hi guys, I just found this series today and I'm really glad I did. The couples are growing on me and have really…
Welcome to the collective obsession. This thread and the comment sections of SNS posts are where we meet to talk about our addiction 😉 (not to recover from it though)
With how the actors have been inundated with crazy fans crushing them, I imagine mainland China fans are using VPNs to watch as the censorship has not been lifted. But imagine if they did finally get rid of their ban? China would dominate the BL industry. We’d be like “Thailand, who?”
I admit that I slept on this, but it’s because I knew the ending wouldn’t be what I wanted to see, so I delayed the inevitable. But it was still a very good watch.
How about the fact that the grandpa liked Ye Hai Yuan's mom?? So confusing....
What? Did we watch the same show? Because the grandfather just cared for her because he had no one else (his grandson rarely visited) and the mom let him care for her because she felt bad for him since he was alone and because he’s a good person. He wasn’t IN love with her. He views her as a daughter.
Just think we are all just souls. it’s what’s inside that defines us. Whether he’s an old man or not doesn’t…
I agree with you. Western viewers may need to open their minds to a more eastern belief system which accepts reincarnation and how that system views souls as something that can return many times versus western belief systems where souls are one life and done.
After watching the first 2 episodes, I think I understand the premise. I think Xia Cha and Hai Yuan are souls destined for each other, no matter the time. Hai Yuan keeps getting senses of deja vu and Xia Cha lost everyone young, including his wife. What if his wife is reincarnated as Hia Yaun and this was the universe’s way to reunite them for some mystic reason? The age difference wouldn’t matter because they are destined souls and souls don’t really have an age- if the premise is reasoned like this. I’m sure it takes several episodes for this closeness to cross the invisible age barrier, but despite Xia Cha’s lived age, he’s stuck in Ze Fang’s body now and must grow accustomed to the difference. It would be stranger, I think, for Hia Yaun to open his heart to Xia Cha in Ze Fang’s body, only to have the soul of Ze Fang and his personality return after falling for Xia Cha’s gentle soul. I imagine the aversion he felt for Ze Fang would also return, but with the added sorrow and confusion after growing close to Xia Cha.
I don’t know. But I’m willing to keep an open mind in this. Rebirth, transmigration, and reincarnation don’t make complete sense if you’re of the more traditionally “western” religious mindset. I’m not (believing more so in the “eastern” religious mindset of reincarnation than the “western” of one life and done, so I guess it’s easier for me to get past the age thing.
Either way, I enjoyed E1 and 2. Looking forward to next week and the obvious shenanigans and blunders Xia Cha will get into while adapting to Ze Fang’s body and life.
Um, we’re we supposed to believe the drunk “kiss” was actually a full on kiss? Because their lips barely touched. Like, their heads moved like they were, but the distance was like two very straight and slightly homophobic guys were forced to kiss and told to “make it look real”.
OMG “I’m gay” in a KBL. Craziness, and yet so long overdue.
As with what others said, I wish for more episodes. the NC scene was so sweet and romantic, though. Very well shot and acted, I think. I think this scene is truly where you feel the reciprocal connection between the two. (Oh, and that thread of saliva was a detail I didn’t know I needed. Like most webtoons have in their scenes, so I wonder why more BLs don’t have it.) The music during the scene was well-planned, as well. I honestly think that any other selection would have made the scene less appealing.
I really need a second season where they develop our oblivious Seungjin and every patient and observant Eunho. I wished for at least 2 more episodes to lead them to an obvious happy conclusion, but I also kinda get the leading open ending where viewers draw their own conclusions.
Overall, a definite rewatch for me. Finally I can charge through without stopping. 😊I’ll add this series to my frequent rewatchings of other KBLs like Blueming, Love for Love’s Sake, Semantic Error, A Time of Fever, and Eighth Sense, to name a few).
How to make it i need yt premium or how to buy it please i cant find it
Subscribing alone won’t get you access. You need to pay for the channel membership. And iPhone users need to use a computer to access the membership options.
wish me and my strong will to last yall. i won't watch until tomorrow when both eps are out, so i can watch them…
I like to watch both episodes in 1 day, too, and usually wait until the second day to watch. It’s difficult because IG reels are insane- flooded with recaps from the episode. I have to avoid IG on Mondays.
Did the gagaoolala website crash or is just me? 💀 It was fine just a couple minutes ago 😃😃
Crazy. The website/App are tweaking out frfr. That’s how popular the series is. Well deserved frfr. Guess I’m watching it after I start work instead of before ☹️
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With how the actors have been inundated with crazy fans crushing them, I imagine mainland China fans are using VPNs to watch as the censorship has not been lifted. But imagine if they did finally get rid of their ban? China would dominate the BL industry. We’d be like “Thailand, who?”
I don’t know. But I’m willing to keep an open mind in this. Rebirth, transmigration, and reincarnation don’t make complete sense if you’re of the more traditionally “western” religious mindset. I’m not (believing more so in the “eastern” religious mindset of reincarnation than the “western” of one life and done, so I guess it’s easier for me to get past the age thing.
Either way, I enjoyed E1 and 2. Looking forward to next week and the obvious shenanigans and blunders Xia Cha will get into while adapting to Ze Fang’s body and life.
As with what others said, I wish for more episodes. the NC scene was so sweet and romantic, though. Very well shot and acted, I think. I think this scene is truly where you feel the reciprocal connection between the two. (Oh, and that thread of saliva was a detail I didn’t know I needed. Like most webtoons have in their scenes, so I wonder why more BLs don’t have it.) The music during the scene was well-planned, as well. I honestly think that any other selection would have made the scene less appealing.
I really need a second season where they develop our oblivious Seungjin and every patient and observant Eunho. I wished for at least 2 more episodes to lead them to an obvious happy conclusion, but I also kinda get the leading open ending where viewers draw their own conclusions.
Overall, a definite rewatch for me. Finally I can charge through without stopping. 😊I’ll add this series to my frequent rewatchings of other KBLs like Blueming, Love for Love’s Sake, Semantic Error, A Time of Fever, and Eighth Sense, to name a few).