I think this incident should be a reality check for many fans that what looks perfect onscreen is often very different from reality, especially when it comes to celebrity relationships and cast dynamics. People may look close, laugh together, interact comfortably during promotions, and appear inseparable in interviews, but a lot of it is still part of maintaining a professional image for the audience. Regarding this situation, I personally feel Dylan should have handled things more maturely. Considering he had already seen the discussions circulating online, his response only ended up adding more fuel to the fire. The issue is not that he had feelings about the situation — Everyone is entitled to their boundaries and emotions. The problem is how those feelings were communicated. When you have millions of supporters, even subtle actions can have a very real impact on other people.
Crazy person liking a lunatic...shows what kind of person you are. You will make excuses for everything wrong…
A Sheng is just cold hearted . No lunatic will try to save people . If you don't like her character just say that . There is no need to get to personal over fictional characters. Peace ❤️
I actually like A Sheng lol 😂 Honestly, she’s probably the most relatable character to me. She feels very realistic because she’s always clear about what she wants, who she likes, and who she dislikes. She never pretends to be morally perfect or overly kind, and that honesty makes her character interesting. On the other hand, characters like Jin Lun come across as a bit self-righteous to me. From the beginning, his behavior felt more like stalking than curiosity — especially since she clearly asked him to stop following her . Even all that “tribulation” devotion was hard for me to take 🤣
Yes , She asked him for help to kill her father but he also had the choice to refuse. He knew the situation was dangerous and the chances of success were low from the start. And I don’t think A Sheng truly wanted him dead either — it’s just that, compared to her hatred toward her father and everything tied to her past, Jin Lun simply wasn’t her priority. Letting him go was honestly the most reasonable choice in that moment because if her father had survived, both of them would probably have died anyway. Atleast that way he had a chance to survive
People criticize her for being cold, but that’s literally how her character is written. I don’t understand why some viewers expect her to suddenly become soft after a few emotional moments. Her personality is shaped by trauma, anger, and survival. I think her character development will come gradually over time rather than through an instant personality change. I honestly don’t know what Jin Lun expected from her.
As for her friendship with the FL, I know she can seem possessive sometimes, but to me it feels more like overprotectiveness. The FL is innocent, trusting, and easily manipulated, and A Sheng knows that better than anyone. So it makes sense that she’d be guarded around the ML, especially when she barely knows his intentions. Deep down, I genuinely think she only wants happiness and safety for her senior sister because that’s basically the only family she has left.
I hope that in the coming episodes we get to see Hwa Yeong finally finding out that Seo Rin is the one who is actually in a coma and that Jang Mi is the one staying by her side. It would honestly feel very strange if the woman who raised Seo Rin couldn’t even recognize that the person in front of her isn’t really her. I also really hope Seo Rin wakes up soon 🥺 I’m desperately waiting for a big confrontation scene between her and Hwa Yeong. Also Jun Ho slowly falling for Jang Mi is starting to irritate me . I knew this would probably happen, but I still feel so bad for my girl Seo Rin 😔 She already had to deal with a fake mother, ended up in a coma, and now even the man she loves seems to be slipping away. She truly deserves better💔
The poster looks funny 😂 Dylan Wang and Meng Ziyi will really have to prove they were the right casting choice, because right now I’m not feeling much. Chinese fans’ reactions seem quite bad too .
People better not drag mingo in this if you have a problem blame ai mi and her team they choose this project even…
It’s completely valid to want to protect your favorite, but that should never come at the cost of directing hate toward a minor. The Chinese audience is largely comfortable with the pairing, and a small group of international fans choosing to boycott or vent on social media won’t damage anyone’s career. Realistically, many of those protesting will still end up watching the drama.
