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If you're asking about setting up a shortcut or enabling one-tap blocking through page operations, as of now, I'm not aware of a method to do this either.

Yes, admittedly, the latter part of the plot isn't quite ideal—the first 14 episodes were more engaging.
So, I have rewatched the first 14 episodes about six times, while I've only seen the content after Episode 14 twice.😂

Please maintain a positive mindset when watching, and avoid being overly critical or swayed by emotions, as you are ultimately investing your own precious time. If your sole purpose in watching is to pinpoint its flaws, critique it, and prove that it fails to live up to the hype, that is an unhealthy approach.

I recently found myself in a similar situation. I'm currently in the "honeymoon phase" with this series and can't seem to move on. At the same time, many people have been recommending Thai BL dramas to me. I trust their taste and judgment, and I believe my watchlist is filled with outstanding works. However, I'm aware of my current mindset—I would unconsciously compare these innocent shows to *[RL] and hastily dismiss them to protect my love for this series. So, I've decided to wait until I'm in a more balanced state of mind before exploring other dramas.

For now, being able to watch the behind-the-scenes content every day, and seeing the lead couple subtly, quietly hinting at their importance to each other amid significant backlash, makes me feel like life is beautiful. That's enough for me—there's no need to move forward just yet.

This character is the source of chaos, while also serving as a plot device that drives the story forward.

The war of words between fans from both sides continues to intensify, with supporters busy spreading rumors about each other. This cycle repeats itself daily, and resentment among the fanbases is quietly building. I believe the chances of them making a joint appearance are quite slim. Perhaps that day will only come when their popularity wanes, and the fervent fans gradually cool off and move on.

The dynamic between these two is entirely different from other celebrity pairings. The promotional posts each of them shared on Weibo yesterday have already surpassed 6 million likes. In fact, several Weibo posts from each have garnered over 10 million likes—a level of engagement that other CPs, even combined, could not reach half of. If they were to appear together for a collaborative event, it would likely crash Weibo. The hot search list would be completely dominated by news related to them, and many solo fans from both sides would likely turn against them, directing their anger toward the idols themselves. While CP fans help maintain their general public appeal, the vast majority of those who actually purchase their endorsed products and contribute commercially are solo fans. A joint appearance would risk alienating these dedicated supporters. Solo fans have the power to elevate them, but they can also bring them down. There’s a certain toxicity to that kind of fandom.

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Yes, that’s how it went. The two of them filmed this scene from dusk until night. Ziyu’s hands were tied, his waist had no support, and his lips were kissed until they turned pale. They probably just wanted to make it more intense and explosive to get the scene approved in one take. So Ziyu suggested this idea to Tian.

Yes

Yes, I am a devoted fan of Chai Jidan. With her talent, she could easily film bromance stories, tap into a broader market, and make more money, but she has repeatedly turned down such opportunities. She insists on creating BL content, persevering for a full decade despite constant crackdowns from the National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA). Every drama she films faces mid-release takedowns, content censorship, and vicious attacks from haters. A few Chinese drama fans are ungrateful—they bite the hand that feeds them. Despite being burdened with a debt of 30 million yuan and restricted from high-consumption activities, she still managed to produce this series. In fact, after the 12th episode was released, rumors were already spreading online that she might be arrested. I just hope she can pay off her debts, make more money, and create her next work. I will always support her.

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The immense love they shared gave each other a profound sense of security, just like during their first argument when WW said, "I think you’re disgusting. If I were going to regret it, would I have said it outright?" Even after learning about CC’s dark past, WW never considered breaking up. That was why, when CC was pushed and driven away, he remained calm.

The deep, flowing love between them cushioned the impact of all their dramatic misunderstandings.

Yes, I also like him in a white shirt. Please proceed with the editing.

Thank u，BaoBao

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Okay, that comment should be deleted. The news first emerged on Weibo, and then I traced it back to its source. I carelessly matched it to a 2024 announcement. Yesterday, in a reply under that comment, I explained that it was actually circulated through an internal meeting.

