What Did fan Xiao did in 3 years gap ??Also i am disapointd with how shu lang had no charactr development while…
I get why you feel that way, but I don’t fully agree. The 3-year gap wasn’t about showing every detail of what Fan Xiao did, it was more about showing the result, he came back more mature, independent, and emotionally guarded. That contrast is actually important for the story. As for Shu Lang, I think his development is just more subtle. He doesn’t change in an obvious way like Fan Xiao, but you can see it in how he starts to face his feelings and stops running away. It’s just not as dramatic, which can make it feel like there’s no development at all. About the fake dating with Lu Bowen, yeah, it wasn’t the strongest plot point, but I think it was meant to create tension and push Shu Lang to confront his emotions. Whether it worked or not is debatable, but I wouldn’t say it was completely useless.
Maybe it's only me, but I find it weird that boss married sister and loved Liu Yi then he kinda raised them? watching…
It’s uncomfortable! This trope with siblings (well, not by blood, but they grow up like siblings, so it feels the same to me) is unfortunately very common in danmei novels. At least here it’s not about the main leads.
It’s a co-production with Hong Kong, and that’s usually how BL projects from China manage to bypass mainland…
Yeah, you’re right, in Thailand they don’t have those obsessively intense so called fans. Something similar happened with the filming of To My Shore too. We barely knew anything about the series before it aired.
It’s a co-production with Hong Kong, and that’s usually how BL projects from China manage to bypass mainland…
From what I’ve read, it’s only a co production with Hong Kong, and they’ve just done most of the filming in Thailand. The strange thing is that, as far as I remember, they didn’t film anything in Hong Kong at all.
Reading the replies here..Everyone or some of you make it sound as though the language aka Cantonese is so rare...…
It’s a co-production with Hong Kong, and that’s usually how BL projects from China manage to bypass mainland restrictions and get international distribution.
I expect it's because of the language, that's why it seems that way.
It’s dubbed in a different language, that’s why it looks different. The actors are speaking Mandarin, but they’ve been dubbed by other voice actors in Cantonese, so the lip sync obviously doesn’t match.
The wait is crazy 😩 i miss when i used to wait for a bl to be complete before i see it. If i do wait i will…
I kinda like the anticipation, it's that I also love to act spoiled 🤭 But you're right, spoilers can ruin it for me too, so I prefer watching them as they air.
How are these chinese dramas so addictive. Once I start I literally keep thinking about when's the next episode…
I know exactly what you mean 😭 CBLs are seriously addictive in the worst (best) way. They have a way of getting you completely hooked without even trying. The pacing and emotions just pull you in so easily. I'm constantly thinking about the next episode, rewatching scenes, and of course ending up reading the novel too. Honestly, that’s how you know it’s good though. When it pulls you in that much and you need more of the story, it just hits differently.
I just finished reading the novel and ugh both to my shore and this made me cry. Although this one leans on more…
Same thing with Fan Xiao in the novel 🤣 After their reunion he just does exactly what his wife wants 🤣 I'm reading this one now, there’s no way I could make it 8 weeks otherwise 😭
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As for Shu Lang, I think his development is just more subtle. He doesn’t change in an obvious way like Fan Xiao, but you can see it in how he starts to face his feelings and stops running away. It’s just not as dramatic, which can make it feel like there’s no development at all.
About the fake dating with Lu Bowen, yeah, it wasn’t the strongest plot point, but I think it was meant to create tension and push Shu Lang to confront his emotions. Whether it worked or not is debatable, but I wouldn’t say it was completely useless.
I don't deserve the credit, I still read/watch them 😂
But you're right, spoilers can ruin it for me too, so I prefer watching them as they air.
It's machine translation though. I can't find it anywhere else fully translated.
Can you share a link?
I'm reading this one now, there’s no way I could make it 8 weeks otherwise 😭