There's something a bit ableist and toxic about all the comments resenting that his disability was fixable with…
You have a point ngl. People assume that the ending was ableist when I didn't see it that way. It was always shown from the start that the blindness was fixable with surgery (though seen as a pipe dream) and that Day isn't having an autoimmune condition that made him blind
saying that mhok benefiting from the breakup is crazy because we barely see what his life became
What are you talking about? Ofc we see what his life became. Dude became a sous-chef in Hawaii! That's a big deal for him career-wise! Imagine no one wanting to hire you because you were in prison, to this? It wouldn't have happened hadn't Day broken up with him!
while I can understand people's hesitance about the ending, my biggest problem with this show is how easily he…
Oh same! And imo people villainised Day because he broke up with Mhok. While blocking him was a bit much imo but at the same time he was in his early 20s people do stupid shit TT
Ngl villainizing Day for breaking up with Mhok isn't fair. His reaction was also a trauma-response from losing his vision. His entire life altered after losing his vision. And he wasn't "selfish". He was a brat, yes, but also somewhere inside he felt guilty for "holding him back". And Mhok should've been honest with him about his promotion to Hawaii. He shouldn't have said that he didn't get it. I understand where he comes from, but still transparency is important
and i share this with a friend of mine who watched ltw, but the breakup did good for them individually. Mhok progressed well in his career, after not getting a job because of his prison record, while Day became more independent and even opened a bookstore he always wanted to open (was like a second dream for him). While it'll be nice if Day also took some accountability, but what is done is done and just that moment doesn't make him toxic.
Been trying to watch it on YouTube but the subs are so bad! Literally one line is their name and second line is what theyre saying, like alternative. Where can i watch with fan-subs? because aside from YT and iQiyi it's nowhere to be found!
THIS GURLL Like if he was malicious, he would buy yxh accounts to release black material against them, pay douban…
OMG THE ABLEISM PART and also the "uneducated" part. I'm autistic, and reading social cues is a STRUGGLE! Idk whether WHD is neurodivergent, but he was just being direct about his feelings. And now since all these clips are easily refutable, they'd call him uneducated just because Shen Yue has a degree while he only went to vocational school (training to become a flight attendant). Yk how much of a privilege it is for the person of his background to go to college. Heck, a lot of people in rural China drop out in middle school because education is expensive and they can't afford it! They say China is a communist country, but this mentality is anything but communist lmao.
Lmao this incident is so funny it was initially such a nonissue. American celebs rant against each other (and…
Omg you said everything! Some hater is going to go "blah blah blah" because they can't prove themselves. I've been a fan for around 5-6 years, and dude is always a victim of cyberbullying, and he doesn't have the time to do black marketing on anyone. Someone literally called him a bully and "being mean to Shen Yue" for something as non-serious as "I was uncomfortable." Mind you, he didn't name any names! Idk if you're an Indian, but we literally saw Kangana Ranaut go bonkers on social media! If WHD is a "manchild," then judging by the "I thought I was too sensitive, but after reading analysis i realized i was indeed uncomfortable" post, he is the most mature manchild I ever saw lmao.
For those who accuse him of joking/"bullying" others but not being able to "take a joke", here is Wang Hedi getting the brunt out of all the reality shows and he was being a good sport about it BECAUSE THAT'S THE POINT!
He deserved nothing but respect and basic decency because he was a good boss. People who think he was "violent" either don't know the context of the other variety shows and just take three-second clips out of context and run with it, or they don't realize that he and his co-stars are mutually playful and both of them play rough with each other. It's all mutual! Or they just want to jump into the hatewagon while acting morally superior. Watch or don't watch these but before jumping into the bandwagon, please check both sides (which I know you won't).
Omg I saw multiple video of him tripping others, being violent to shen yue and you shu xing, and ding cheng xin.…
"Multiple videos," and it's just one video that was a setup to see how one reacts to it. And both SY and YSX played rough with him as well, with SY even saying that she hit him a lot and it was fun; YSX even pulled his wig. All the variety shows where he was "violent" were when all of them were rough with each other, and there were many times WHD faced the brunt of it as well:
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and i share this with a friend of mine who watched ltw, but the breakup did good for them individually. Mhok progressed well in his career, after not getting a job because of his prison record, while Day became more independent and even opened a bookstore he always wanted to open (was like a second dream for him). While it'll be nice if Day also took some accountability, but what is done is done and just that moment doesn't make him toxic.
Still is that he's really mature to be a manchild lol. The fact that they made such a huge deal for something as non-serious as this 🤣🤣🤣
Idk if you're an Indian, but we literally saw Kangana Ranaut go bonkers on social media! If WHD is a "manchild," then judging by the "I thought I was too sensitive, but after reading analysis i realized i was indeed uncomfortable" post, he is the most mature manchild I ever saw lmao.
https://youtu.be/eMkkBX7YMsg?si=eLlih7ZfGpLlhbBJ
For those who accuse him of joking/"bullying" others but not being able to "take a joke", here is Wang Hedi getting the brunt out of all the reality shows and he was being a good sport about it BECAUSE THAT'S THE POINT!
https://youtu.be/MfOomwsj13U?si=rvPDiCC4IjsX4Gh8
People who know him personally have nothing but great things to say about him:
https://youtu.be/eb-68Ev22Iw?si=QAgeqCeMNNqwvxpz
This compilation that shows the opposite of the manchild accusations:
https://youtu.be/aHxSnOqZ5g8?si=p17wbo9HOcGnfSbK
And lastly, him being slowly singled out at The Inn:
https://youtube.com/shorts/xwzwXTPL5vU?si=pJPqzYJ41q36MGUn
He deserved nothing but respect and basic decency because he was a good boss. People who think he was "violent" either don't know the context of the other variety shows and just take three-second clips out of context and run with it, or they don't realize that he and his co-stars are mutually playful and both of them play rough with each other. It's all mutual! Or they just want to jump into the hatewagon while acting morally superior. Watch or don't watch these but before jumping into the bandwagon, please check both sides (which I know you won't).
All the variety shows where he was "violent" were when all of them were rough with each other, and there were many times WHD faced the brunt of it as well:
https://youtu.be/MfOomwsj13U?si=QXwqke5-D_XyEaYa
You'll realise that it's all a deflection from those who actually SHOULD be taking accountability:
https://youtube.com/shorts/xwzwXTPL5vU?si=5Qy9W3ZLHgE_jFyk
And this is proof that people are actually lucky and more than happy to know WHD and have him as a friend:
https://youtube.com/shorts/aHxSnOqZ5g8?si=v7FCmG4P3Q-A984O
https://youtu.be/eb-68Ev22Iw?si=60xtiYDYoqFNUQYf
Wang Hedi as an all-round manager:
https://youtu.be/eMkkBX7YMsg?si=HawqCr-wkzQqm_oX