Tian's variety show scenes were cut, and his role in the new drama was reduced to a special guest appearance. Based on these facts, the currently circulating has a certain degree of credibility. It was revealed by an insider that the National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) conveyed this direction to the industry during a meeting: actors who have performed in BL works are not allowed to ascend to the first tier. They are barred from prime-time TV series and major formal variety galas. They can only struggle in the niche market and web dramas. Actually, this unfavorable rumor only significantly affects Tian, as he is the one who genuinely wants to hone his acting skills and pursue a serious acting career.

If Kill to Love can air on August 25th, it will prove that Chinese BL can still continue to operate, albeit by being released overseas. However, top-tier actors will, like Tian, be barred from appearing in any dramas under the jurisdiction of the NRTA.

China has consistently upheld the "One Country, Two Systems" principle. For instance, regions like Hong Kong and Macao have abolished the death penalty and operate under entirely distinct legal frameworks. This poses no threat to the creative freedom in film and television production in Taiwan and Hong Kong. In mainland China, domestic films are prohibited from featuring bloody scenes, and supernatural horror films are entirely banned. In contrast, Taiwan and Hong Kong abound with such content—even LGBTQ-themed films are screened in cinemas there, a practice never permitted on the mainland.

Delving into specifics, the document issued on August 18 primarily relaxed restrictions for historical romance dramas and short-form series, lifting limitations on production requirements and episode counts. This aims to foster more diverse creative expression and revitalize an otherwise stagnant market.

As for the reported ban effective September—prohibiting the production of BL dramas for international platforms and barring top actors known for BL roles from participating in television productions—this directive did not explicitly appear in the published document. Instead, it was circulated as an internal meeting minute distributed to all senior management within the film and television industry. Several industry journalists with tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of followers subsequently reported this development. Given their verified identities and professional standing, it is highly improbable that they would fabricate government communications.

I can't open that page. Many fans find the situation contradictory because the regulatory scope of the National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) is limited to full-length TV series, variety shows, major platforms, national television broadcasters, and film associations. It does not cover commercial endorsements, music production and distribution, or short online dramas. That’s why you might see them remain active despite the restrictions. The newly issued NRTA rules only apply to actors involved in TV series produced after September. However, TXN and ZY are still affected because this regulation was clearly targeted at them.

This refers to the period after September; incidents occurring before September will not be retroactively penalized. Their past actions and violations will not be pursued, so CHAIJIDAN and the series in question are safe.

As for TXN and ZY, although they filmed this series in 2024, the newly issued regulation clearly targets them — aiming to prevent them from gaining undue benefits (by acting in BL series) through shortcuts, setting a bad example, and negatively influencing societal values. Therefore, no television platform would be foolish enough to actively collaborate with them.

If you're concerned about Xiao Zhan and Wang Yibo, rest assured — they won’t be affected. The same goes for the leads of ABO Desire. That series never gained much fame or traction in China. Even without the ban, the most popular variety shows and high-budget series wouldn’t have invited them anyway, so the impact on them is minimal.

The most affected is TXN. Ziyu, who is talented in both singing and dancing, has broad development prospects and a promising future. As for Tian Xuning, he is an actor focused solely on honing his craft — all he wants is to concentrate on acting.

There are still other avenues available. The Chinese film and television market is simply too vast — the "big four" platforms don’t represent everything. Although no major platform will publicly promote him, he could still appear in mid-tier productions, low-budget projects, or short-form series.

I am unable to answer questions regarding uncertainties and unknowns. What I can confirm is that in China's most popular variety shows, all his footage has been completely deleted and pixelated, and his appearance is not permitted. As for the new drama you mentioned—it was a big-budget production, but his role was downgraded to a special guest appearance, making it easier to remove his scenes without affecting the overall plot.These shows took advantage of his fame and popularity but failed to give him the most basic respect. In other aspects, there seems to be some flexibility. For instance, ZY can freely participate in music festivals, release new songs, and go live on streams, while TXN has secured a commercial endorsement.. Overall, they have gained more commercial value and seen a surge in their market worth compared to before they acted in the Boys' Love drama. I just feel sorry for TXN—he has recently been taking acting classes, striving to further refine his skills, only to end up with such an outcome. Also, in the video he uploaded on Douyin yesterday, wearing that pink shirt as part of his promotional look, he appeared noticeably thinner, even more so than in July.