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It’s not what you think—this is entirely about the law. When those acclaimed shows were filmed, the ban had not yet been enacted. They were fully authorized by the state, having undergone official filing, public disclosure, and pre-production approval—all in compliance with China’s censorship system. With those paperwork-backed regulations in place, the National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) held complete supervisory authority over them. Thus, when new laws were introduced, the NRTA retained the right to enforce restrictions. Had they dared to release the shows, it would have been a direct violation of the law, punishable by imprisonment.

Moreover, the actors in those dramas were A-list celebrities with massive fanbases. Their influence posed far greater risks than some minor actor’s—which is why the state would never permit their broadcast, even after removing all suggestive scenes.

As for BL dramas shot after the ban, they never filed for approval, lacked shooting permits, and bypassed the NRTA’s procedures entirely. Hence, they fell outside the NRTA’s jurisdiction.

Stop spreading rumors. Do you hate him that much? You’re even posting these hateful remarks on foreign websites now. This is a clean space—don’t bring the toxic culture of Weibo here.

One was a voluntary livestream, the other was a forced response. If he hadn’t responded the first time, the next day would have been July 7th. If he hadn’t responded the second time, he would have become a public enemy, hounded by everyone. One was a casual interactive livestream, the other was a legal response. Tell me, which one is more important? The world doesn’t revolve around Ziyu. You always blame him—I’ve seen enough of this nonsense on Weibo. By your twisted logic, if one person is already drowning in despair, their future in ruins, how could the other still happily go on livestreaming with friends?

Screw your "human blood馒头" (profiting off others' suffering). Brainless, copy-paste rhetoric.

CC thought WSW was playing games with him because he had a crush on him—like, he wanted his heart so bad that he’d pull all these sneaky moves. Like that time at the hospital entrance, when CC told GANGZI, "I know everything." Back then, he was convinced WSW was just trying to scare off his girlfriend so he could have him all to himself. But then—bam—he finds out the real deal: WSW was only using him to get back at his ex. His ego? Shattered. It hit him like a ton of bricks—total devastation.

The text messages never mentioned money—he clearly doesn't care about it at all. Just look at how he transferred 200,000 yuan to him, then another 200,000, even started a company for him, and sold his own car to him for just 50,000. Money means nothing to him. So even if WSW approached him for financial reasons, it wouldn’t bother him—he’s already completely infatuated.

By Episode 4, WSW explicitly stated he’d never kissed a man before and wasn’t into men in general... but he liked CC. So even if CC discovers he’s straight, the situation still makes perfect sense.

It likely comes down to motives. Through their text messages, CC knew JXS was teaching WSW how to charm men. While CC was confident WSW genuinely liked him, if his motivation stemmed solely from his ex-girlfriend, then this entire relationship might have been a deception from the very beginning.

I'm truly at a loss for how to clarify this further. I've seen so many of you express concerns, but please understand: the official statements and warnings apply exclusively to mainland China.

Regarding this series, international platforms and foreign websites impose absolutely no restrictions whatsoever. There's no need for concern - you're completely free to create and share any derivative works. Here in China, we maintain strict protocols: any unauthorized uploads of show content are typically reported and removed within minutes, often before they even enter the review process.

Let me emphasize: global platforms and overseas sites have zero upload restrictions. I'm deeply concerned that this persistent misinformation might unnecessarily diminish the show's well-deserved popularity.

You're mistaken. This series isn't restricted on international platforms or foreign websites at all, so please don't worry about it. You're completely free to create any derivative works. I'm in China, and the official statements and warnings about this show only apply within mainland China. Please don't be concerned, okay? We know our boundaries - typically such videos or images get reported and taken down within a minute of being uploaded.

International platforms and foreign websites absolutely allow uploads without any restrictions. I don't want incorrect information to negatively impact this series' popularity.
I'm using translation software, so I hope my tone comes across as polite. If it doesn't, please blame the translation tool.

