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One culprit found

After many attempts they finally found one who was taking upskirt pics of girls on the train. A guy was disguising himself as female to get close to women and record them unaware. Liu Ye gets a call from home and his sibling is getting in fights at school defending him. Liu Ye is struggling to hold on as his book sales plummet and he now has no means to make a living and his dream through his writing is becoming dust before his eyes. Time agents and Liu Ye find themselves together on the same train and get the disguised guy to the cops showing how he recorded women. He denied Sang Ning’s case and referred to himself as a gentleman admitting what he had done but not what he hadn’t, tho he would accept a bribe to say he had. He considered himself and LY of a similar nature in assaulting girls. Liu Ye is now losing it and thinking the guy is setting him up to hurt him, but I think the guy at the time was just diverting attention to hide his own crime. LY’s brief moment of respite at clearing his name is now gone and the Time agent trio are having to admit no conclusive evidence presented itself to clear him. The guy also was recording not touching so it seems they have not found the right person yet. Liu Ye irrationally concludes he is guilty because no proof can be found that he is innocent. It is not looking good for any of them at this moment.

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One of the most powerful first episodes!

I was hooked from the very first episode—definitely one of the most powerful openings I’ve seen! At first, I thought the FL had some kind of psychic ability because she’s so observant and sharp, almost like she sees through everything. But when it was revealed at the last minute that she had orchestrated everything from the start, I was completely speechless. Her mind is on another level! I also wonder if she can fight—she has so many secrets and sometimes plays dumb or weak, but I feel like it’s all an act. As for the ML, he didn’t leave the best first impression since he jumps to conclusions too fast, but I’m curious to see how his character develops.

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Run faster

I am glad Qiao Ling was able to get to the train station and follow Liu Ye to the police station. He makes a statement but the only comfort he can take is that they can’t confirm guilt, NOT that he is innocent. Qiao Ling tries to comfort him but is unsuccessful. Liu Ye is doxxed once videos went viral. The main culprit is so happy with number views that she has a big crowd in front of his workplace to catch him getting arrested. They are making a carnival atmosphere out of it and not worried about truth at all. They have their culprit handy and plan to get as much viewership as possible from the encounter. Liu Ye already notices his new book is getting negative reviews and removed from shelves because of the fake news. It is heart rending to see the suffering he takes upon himself because there is no escape from the cyber bullying or face recognition from viral videos. Once he saw the crowd he resigned from his workplace to save them the grief of dealing with the mob. He bravely faced them and told them he had resigned and to leave them alone. He runs away with the crowd in pursuit. I respect that his boss tried to defend him and wanted to stay by him. She accepted his resignation eventually and her attitude later made me sad. She had accepted that in spite of her knowing his innocence that her job could not deal with all the bad press. They were willing to throw him under the bus to keep the peace with the masses. As much as I want to loathe them for it, and do to some degree, it is very hard to escape popular opinion when it is determined to find you at fault with no letting up. Everyone wants the hot list of praise, but that hot list of bad press is hard to deal with. His kind soul wanted to clear the air, but there was no venue for him. He also made the mistake of letting the hate comments devour him rather than just shutting his devices down and ignoring it. Qiao Ling is trying to get confirmation from assaulted girls to get to the truth of the matter but so far is unsuccessful. Here, her selfies can come into play to try to find evidence. Cheng Xiao Si and Lu Yuang are combining their talents with hers and working a timeline to find the real culprit. They are working hard but first try was a no go. I really hate they chose the gentlest soul for this crime arc. It makes the biggest impact, but that such a sweet spirit is being crushed by pure volume of hate for a crime he didn’t commit and can’t prove innocence to is really hard to watch.The actors definitely make you feel it and did an excellent job of bringing on the angst.

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