Ngl, I feel like Qing Yi and Susu could have used the time they spent talking by the door to actually escape.…
It's the classic cliffside trope difference between costume dramas and Republican-era dramas. š In costume dramas, the FL and ML will give an essay-length epilogue before jumping off a cliff because they know plot armor will save them anyway. But in Republican dramas, it's like: "I can take 10 bullets, but I still need to deliver my final speech because my FL/ML is standing beside me and plot armor is on my side." š Like... forget the injuries, forget faintingālet me finish my emotional monologue first.
I didn't understand how he actually won. He wanted her to beg in front of him, but instead... she came back just to save him. So was his real goal not to make her admit defeat, but simply to make her come back to him? Because, in the end, that's what mattered to him after she left him three years ago. he is pure Xie wei..ohh..xie wei
This Qing Yi... I literally had to use AI to calculate what the hell he was saying. Turns out "96 million 400 thousand seconds" is equal to "3 years, 3 weeks, and 18 hours". Bless his soul.
@Mira, you finally have a rival for your seconds game. š¤£
This man isn't counting years anymore... he's counting everything in seconds.
Nick, tell me the truth. In the novel, is PG the male lead and BL the female lead? Or is CHS the male lead? I'm…
Well, the story is mostly centered around PGY and BL's characters. But in the novel, after their university(high school in the novel) arc, they become sworn enemies and remain that way until the end. CHS's character is the endgame for BL. According to the novel, PGY is killed by CHS, although I think the drama might change this and make BL the one who ends his life. So basically, for the first half of the drama, PGY is the ML because the story mainly follows him and BL. But in the second half, CHS takes over as the ML for BL's storyline and remains the endgame until the finale. It's honestly a very complicated ML situation.
In costume dramas, the FL and ML will give an essay-length epilogue before jumping off a cliff because they know plot armor will save them anyway.
But in Republican dramas, it's like: "I can take 10 bullets, but I still need to deliver my final speech because my FL/ML is standing beside me and plot armor is on my side." š
Like... forget the injuries, forget faintingālet me finish my emotional monologue first.
Because how did she even know Susu's name?
He wanted her to beg in front of him, but instead... she came back just to save him.
So was his real goal not to make her admit defeat, but simply to make her come back to him? Because, in the end, that's what mattered to him after she left him three years ago.
he is pure Xie wei..ohh..xie wei
Turns out "96 million 400 thousand seconds" is equal to "3 years, 3 weeks, and 18 hours". Bless his soul.
@Mira, you finally have a rival for your seconds game. š¤£
This man isn't counting years anymore... he's counting everything in seconds.
thank q
At first, he was completely love-dovey toward his princess, and now suddenly he's being portrayed as the villain.
finally made it to the offical page
CHS's character is the endgame for BL. According to the novel, PGY is killed by CHS, although I think the drama might change this and make BL the one who ends his life.
So basically, for the first half of the drama, PGY is the ML because the story mainly follows him and BL. But in the second half, CHS takes over as the ML for BL's storyline and remains the endgame until the finale.
It's honestly a very complicated ML situation.