Tee is really good in the role. and he’s also hot. I didn’t connect as much with the main actor. They use so many filters on him all the time. Sometimes he looks tan, and in the next scene he looks extremely pale. Sometimes he looks young, and then one scene later he suddenly looks older. .
well actually the really major plot in this novel is focusing more on the patient and therapist line, ( spoiler…
At first it was okay, but it became really dark and cruel while being portrayed as romantic. They show the rape, then connect it to a therapist who takes advantage of his patient, so there’s nothing romantic about it. It could have worked if there was some depth, but here it just feels extremely twisted. This kind of violence, the way it’s normalized, and the lack of emotional understanding seem to be common in Chinese dramas. It would be less disturbing if the story were lighter, like in some older shows, but here it’s ongoing abuse being sold as romance.I really hate political correctness, but this just goes on and on. It’s abuse after abuse
That is because Fang Chi and Gao Zhun are the main characters of the book, but all the twists this story has you’re…
I think the actors have good chemistry, but it really bothers me that the psychologist crosses the line, especially with a patient who was raped. It's a terrible crime, but it's shown as romantic.And we also have to watch the whole rape scene, which just feels sick on the producers’ part.
Sometimes I get so frustrated with the characters, but at the same time, there’s something really captivating about watching it. Episode 4 ends so abruptly—it feels more suited to a two-episodes-a-week release. It sucks having to wait a whole week for the next one...
Episode 6 was simply awful. The show really went downhill. The scenes involving their filming took up more and more of the series, and it also became unbearable in the sense that the plot was just disgracefully bad. I also found the way it dealt with psychology appalling. If this had been a light drama, I wouldn’t have cared, but that clearly isn’t the case. But that’s the Chinese -Absolutely infuriating.
I really, really love this series. The only thing I don't like is the actress's dirty-looking hair. Everyone else has nice, neat hair, but hers looks greasy, like she hasn't showered in a year. It's really weird.
omg i was looking forward to watch this :( they should always put a disclaimer if something is "made"…
In this case, since the actors are real and only the surrounding editing is AI-generated—like the music, transitions, and effects I mentioned and described—I don’t think it necessarily requires a label. There are series where even the actors aren’t real, and those definitely should be labeled.
Thanks for the heads up! I'll definitely not bother with this one.
I actually think it’s a really cute series. Notice that I didn’t say the actors aren’t real—the actors are real; it’s just that some of the editing and the things added around them aren’t. So I do think it’s worth watching. At least the first three episodes were really cute.
Cute....It’s really short. I would’ve preferred it if they focused only on the romantic part, but there are scenes with other characters that I skip because they don’t really speak to me. Overall, it’s 6 minutes per episode, and if you take those out too, it ends up being only about a minute or two for that part.
That business about one year had me asking questions, but then again anything is possible under the sun.
I meant that he feels “disabled” and has to give up on fulfilling the relationship in order to be with the person he loves. It’s a bit tragic It doesn’t seem realistic to me that someone would wait a year, but of course there’s some kind of message here about how he feels about himself and the idea of being gay in a conservative society.
I noticed many inconsistencies that could well be explained that way! How do you know it's AI and not just sloppy…
Because I know video editing, but a person with an ordinary eye wouldn’t notice it. And in a few years, none of us will be able to notice it at all, even if we’re professionals, unless there are certain signs that we adopt in order to convey a message, for example.
I was five minutes into it and I said this looks like it’s AI 😭😭😭 so is it actually??
You can see that certain parts are real, and the actors are listed in the credits. Some of them are even recognizable, like the bartender. As I wrote, the editing is half-and-half.
People don’t understand that this series is edited with AI. The music is AI-generated, and the editing is AI-generated too, which is why there are sometimes sudden speed-ups. The lip sync is off because it’s not actually what the singer is singing.
All the transitions showing streets, hands on the guitar and piano — most likely, even the makeup is fake some of the time. There are moments when their faces look slightly different, and sometimes he doesn’t even have the blue lipstick on.
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I didn’t connect as much with the main actor. They use so many filters on him all the time. Sometimes he looks tan, and in the next scene he looks extremely pale. Sometimes he looks young, and then one scene later he suddenly looks older. .
It doesn’t seem realistic to me that someone would wait a year, but of course there’s some kind of message here about how he feels about himself and the idea of being gay in a conservative society.
All the transitions showing streets, hands on the guitar and piano — most likely, even the makeup is fake some of the time. There are moments when their faces look slightly different, and sometimes he doesn’t even have the blue lipstick on.
Half of this isn’t real.