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I came across a comment claiming that people are only into RL because it’s rare.
They claim the acting is bad, the production is average, and it’s no better than any Thai series.
That’s so ridiculous I had to respond.

Back when the BL wave began, there were just as many Chinese series as Thai ones, yet the Chinese productions consistently stood out—with stronger storytelling, acting, and direction.

To this day, Thai dramas still rank at the bottom, despite the sheer volume they produce. Right now, there are only two Chinese series airing—RL and DESIRE—and both are far superior to almost any Thai BL drama from the past few years in terms of acting, story, and production.


It is so funny...

There’s a scene where Chi is sitting alone in the dark drinking alcohol, and When Wu walks into the room he yells at him — and the dubbing there is really Funny.

Me too, I find his dubbing doesn’t quite match.

It says it's not available outside of Korea... is that true?

There's no way to know.

The production wrote: "It's just a temporary pause. The broadcast is expected to resume on July 21, so don't worry"

I watched parts of Addicted again and I regret what I wrote earlier. I'm truly sorry for that, and I agree with you – it's not something that should be produced anymore. I've come to realize that I’ve changed a lot too, and I can no longer tolerate it or accept it. I’m firmly against it now.

I got used to the BTS twice a day, and I really miss them :( ughhh.

Yes, wait… it’s really hard to wait like this all week… the series is good.

Where can we watch the scene showing that he had been planning this for years?

Thank you!

I watched the first episodes of Knock Out and to me it felt like just another ordinary Thai series, so I dropped it. This series is also a typical Thai drama, but Saint is just so cute that it’s fun to watch his scenes .

I haven't seen the earlier episodes, but the last two were cute. I like Saint so much.

Can someone explain what’s going on in episodes 1 and 2?The story with Spoilers

I love this series, except for the part with those dolls.

People here are saying they should release all the episodes at once, but I don’t think that’s a realistic idea, and it’s unlikely to happen. There are hidden advertisements, and the sponsors want specific weekly exposure across various platforms. Gradual release also increases visibility and profits. It’s very likely they’re adding more ads and re-editing episodes to bring in more revenue. In addition, too many people subscribe to watch and then illegally distribute the episodes, which reduces views and profits—especially if it ends up on less profitable platforms.

Logic tells me this is a tactic by the production company to create buzz, but it's also very possible that they’re using real fans as well.

Stopping the drama now won’t help Tian’s health — that’s a strange statement, and I’d like to understand where you got that information.

Tian needs psychological help and emotional support like anyone would, with or without the drama. The rumors won’t stop, and the fans won’t calm down either - it’s a known phenomenon with Chinese fans, who tend to be aggressive, relentless, and inconsiderate.

Someone already mentioned that these rumors might be a tactic by the production company to push for a harsher contract extension, not something truly related to the fans — so who really decides what’s true? None of us can know, except for the people directly involved.

"voice actor so it getting delayed" - I looked for that information and couldn’t find it. Where did you get it from?

I want to understand what’s going on with the author and the production team. The fact that the author doesn’t take her viewers seriously is disappointing—she could’ve at least posted something. I’d really like to know what her deal is in general—if she’s putting out these shows, what’s her goal? If she already knows there will be backlash, and she’s been dealing with these stories for 10 years, you’d think she would’ve learned something by now. The Chinese government isn’t going to change, and things are the same as they’ve always been.