially when he’s being scolded by his grandmother in the park.