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NOT a rumor — this time it's real.

It's indeed true that China's National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) issued a new regulation yesterday (August 18th), which will take effect starting in September.
However, the jurisdiction only covers domestic streaming platforms (Tencent Video, iQIYI, Youku, and MangoTV), and does not extend to international platforms. Marquee actors TXN and ZY have been banned from appearing in blockbuster TV productions and primetime dramas, though the restrictions would presumably not apply to smaller projects and short-form content.

They felt she was defending him and believed she shouldn’t have praised him. Then, taking out all their frustrations about the later developments of the plot on this incident, they reported the post, and it was removed.

In Episode 23, he'll get the punishment he deserves. And you wouldn't want to see how a villain like him transforms into such a loyal, deeply affectionate sweet guy – going from a total red flag to a complete green flag. I love this contrast. In later episodes, he'll be bawling his eyes out and shedding tears on more than one occasion.

So glad they included this clip in the BTS footage – and TXN is using their real voice here, sounding authentically youthful!

The massive popularity of this series is exactly why the director likely has anxieties and reservations in the current high-pressure environment. She probably fears the legal consequences (in effect, fearing jail).

Don't compare it to 'ABO Desire'. That series wasn't a phenomenon in China. Honestly, there are tons of Chinese mini-dramas out there with way more explicit content than either of these two shows. But they fly under the radar – they're niche, unlisted, and nobody really pays attention. Blame this show's scrutiny entirely on its overwhelming popularity.

The heartbreak and regret shouldn’t fall on Chinese fans alone. You all deserve to know the details cut from the series finale.

According to leaks from on-set crew members, during the hometown ending scene — did you notice WW wearing that strangely unfamiliar and out-of-place outfit? It was the exact same pink crop top he first wore to seduce CC. The crew revealed several intimate kiss scenes were filmed here.

First, CC tenderly kissed WW’s stomach, echoing that awkward pose WW struck in Episode 2. Then, WW took charge: he flipped over, pinned CC down, and kissed him passionately on the lips, throat, and chest, all while calling him lǎogōng (husband/my love) — the first time he willingly used this term. Free at last from his struggle with his straight identity and casting off his shyness, this was his first genuine moment of initiative. CC was overcome with emotion, completely swept away.

The scene then transitioned to a distant, slightly blurred shot depicting CC performing oral sex on WW. Throughout this, WW moaned, repeatedly calling him lǎogōng. After they caught their breath, the two embraced. WW whispered, "I have a home again."

Watching that final scene, I was struck by how jarring and contextually inexplicable that specific outfit felt. But with these leaked crew insights explaining the omitted scenes? Suddenly, everything clicks into place with perfect, heartbreaking logic.

The cruel reality? We'll never see the footage. Though filmed, we only have these orally relayed accounts from crew members, leaving us with mere textual descriptions. It’s devastating.

The heartbreak and regret shouldn’t fall on Chinese fans alone. You all deserve to know the details cut from the series finale.

According to leaks from on-set crew members, during the hometown ending scene — did you notice WW wearing that strangely unfamiliar and out-of-place outfit? It was the exact same pink crop top he first wore to seduce CC. The crew revealed several intimate kiss scenes were filmed here.

First, CC tenderly kissed WW’s stomach, echoing that awkward pose WW struck in Episode 2. Then, WW took charge: he flipped over, pinned CC down, and kissed him passionately on the lips, throat, and chest, all while calling him lǎogōng (husband/my love) — the first time he willingly used this term. Free at last from his struggle with his straight identity and casting off his shyness, this was his first genuine moment of initiative. CC was overcome with emotion, completely swept away.

The scene then transitioned to a distant, slightly blurred shot depicting CC performing oral sex on WW. Throughout this, WW moaned, repeatedly calling him lǎogōng. After they caught their breath, the two embraced. WW whispered, "I have a home again."

Watching that final scene, I was struck by how jarring and contextually inexplicable that specific outfit felt. But with these leaked crew insights explaining the omitted scenes? Suddenly, everything clicks into place with perfect, heartbreaking logic.

The cruel reality? We'll never see the footage. Though filmed, we only have these orally relayed accounts from crew members, leaving us with mere textual descriptions. It’s devastating.

I am totally obsessed with this TV show, but I understand and respect your position.

It's mean my wife's father

CC said, 'Just wait 'til I finish this smoke... then your chance is gone.' What he means is, once that cigarette's done, he's gonna fuck you up so bad you won't have the breath left to scream.

You didn't misunderstand, that was a sexual invitation.

Looking forward to hearing from you! Have a good one!

That was 7 years ago.

Seven years ago, while lying in bed, WS asked a drowsy, half-asleep CC: "Who is the most important person in your life?" CC replied, "GCY."

This became the origin of everything—the tragic beginning that motivated WS to destroy the friendship between the two close brothers.

XS remarked: "So it turns out he really did like GCY."

WS then deliberately sent the recording (of CC’s confession) to WSW, and later forwarded WSW’s reaction video to CC.

Provoked, CC came to take WSW away.

After finishing Episode 1, I felt exactly the same as you – my reaction was all criticism. When I watched Episodes 2 and 3, I still approached it with a hint of mockery. But by Episode 5, I was completely hooked. Now, if I can't watch The Ingenious One on Monday, life won't feel complete!

没事，我们总是有其他各种办法的

Thank you for the shoutout. Might've been a tough day? Let's push ahead and hunt for more top-tier content.

Personally, I live for lightning-fast plots with explosive payoffs—Desire just plodded along, honestly.

This drama flies totally under the radar in China. Cast members interact with zero filters, completely off Beijing’s scrutiny.

God, I envy that! If only RL’s leads could vibe so freely. Their stone-cold silence has sent some fans into a delusional spiral—like full-blown hallucination territory.
Where are you from?I can’t access overseas websites—wish I could see what’s posted there. But from what I’ve gathered on Weibo about his alleged affair, every "clue" amounts to groundless hearsay: whispered rumors dressed as testimony, then repackaged into deceptively objective-looking spreadsheets. After pulling consecutive all-nighters glued to this drama on Weibo, I'm just... weary. Frankly, his private life doesn’t even register on my radar anymore.

I'm truly saddened by your departure. I understand your position—we were among the very first viewers who followed his career from the beginning.

You should stand by your principles. You did nothing wrong. I will keep supporting his work and remain his admirer.

While some of the recently exposed information holds truth, the majority circulating are merely second-hand rumors.

What comes after a soft ban? A real ban. So, treat this essentially as a warning: your freedom to perform remains intact only if you exercise caution and know your limits.