When a lot talk about the lack of kiss in the last episode, I would like to talk about all the act of love we witnessed. How precious was the scene when CC search the entire town to find Dabao's kumquat tree? How selfless was WSW when he sold everything to free his lover? How he didn't hesitate to kowtow to his enemy to try to help CC. How he did his best to find CC's beloved snakes. CC accompanying WSW's mom at the hospital, bringing her nourishing food, supporting as if she was his own mother. Freeing him from sorrow, yelling in the wind, cooking for him. And so much more. The wonderful hugs we've got, the smiles, the gazes, the carresses, the complicity, the laughs. I mean... I also would have loved a final kiss. But with all these above, I'm content and I can only be grateful and I wouldn't trade a final kiss for all these tender and emotional moments which are, for me, much more representative of a real relationship.
guys did we watch the same last episode ... why are people saying the last episode is a bromance omg. what bromance…
It's exactly these kind of scenes that are missing usually in BLs. Because it's easy to show 2 guys kiss but it's quite difficult to show intimacy, complicity, affection and deep love. I usually crave for these hugs, looks, love proof and I'm happy.
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How precious was the scene when CC search the entire town to find Dabao's kumquat tree? How selfless was WSW when he sold everything to free his lover? How he didn't hesitate to kowtow to his enemy to try to help CC. How he did his best to find CC's beloved snakes.
CC accompanying WSW's mom at the hospital, bringing her nourishing food, supporting as if she was his own mother. Freeing him from sorrow, yelling in the wind, cooking for him.
And so much more. The wonderful hugs we've got, the smiles, the gazes, the carresses, the complicity, the laughs.
I mean... I also would have loved a final kiss. But with all these above, I'm content and I can only be grateful and I wouldn't trade a final kiss for all these tender and emotional moments which are, for me, much more representative of a real relationship.