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which means there has to be a second season. There’s still plenty of material left from the novel, and only five episodes left to air

However, in the third episode, it’s mentioned that Armin was in his forties in 2025. I think their makeup was done poorly. They should look much older in the future, but they haven’t aged at all. Because of this, I keep getting the impression that Armin has only gone back a few years, not 25.

Could someone tell me how old the characters in the series are? Armin goes back in time about 20 years, but everyone looks the same. If 20 years had actually passed, the characters should be around 10–15 years old. This is a bit confusing to me. Am I missing something? I’d appreciate some clarification.

By the way, I love Lilly’s character. I know she’s mean and rotten, but at the same time she’s a very funny and comical character. I just can’t bring myself to feel anything negative toward her. I’ll say right off the bat that I’m at the beginning of episode 3, so maybe my opinion will change, though I doubt it. :D

Okay, you've convinced me. I need something to keep me busy while I wait for the next episodes of Sammy's Children's Day anyway :)

The very first episode already put me off watching this show. The main character throws a party at his own house, inviting lots of guests and reporters. Basically, the house is packed with people, and his boyfriend is going to hook up with another guy—without even closing the door. You’d have to be brain-dead to come up with an idea like that. It’s absurd. The writers and directors really went overboard xD Is there more nonsense like this in the series?

h t t p s ://news.mydramalist.com/article/chinese-authorities-and-weibo-crack-down-on-netizens-alleging-foul-play-in-yu-meng-long-s-death

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MDL finally wrote about YML's death. Admittedly, they presented the Chinese government's version and the article is hidden. I found it by accident, but at least more people will hear about the case. People in the comments below the article describe the situation as it stands. It is encouraging that not everyone believes in the one ‘right truth’.

The fact that the body was immediately cremated also raises suspicions. It should be the family who decides on this, not the government. As there is no body, no post-mortem examination was performed. If it weren't for the videos filmed at the scene, the perpetrators could have once again avoided punishment. While it is uncertain whether anyone will be convicted, at least we know their faces. Personally, I believe that the guilty will eventually be punished. Although we will probably have to wait a while for that. I wonder how the people who took part in this can sleep peacefully. Just watching the videos gave me nightmares. There were so many people there and no one stopped it. Did they all agree, without a shadow of a doubt, to first slowly torture and then kill him? So many monsters in one place. I hope the whole truth will finally come out.

In their eyes, it's a betrayal, and that's what I meant.

Besides, considering the circumstances, I don't know if he would have had the time and conditions to write such a long letter. Unless he wrote it earlier, but the content suggests that he wrote it at the moment of danger, already there.

And they will not succeed in slandering YML. The more they distort the facts, the more people will begin to believe that his death was not a suicide. More and more popular YT channels are addressing this topic. They will not be able to hide the truth, no matter how hard they try. Such practices will only harm the Chinese government, and that is a good thing.

If the letter is genuine, it suggests that Yu Meng Long did not attempt to blackmail them; they lured him there because they suspected him of treason. It is evident that he was aware of the situation and the influence of this family, so he knew that any negotiations (to buy his freedom) would be futile. It seems that someone framed him for treason and thus sentenced him to death. I feel very sorry for him. An innocent soul, I watch films with him, see his interactions with fans, and it is clear that he has been going through something very bad recently. I don't know how he managed to stay so calm in front of the cameras. He really deserved better :(

It's funny that people write there not to blindly believe in conspiracy theories, while they trust "official" government reports without a shadow of doubt. I know these are just cherry-picked comments supporting a false narrative, but it's still annoying. The immediate cremation of the body itself raises concerns and, as far as I understand, even the mother could not see her son's body for the last time. There is one reason. After many tortures, the actor's body was in such poor condition that no one would believe he committed suicide, so cremation was the only solution to hide the crimes. The second thing is the lack of official surveillance recordings. Since they have nothing to hide, they should release video footage from the scene and put an end to the rumors.

Unfortunately, many people have no idea that there is a regime in China and human life means nothing. I keep coming across comments asking: why didn't anyone call the police? As far as we know, many calls were made to the police, but the police did not respond because someone with influence ordered the calls to be ignored. This just shows how little people know about China.

It really hurts to think that Yu Meng Long had absolutely no chance because even the police were involved in all this :(

I hope everything is understandable, I don't speak English well.

We cannot let people forget about this case. No one has been arrested, and the perpetrators are still at large. Damn it, I haven't slept well since I found out what happened to that man.

The worst thing is that more and more false news appears. I keep coming across videos that report the arrest of the actors responsible for the murder of Yu Meng Long. You can see that disinformation is being spread, and unfortunately the comments show that many people believe it :(