I’ve been wanting to say this for a while now. People are constantly using age as an excuse to hate on a minor, and it’s honestly getting out of hand. I’ve seen so many comments on Twitter and other platforms calling AiMi a “nepotism baby” or accusing her of “stealing roles,” all while pretending they’re being morally righteous. They completely ignore the fact that AiMi has been working since childhood, has acted in major dramas, and has been trained by some of the best directors. She’s not suddenly “favoured”; she’s simply grown up in the industry and earned her place. People love to shout “age gap!” now, but where was this energy when she was doing supporting roles? Suddenly when she becomes the main lead, it turns into a moral debate. The inconsistency shows that the issue isn’t age — it’s jealousy, entitlement, and double standards. Acting is acting. Young actors perform under strict supervision, on sets full of staff, and within professional guidelines. It’s not real life, and it’s not personal.Stop projecting your own fantasies or insecurities onto others. If you have issues with the casting team or her agency, take it to their pages. Don’t spread your hate agenda on her pages — she’s not the target, she’s just doing her job.
Jiahao 💪 is the real dark horse of this season barely any screentime but he still managed to outshine those who had plenty. That’s the power of his talent 🔥
Regarding this situation, I personally feel Dylan should have handled things more maturely. Considering he had already seen the discussions circulating online, his response only ended up adding more fuel to the fire.
The issue is not that he had feelings about the situation — Everyone is entitled to their boundaries and emotions. The problem is how those feelings were communicated.
When you have millions of supporters, even subtle actions can have a very real impact on other people.
If you don't like her character just say that . There is no need to get to personal over fictional characters. Peace ❤️
Lu Qian Qiao
Zuo Ying Ying
Lord of Rust-Sword
Lin Muhan
A Sheng
Xin Mei
Chu Ying
I hope no one is dying though 🥺 Love them 💗💗
Honestly, she’s probably the most relatable character to me. She feels very realistic because she’s always clear about what she wants, who she likes, and who she dislikes. She never pretends to be morally perfect or overly kind, and that honesty makes her character interesting.
On the other hand, characters like Jin Lun come across as a bit self-righteous to me. From the beginning, his behavior felt more like stalking than curiosity — especially since she clearly asked him to stop following her . Even all that “tribulation” devotion was hard for me to take 🤣
Yes , She asked him for help to kill her father but he also had the choice to refuse. He knew the situation was dangerous and the chances of success were low from the start. And I don’t think A Sheng truly wanted him dead either — it’s just that, compared to her hatred toward her father and everything tied to her past, Jin Lun simply wasn’t her priority. Letting him go was honestly the most reasonable choice in that moment because if her father had survived, both of them would probably have died anyway. Atleast that way he had a chance to survive
People criticize her for being cold, but that’s literally how her character is written. I don’t understand why some viewers expect her to suddenly become soft after a few emotional moments. Her personality is shaped by trauma, anger, and survival. I think her character development will come gradually over time rather than through an instant personality change.
I honestly don’t know what Jin Lun expected from her.
As for her friendship with the FL, I know she can seem possessive sometimes, but to me it feels more like overprotectiveness. The FL is innocent, trusting, and easily manipulated, and A Sheng knows that better than anyone. So it makes sense that she’d be guarded around the ML, especially when she barely knows his intentions. Deep down, I genuinely think she only wants happiness and safety for her senior sister because that’s basically the only family she has left.
Also Jun Ho slowly falling for Jang Mi is starting to irritate me . I knew this would probably happen, but I still feel so bad for my girl Seo Rin 😔 She already had to deal with a fake mother, ended up in a coma, and now even the man she loves seems to be slipping away. She truly deserves better💔
They completely ignore the fact that AiMi has been working since childhood, has acted in major dramas, and has been trained by some of the best directors. She’s not suddenly “favoured”; she’s simply grown up in the industry and earned her place.
People love to shout “age gap!” now, but where was this energy when she was doing supporting roles? Suddenly when she becomes the main lead, it turns into a moral debate. The inconsistency shows that the issue isn’t age — it’s jealousy, entitlement, and double standards.
Acting is acting. Young actors perform under strict supervision, on sets full of staff, and within professional guidelines. It’s not real life, and it’s not personal.Stop projecting your own fantasies or insecurities onto others.
If you have issues with the casting team or her agency, take it to their pages. Don’t spread your hate agenda on her pages — she’s not the target, she’s just doing her job.
RIP 💔 🙏