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The translation I see is "Don't hide your arms" or "Don't hide anything." How come in the video you provided it says "Don't choke him" (in the director's first sentence)? That's really strange.

You have no idea how much you hurt people and spread false accusations about him. I read that letter, and cheating wasn’t even mentioned. The author also spoke about her casting choices and said she made an excellent decision. I don’t know what your problem is, but I’m simply asking you to stop hurting the actors, that’s all.

How is it that you see huge billboards of the series in China? I saw videos showing the actors as part of the series...

I see, so it was probably really at the end. They must have filmed as many scenes as possible in the same location without following chronological order… That’s probably why they finished shooting so quickly—two and a half months, right?

The interview where they're wearing a lot of makeup and white shirts — I forgot that part… it was probably right in the middle of filming then, the bite was on episode 10 or 11

Does anyone know when the actors' interview was filmed? At what point during the production? Or was it after the series had finished shooting?

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Yes, that makes sense. Thank you.

Great! thank you

I understand the desire of those who delve into Zi Yu’s personal life — it comes from admiration and love, and the hope that he’s a good person worthy of that admiration. But it's important to remember he is a real human being, with flaws and vulnerabilities like anyone else. No one truly knows what’s going on in his life, and mentally, it’s better to stop speculating, spreading rumors, and bothering him. He already seems to be struggling enough. Don’t add to his suffering.
Moreover, just being Chinese is already a burden — he’s not allowed to speak openly about who he really is or what he wants. There is no freedom of expression in China; he lives under a brutal dictatorship. These actors and their teams may seem fine on the surface, but in reality, it’s a complete illusion. That’s why it’s best to avoid causing someone like him any additional pain. Thank you.

Maybe you saw a different version?because I didn’t see that scene at all. You only see the scene from behind the curtain, and then Jiang pulls the curtain aside and you see them on the bed—but I didn’t see any version where something is shown between them.

I’ve enjoyed these BTS so far, but this particular scene was hard for me. I guess it’s the atmosphere on set and the way things are promoted, but scenes like this probably need to stop.

Thank you for the explanation. I didn’t see the part where she said that.
I don’t blame Tian for it, but it’s possible that a lack of sensitivity developed on set, because Zi Yu is someone who always appears mischievous and smiley, but in reality, he’s not such a happy person and clearly has his own struggles. You could see he ran off to a room alone and didn’t receive any words of encouragement or even a simple check-in. Now that you’re saying he didn’t even want to do the pants part, it honestly makes me feel even more disappointed. Until now, scenes like that never bothered me, but this time it’s getting to me and taking away from my enjoyment of the series. The way fans are cheering it on just adds to my discomfort. In the end, you can never truly know what’s going on — from the outside, things can be interpreted in very different ways.I hope it’s nothing .

You're mixing up a few things that aren’t related. I wasn’t referring to Tian’s slap—I meant the moment when he pulled down his pants after the director had already called “cut.” After that, Tian walked away without apologizing to Ziyu. I don’t understand why he kept going, and I also didn’t understand why one of the crew members later said it was for the international version, even though it was never aired. This seems like either the crew misled the actors, or the actors themselves went too far, supposedly to please the fans. I’m just saying it felt too aggressive to me that he continued with it. I understand that people liked it and Ziyu laughed too, but you never really know what someone is going through—sometimes people laugh out of embarrassment or fear.

I’m feeling a bit frustrated with the BTS footage. I feel like it’s drifting into areas that I might have accepted in the past, but I admit I’ve changed, and it’s harder for me to accept now. Today’s BTS made me uncomfortable Because of the aggression in the scene, and I was a bit worried about Zi Yu.
Actually, there were a few times before when it made me uneasy too, because those scenes don’t even appear in the series or are heavily blurred. Sometimes it felt like the actors were being exploited for the sake of promotion — maybe I’m wrong.
I have no problem when it’s a lighthearted scene, but what happened with the hospital scene really bothered me. It’s also because they don’t actually film everything there, and you can’t really tell what’s going on — the translation is unclear, many staff members are speaking at once, and the subtitles are partial. In the end, that scene wasn’t even included.

You were spot on about the delay in his reactions… Well, I deliberately didn’t compare him to Tian because Tian studied acting professionally.

I meant that if you’re in a relationship, it doesn’t make sense to casually meet up with your ex like that, especially when your boyfriend is jealous.

Is there any way to stop the “I’m not up for angst” comments? I’m really sick of it already. Maybe write about something else besides it? There are other things to talk about too.

One thing I consistently notice is Zi Yu’s smile. Sometimes it feels genuine, but most of the time it looks forced. He still seems to struggle with expressing emotions as an actor. It doesn’t ruin much, but it does take away a bit, in my opinion. Of course, most viewers probably don’t see it the same way, and that’s fine. I just think his stronger side is playing the mischievous, playful type—not the emotional roles that require more depth. I hope this becomes less noticeable as the series goes on.

It actually surprised me, because in the episode where Chi drinks and confesses to him, then throws him out of the room, Zi Yu actually expressed emotion well—it was a beautiful scene.

What I liked in episode 14 was the return of open communication between the main couple, and also the fireworks scene. But I have to admit I don’t really connect with the second couple—they're okay, but I feel like there’s no real chemistry between them. The scene with the ex "gathering" also felt disconnected to me, I don’t see why Chi needed to meet with him.