Lady_Kexing

What if I dislike the brother? Should I get your approval first? 😏

People are allowed to have different opinions on fictional characters. Calling it “weird” when they don’t agree with you, and saying you’re “concerned” by their reasoning, comes across as far more judgmental than simply disliking a character.

At the end of the day, it’s fiction. Nobody needs permission to hate the brother, love Lu Feng, hate Lu Feng, or hate them both.

I don’t know if one already exist but we can create one if it doesn’t 😏 maybe a telegram group or something (I have no idea how discord works 🫠)

PREACH BESTIE 🙌🏻

Yeah unfortunately

I probably won’t miss this comment section 😂😂😂 but I will miss some of you 😭 (and the series as well 🥹)

Day kidnaps Itt because he believes Itt is responsible for harming his brother and wants revenge. He deliberately targets him, takes him to his house, and keeps him captive. While Itt is imprisoned, Day subjects him to repeated physical, verbal, and sexual abuse, treating him more as an outlet for his anger than as a person. Over time, Itt develops a traumatic attachment to Day, which is why many readers compare their dynamic to Stockholm syndrome. From that point on, their relationship becomes deeply codependent, with both of them unable to let go of each other despite the abuse and damage that formed the foundation of their bond.

Yeah he’s toxic and obsessed and he will never change 🤷🏼‍♀️
That’s why I said that there isn’t a redemption arc for him. Because he won’t be able to better himself

I completely agree with you.

To be honest, this comment section has genuinely made me enjoy this series less. Not because of the story itself, but because it feels impossible to discuss the characters without first adding a hundred disclaimers.

For me, some things are obvious. Condemning rape and abuse should be obvious. It shouldn’t have to be repeated every two seconds just to earn the right to talk about a character’s emotions, motivations, or psychology.

Yet every day I see people being accused of supporting Lu Feng simply because they’re discussing his POV or trying to understand what goes on in his head. That’s absurd.

This is the first time in my 29 years of life that I’ve felt unable to freely discuss a fictional toxic character because of the judgment of other viewers. And honestly, it’s ridiculous.

What I find ironic is that some people spend all their time criticizing Lu Feng for being toxic, manipulative, and aggressive, then turn around and attack real people for having a different interpretation of the story. They dig into the psychology of a morally grey character while simultaneously behaving in an aggressive and verbally hostile way toward other fans.

Day is WAY worse than Lu Feng and many other characters, yet I’ve never seen this level of outrage about him being a certified rapist.

And honestly, I’ve never seen the comment section of Love Syndrome become as toxic as this one. People disagreed, sure, but they weren’t attacking or insulting other viewers.

I don’t want to defend him, and it bothers me that I have to put a disclaimer before saying anything related to this series.

But I don’t think he meant “please wake up so I can do it again.” In the whole hospital scene, he was admitting that his revenge had lured him into a state of psychosis, and he acknowledged that it was all part of a plan to make Yi Chen pay for how much he had suffered. At that point, I think he just wanted him to wake up because he missed him.

That said, Lu Feng CLEARLY has problems. The first one is that he’s obsessed and he can’t let go of that obsession.

Also, I don’t think the story wants to redeem him. I think the story wants to show us the darkest side of love. He will always be a little manipulative and obsessed, and that’s part of his character.

And you’re right! When it comes to Lu Feng he surely act like a coward.

Also, I do think he has feelings for Lu Feng. I just personally don’t see them as love. To me, love is also about choosing someone, standing by them, and putting them first when it matters. Yi Chen consistently puts other people above Lu Feng and is even willing to go against him to please those he considers more important. That’s why, from my perspective, it doesn’t feel like love.

Very interesting 😏

Or at least he could’ve remained wherever he was 😭😭😭

idk but curious 😏 tell me more 👀

I really want to move on, but I genuinely can’t stand the brother 😂😂

And the funny thing is that he was being selfish once again by asking YC to leave with him, yet he had the audacity to tell YC to be selfish.

What a clown 🤡

I’m sorry, but I genuinely can’t get past the fact that Yi Chen’s brother has this much control over him.

I know the show wants me to see their bond as touching, but at this point it just makes me uncomfortable.
I would’ve much preferred Yi Chen telling Lu Feng, “Bro, I can’t forgive you. I’m leaving and moving on with my life.”

At least that would’ve been HIS choice.
Instead, he leaves because his brother asks him to.

For once, I’d like Yi Chen to make a choice because HE wants it, not because someone else does.

Unfortunately, for me, it’s not love. Yi Chen doesn’t love Lu Feng, and not just because of the kidnapping. He didn’t love him long before that, and Lu Feng fucking knows it.
That’s why he’s always trying so hard to hold on to him. Because deep down, he knows that if he lets go, Yi Chen won’t choose him

This entire love story only exists because Lu Feng refuses to let go 😭😭

If it were up to Yi Chen, they would’ve been strangers after the first breakup

He clearly remembers everything. When Lu Feng reached for the ladder and touched him, Yi Chen looked genuinely scared.As for the time jumps, we’ll probably never know 💀 They clearly want to keep that information from us. It could be a day, a year, or five years for all we know. 😂