I haven’t watched the show yet, but I stumbled upon two videos of the actors crying, red-eyed. Just, clearly…
I think I watched that — is that what happened on the plane? It's heartbreaking . The Chinese are so ruthless… they have no boundaries. But also, the fact that he wasn't given even basic protection and was sent so exposed on that flight is insane. By now, he should be wealthy enough to fly business class, with all the profits this drama is making. A lack of responsibility on the part of the production team or his manager.
I don't think it has to do with any type of censorship, but more with the production team and their awful choppy…
Yes, exactly, I mentioned that above, just poor editing, like the whole series in general. It's just that now it's becoming more noticeable because there's less teasing and we've moved into the lovey-dovey phase.
If someone thinks a show can’t be criticized, they’ve clearly forgotten this isn’t a Chinese platform. Criticism isn’t an attack — it’s part of open discussion. You don’t have to agree, but demanding blind loyalty in the name of “loving the show” isn’t fandom, it’s fascism. You’re allowed to like the show and still criticize it, and you’re allowed to dislike it and still watch it. That’s the foundation of free speech and democracy.
I don’t care about NC scenes or even kissing scenes when their chemistry is THIS good. I don’t get people…
I still like the series, but you can’t ignore the fact that the “steamy” scenes are an inseparable part of the story. The whole plot is built on tension, teasing, and boldness between them—so saying you “don’t get” why someone misses that comes off as a bit condescending. That doesn’t mean I can’t point out things that bother me. Criticism doesn’t contradict appreciation—sometimes it actually comes from it. It seems like you’re not really able to accept different opinions or understand that someone else might experience the series differently than you. You’re so busy defending it that you forget not everyone relates to it the same way—and that’s okay.
You probably didn’t see all the scenes, like the one where they make the candy… in any case, even the laughter and goofing around show they’re embarrassed.
This whole series causes a lot of embarrassment for the actors, and you can see BTS they're uncomfortable most of the time . That's the whole point.it's not supposed to be free of awkwardness; on the contrary.
If lack of NC scenes can ruin a beautiful episode for you then Chinese bl isn't for you. I dont know why some…
I watched it again and I see it's not exactly censorship—it’s more that the scene is filmed with blurring and hazy transitions with a filter. You can’t really say it was done to protect the actors, because there are still kisses and it’s clear something is happening between them. Besides, there’s the video they already released, and I find it hard to believe someone from the production leaked it on their own—things don’t work like that. In short, it was most likely just poorly edited
What annoyed me the most is that they started censoring . That entire behind-the-scenes scene that supposedly leaked from the production wasn’t even aired, and it ruined episode 10 for me.
That doesn’t mean I can’t point out things that bother me. Criticism doesn’t contradict appreciation—sometimes it actually comes from it.
It seems like you’re not really able to accept different opinions or understand that someone else might experience the series differently than you. You’re so busy defending it that you forget not everyone relates to it the same way—and that’s okay.