it was perfect drama I remember the ranks was8.7 and now is 8.5 this drama deserves more high like them so much…
To whoever is downvoting this masterpiece: I hope the wi-fi signal drops every time you load a streaming video, you can never find the end of plastic wrap or tape dispenser, your favorite song always gets interrupted by a sudden phone call, and your headphones only work in one ear for the rest of time. Let the small annoyances of life haunt you for this great sin .
Till now,I only heard about toxic fans,but today I encountered many,I don't know how they hate one and love other,like…
Wait what are you guys talking about? Explain me what's happening cuz i have no idea. And who is sprouting all this bullshyt comparing RL fans with Israel? Lol, logic left the chat!!
The behind-the-scenes clips probably haven’t all been released yet—it should take about another week to wrap…
ohh i see, but everyone on X and IG were saying that the bts will end on 4th Nov . But if what you are saying is true that i'm happy that we will get to see more videos .
Behind the scenes are ending today and someone on X said "Finishing Revenged Love is saying goodbye to ChiWei but Finishing behind the scenes is saying goodbye to TianZiyu" 😔😭. I refuse to be sad alone 😍. This is devastating BYE!!
Congratulations , but how it's possible to have 26 million views but 70 million likes
I totally see your point, and you're right that neither is a reliable replacement for search or fact-checking. I think the 'better' distinction is really about specific task performance. Like, one might be 'better' at writing code snippets, and another 'better' at crafting creative poetry. But for verified, current information, the Google search is the undisputed winner. And i simply just recommended her a better alternative to chatgpt , i don't see any problem with that ?
Congratulations , but how it's possible to have 26 million views but 70 million likes
Weibo is hella complicated so you aren't the only one who is confused . I was dumbfounded too when i first got to know about its system to count the likes LOL!! China & their technology is really different . To tell you Chatgpt gives incorrect answers most of the times . Instead, you can use Gemini, comparatively it gives somewhat accurate answers tho not 100% correct :))
Congratulations , but how it's possible to have 26 million views but 70 million likes
You are right about the fans buying the likes and Lemonades have apparently bought some likes bcuz ain't no way a post with 26 million views can have 70 million likes . However, weibo isn't like other normal social media platform where they count the direct likes only made on the post . Chinese celebrities, particularly those with massive fandoms, have highly organized and dedicated fan groups. These groups view generating high engagement data (likes, comments, reposts) as a direct measure of their idol's popularity, influence, and commercial value. The total engagement for a post on Weibo is a combination of likes, comments, likes on comments, reposts, and saves 😭. If you still don't believe it then you can even search on google "Does weibo count the likes like the other social media platform?" and it will tell you the same .
Congratulations , but how it's possible to have 26 million views but 70 million likes
Weibo has a different system to count likes unlike Instagram or Tiktok . On Weibo, the total number of "likes" displayed on a main post is not just for the post itself; it also aggregates all the likes received by comments made under that post. Dedicated fans often actively like popular comments to boost the overall engagement metric, which can significantly inflate the total "likes" count far beyond the number of unique post views. View counts often take longer to be fully processed and updated by Weibo's system to filter out bot or repeat views, ensuring they are genuine. Likes, however, are typically updated in real-time. This leads to the situation where the like count appears higher than the view count.
Hence, the 70 million likes represent a combination of a very large and dedicated fan base actively working to boost engagement across the entire comment section, combined with the technical difference in how Weibo counts likes versus views.
Tian Xuning's business post on Weibo has surpassed 70 million likes, setting a new record for the most likes in the history of Weibo and making him the first and only person to achieve this feat . So happy for him cuz he deserve it :))🤍🍀
i can just say "it is so worth watching if you like realistic stories" and for more you can read the reviews to find whether this drama is your cup of tea or not .
She was stupid yeah for taking her phone while it was ringing so loudly but Pao deserved the slaps more and that girl who let him out of the room knowing he was not in his right mind . Aek , Boun, Gus died bcuz of them and them only .
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I'm happy to see that some of us are still here and girl you are so dedicated ♥
And i simply just recommended her a better alternative to chatgpt , i don't see any problem with that ?
To tell you Chatgpt gives incorrect answers most of the times . Instead, you can use Gemini, comparatively it gives somewhat accurate answers tho not 100% correct :))
However, weibo isn't like other normal social media platform where they count the direct likes only made on the post . Chinese celebrities, particularly those with massive fandoms, have highly organized and dedicated fan groups. These groups view generating high engagement data (likes, comments, reposts) as a direct measure of their idol's popularity, influence, and commercial value. The total engagement for a post on Weibo is a combination of likes, comments, likes on comments, reposts, and saves 😭.
If you still don't believe it then you can even search on google "Does weibo count the likes like the other social media platform?" and it will tell you the same .
On Weibo, the total number of "likes" displayed on a main post is not just for the post itself; it also aggregates all the likes received by comments made under that post. Dedicated fans often actively like popular comments to boost the overall engagement metric, which can significantly inflate the total "likes" count far beyond the number of unique post views.
View counts often take longer to be fully processed and updated by Weibo's system to filter out bot or repeat views, ensuring they are genuine. Likes, however, are typically updated in real-time. This leads to the situation where the like count appears higher than the view count.
Hence, the 70 million likes represent a combination of a very large and dedicated fan base actively working to boost engagement across the entire comment section, combined with the technical difference in how Weibo counts likes versus views.