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In the episode, Fang Chi discovers that the Mr. Jia that Goa Zhun was having a meeting with was one of his patients, and also Justin, the guy that Gao Zhun is terrified of. So, he's clarifying to Justin that his identity as Fang Chi's patient hasn't been exposed because that would break patient-doctor confidentiality.

I agree that he also has ulterior motives, but none of them include trying to harm/disrespect the female lead. As for not helping his brother: he was going to help but then the female lead showed up and helped him instead, although, she was straight up just going to leave him to die. Did he just want the Rouge Ledger? Yes. But saying he was just standing there and enjoying watching his brother be killed is just incorrect, since he was literally talking about how he was gonna save him.

I agree with you. Just saw a trailer for this and thought it was a school romance bl, lol. They even had a prelude title near the end that said "The Moment Our Fingers Touched", which is just so romance drama.

To motivate MXY to try and heal his legs.

there weren't any ramps

Labeling the characters as "sadist" and "masochist" don't make them so.

As for the moving in, he made it clear that Sakutaro moving in was temporary until he found his own place. It wasn't: "move in with me, lol jk I'm moving out soon" it was: "you can move in until you get back on your feet" which he did. He got a new job and found a new apartment, which he told Shizuka, and Shizuka then told him about him moving out too.

As for the relationship between the brothers, that isn't sadomasochism either. It's obvious that both brothers have differing emotions when it comes to their father and the house, which also caused a rift between them. His brother isn't purposefully treating him like shit, he just wants to be rid of anything that has to do with his father, a man who neglected the fuck out of both of them. He doesn't get joy or pleasure from how he treats his brother, therefore, he isn't a sadist. Shizuka doesn't seem to get joy or pleasure out of how his brother treats him either, he seems to treat what's happening as an inevitability more than anything. Therefore he isn't a masochist.

Lastly, Shizuka isn't keeping Sakutaro on a yo-yo of uncertainty. Both characters are uncertain on how to proceed with their relationship. BOTH of them. And that's completely normal. They totally need to sit down and talk about it, which they probably will soon, but just because they are in this awkward stand still doesn't mean one is leading the other on a leash.

Genuinely asking: when are they passive-aggressive?
Secondly: do you know what sadomasochism is? Cause they are not that.

My understanding when it came to Ji Ling and Lu Wuyi was that Ji Ling absorbed that piece of the oracle stone into his ring instead of it going into Lu Wuyi, and when leaving the rift with Lu Wuyi he used it. So oracle stone power + Ji Ling and Lu Wuyi opening an exit in the time rift together somehow made both of them actual people instead of beings created from/influenced by other beings.

They said she showed up in the village pregnant and alone, and have no clue who her husband is, and she seemed to have a flashback of the silver haired guy that didn't seem very pleasant. So my guess is she was just asking if Yan Zheng could say he is her husband to ward off that creepy dude.

Thank you so much!!

Does anyone know who the actor that plays Xu Yao is? It doesn't seem like he is credited here or on the IMDB page