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The first kiss in the drama was actually the last one they filmed during production, while the final kiss in the story turned out to be their first real-life kiss.

The behind-the-scenes clips probably haven’t all been released yet—it should take about another week to wrap up. The kissing scene blooper still hasn’t come out—you know, the one in Episode 4 where Dabao, wearing blue clothes, pretends to be asleep.

Thanks for your calm and objective comment. I can't believe you even read the novel. Seems I've uncovered some juicy details.😱😂😏

If someone ever gets the chance to remake this series in the future, they will definitely change this particular plot point. That's why our discussion is still relevant.

Those shippers have his ass glued shut.

A small number of secondary creators had this intention early on, but the shipping fans claimed that Tian's stance had already been cemented by them.

Compared to the novel, you're better off looking for the behind-the-scenes footage of the office scene in Episode 10. It features over 30 minutes of nothing but kissing scenes — it's incredibly intense, with their heavy breathing and strands of saliva connecting their lips.

The (BTS) footage was so great today. The part where he was shirtless, even though it was heavily pixelated, looked incredibly sexy with the chains against his exposed skin.

😘😘 Very cute

What you likely saw was the video of him being chased in the airport terminal. Such incidents occur frequently and typically do not lead to penalties. The reason he was punished was due to the incident that took place inside the cabin after the plane had taken off—where fans confronted flight attendants and disrupted other passengers. This was extremely dangerous.

Yes, all four of them have faced harassment. Being chased at airports is a common occurrence—celebrities often get surrounded like that, and it happens frequently. However, the intensity of fan frenzy for other stars has never reached the extreme level seen with Tian Xuning’s fans. His followers are the most deeply obsessed with him, though he also attracts the largest number of detractors. What truly stood out was the incident that occurred during a flight. I don’t know if you’ve seen the video, but behind a curtain, flight attendants were confronted and shoved by those frenzied fans, who behaved like zombies. Previous incidents were never this severe—this was genuinely shocking. The scene was covered in negative press reports here and was also picked up by international media outlets.

Consequently, a rumor has now emerged claiming that the two actors will reunite for a new project—a drama that will be released everywhere except mainland China. Many of my friends have heard this news and shared it with me. However, I refuse to believe it; I consider it to be a lie.

Reality often feels overwhelmingly pessimistic. Good news almost always turns out to be false—that’s a rule I’ve come to trust😭😭.

Previously, we speculated it would be six months, but now I believe the restriction period will be extended further and last even longer. On the 11th, all tagged videos of "Kill to Love" and ABO were taken down—without any buffer period—all removed within a single day. These dramas and their actors cannot be found even when searching by their exact titles. These shows were not popular, had no热度 (heat/traction), and failed to attract any attention, yet they still faced restrictions. Given that, it’s best to temper our expectations.

me too

He was restricted for three months; actually, he was also one of the victims, but given the official discrimination against traffic stars, such a punishment is not surprising.

It is certain that they are barred from participating in any high-quality S+ film and television projects, as well as programs funded by national television networks, the four major platforms, or government departments—all of which fall under the jurisdiction of the relevant authorities. Much like the so-called "Korean Wave Restrictions" in 2016, no official document was ever issued, and the diplomatic authorities have never acknowledged the existence of such a policy. Nonetheless, all formal film and television sectors and mainstream online platforms have maintained a tacit understanding, and no Korean dramas or variety shows have been broadcast since.

In fact, official channels hold a discriminatory stance toward traffic celebrities, particularly those with high levels of public attention. This sentiment is also shared by those born in the 1970s and 1980s—the very demographic currently in positions of power. If young actors wish to sustain long-term careers, they have no choice but to maintain an extremely low profile and avoid causing any disruptions.

On the 11th, the day before yesterday, the Xuhongshu platform was officially warned and fined for excessively hyping celebrity-related topics and promoting distorted values. Additionally, I only learned today that TXN was restricted from taking flights for three months by aviation authorities back in July, as chaotic behavior by frenzied fans caused flight delays. Both the disruptive fans and Tian Xuning himself faced penalties. As a result, he can now only travel by private vehicle, since taking high-speed rail would similarly lead to public disturbances. Yesterday, the production of a drama in which he made a cameo appearance wrapped up, and he was mocked by detractors—the total time he spent filming was even shorter than the 13-hour car journey he undertook to reach the set.

At present, apart from their past works, the two have almost no access to new acting opportunities. Even when they do secure roles, these are limited to cameos, which can be easily edited out without impacting the overall storyline. Commercial advertisements and music festivals fall outside the purview of the National Radio and Television Administration, creating the illusion that they remain highly active. Ziyu, with his diverse skill set in singing and dancing, is a young all-around artist who successfully transitioned from an idol career. Thus, these restrictions have relatively little impact on him.

He twice helped pull down the doll's skirt to cover her up.😌😌

I think it was July 12th last year when the entire crew had a unified day off, so there was nothing available to shoot.

Yes, Guo Chenyu said his first kiss was given to Chi Cheng. And when Guo Chenyu told Chi Cheng that he and that big-eyed doll looked perfect together, Chi Cheng sang "Two Little Bees" to tease him as payback.

It’s both silly and endearing in a way, but he was way too harsh—he hit so hard. Yet right after, he started laughing to himself. I saw today’s magazine interview where he said that actors must have reverence for the characters they portray. Maybe the standards he sets for himself are too high, leaving no room for mistakes.