BL worshipper

True, but what if you go in and drop it at the first episode without giving a chabce for the story to develop? Is the feedback of someone wjo didn't finish the entire story reslly as important if they don't know whether it ever gets better (or worse)?

No blurb for this baby? I really enjoyed his acting in Leopard Cat Scjolar, bravo!

I think they were! In the news paper Tao found when he got pushed back into 2025, it was reporting the murder case and I believe they have been brought to justice, but we just didn't actually see what happened

Awwww they left the ending open-ended, but it's pretty obvious they will find each other again, how sweet

Wait a damn sec, did cat bro seriously just 'die' cuz he felt too weak and didn't want to go on anymore in ep19???? WHAT THE HECK HELLO DID U FORGET UR BF IS IMMORTAL??? HE'S PROBABLY LITERALLY IN THE SAME COUNTRY JUST GO FIND HIM OR STH

Edit: Oh wait, I just realised, it's probably cuz the time travelling sapped his powers, oops sorry cat bro my bad

I mean having that special heart means him not ageing doesn't really make sense since he's been ageing fine before, so is there a particular criteria which makes him stop ageing? Like the day when he first died or sth? Or at least he doesn't know he's died before since mr cat keeps turning back time to save him, so maybe it's mr cat's interference which makes him immortal?

Wait a sec is this a continuation?

Ok to answer my own question, it is, and our little scholar has become a rich student haha

Gao DeFen truly is a rare breed of top employee, and Li TianRan is another rare breed of incompetence lmao

Sooo agreed that ending ruined everything for me

Oh wow how did i actually manage to guess who the killers were

I love that Wang bro just walks around with a huge flower on this head hahaha, but seriously the og Wang bro is the real hero here, sacrificing himself to save his friend

Oh wow, when I typed this, I didn't think he would genuinely die to save Tao bro, that's just next level heroic

Nice little low-budget series shot in one house with 3 actors. Honestly, I was quite surprised by the calibre of the acting, the two male leads were phenomenal at their jobs. The plot itself may not be anywhere near perfect, but it was a nice and fun ride. Also that asmr in the last ep???

I heard we're getting a full series adaption for this????

Is this good/bad?

Wait I'm not sure if I missed something, but how was ShiYi poisoned? Cuz it was said that he arrived at the Peach Blossom place already near death and poisoned, but I thought he was only poisoned after he arrived by the oldest brother?

Oh ho I knew the imperial consort girlie didn't die

Basically, from what I can tell, it's an investigation of a single murder case spanning over 7 days, on the land of a family of psychopaths. Seems interesting so far though, especially loving the senior/junior brother tension

How is this one?

It's amazing how this girl gets herself into the most life-endangering situations yet has not a single shred of self-defence skill, I kinda had high expectations, but this isn't as good as I thought it would be

I usually don't watch sitcoms, but this is actually really fun! As a long time cdrama watcher, I've never actually come across a c-sitcom before, and I unexpectedly love it

And I'm lowkey glad I know chinese, cuz you do actually need it to understand the effort they put into naming the characters haha

Just finished ep4, and it's just .. not that exciting? Like I've watched plenty of similar detective/bromance-themed cdramas and most of them are fantastic, like Under the Skin, but this just isn't very gripping. Wondering if I should drop it .. it's also funny given how LFP is one of the main characters, he really didn't show up much in these few eps. And the whole 'hypnotism' theme, it seemed like such a flimsy excuse for them not finding any evidence for their cases, like what do you mean you can randomly pull in hypnotism as a reason for why those 3 people got killed? Surely even a hypothesis or conjecture has to be evidence-based? Is the evidence simply the assumption that they felt no pain?