You're mistaken. This series isn't restricted on international platforms or foreign websites at all, so please don't worry about it. You're completely free to create any derivative works. I'm in China, and the official statements and warnings about this show only apply within mainland China. Please don't be concerned, okay? We know our boundaries - typically such videos or images get reported and taken down within a minute of being uploaded.

International platforms and foreign websites absolutely allow uploads without any restrictions. I don't want incorrect information to negatively impact this series' popularity.

You're mistaken. This show is not restricted on international platforms or foreign websites, so there’s no need for such concern. You're free to create derivative works. I'm in China, and currently, the official statements and warnings issued about this show are only applicable within mainland China.

You're mistaken. This show is not restricted on international platforms or foreign websites, so there’s no need for such concern. You're free to create derivative works. I'm in China, and currently, the official statements and warnings issued about this show are only applicable within mainland China.

Yes, you're right. We were really irrational yesterday.

I'm not sure.

I hope they didn’t break up. Maybe in the future, they might split for other reasons—family issues, personality clashes, you know, love can’t conquer everything. But I really don’t want them to break up just because of the pressure from his company and fans right now.

Alright, my bad - you were probably right about the timeline. His girlfriend's got that crazy slim figure, and yeah, she's definitely single with no kids. There were all these rumors flying around before about her trying to get pregnant. The pics were pretty blurry and he was wearing a hat, but seriously - the way he had his arm around her and that lower face profile? Could only be TXN.

I've seen the photos and videos—they were from last year's music festival.

He had a girlfriend last year—they attended a music festival together, though the exact timing of their breakup is unclear. As of now, he is single.

He has been trending on Weibo over a dozen times yesterday and today. Many of his fans barely slept all night, glued to the exposed scandals. I feel like I’ve become an accomplice in this. Only when capital revealed its true face did we realize we’d been completely fooled.

Before the situation escalated, some rational fans had already seen through the truth—claiming it was a scheme orchestrated by his company to pressure him into renewing his contract. But no one believed it until the company officially released a legally binding statement confirming he is single, unmarried, and childless. Only then did we realize it was indeed the company’s manipulation.

What’s remarkable is that despite all the vague, misleading rumors used to smear him, the core accusation was simply that he was married. Beyond that, no other real scandals could be dug up. This only further proves that he is genuinely a principled and career-driven person.

Last night, we were all consumed by anxiety and panic. In China, July 7th marks a historically tragic day—a day when all entertainment news is strictly prohibited. Therefore, his issue had to be resolved today. If the company hadn’t stepped in and allowed the situation to spiral into tomorrow, the entire drama—including its director and four lead actors—could have faced being erased from public discourse. Regardless of whether the show was only aired overseas, as Chinese people, we undoubtedly had this premonition. Fortunately, it’s finally resolved now. Those devastated fans won’t riot anymore—because he’s single.

(You can look up the significance of July 7th in China for context.)

Damn, capitalism really played us… Fighting from last night till now—we all feel like fools. Our mindless bandwagoning just helped TXN renew his contract in the end.

I feel like crying... Just two more months and his contract would've expired—he'd be free. Now he's blowing up, but he's handing over his skyrocketing commercial value to the company at a bargain price. Guess this is his way of settling things with everyone.

Today, 14 out of the top 30 trending topics on Weibo were about him - with the #1 spot claiming he's already married with kids. Just completely fake rumors. This whole circus only ended around 6pm when his agency finally released an official statement with legal documents proving he's single, never married, no children. Honestly, the entertainment industry completely screwed him over - they've backed him into a corner where he'll have to accept a lowball contract renewal.

Seriously, his youthful energy—that bright, optimistic spirit and relentless drive—it’s just so contagious!

As true fans, we’re absolutely heartbroken for him. He’s already been forced into a low-paying contract renewal, and he probably had to agree to other unfair terms too. Once again, the ruthless capital wins—they bought all those smear campaigns, hired armies of trolls to spread lies about him, and now that he’s so popular and valuable, they’ll just milk him dry to make up for it.