Totally agree with you
He Tian is fucking scary and manipulative. I enjoy the story, but irl there would be no way in hell that you'd consider this "play fight" if someone did this to, say, a friend of yours.
i don't think he's manipulative actually he's pretty straightforward scary, and like i said they started off as enemies. but after what happened with She Li i think they're friends of some sort now
I do too. I was on the verge of dropping 19 Days before Mo came along. I just prefer tsunderes, delinquents, odd couples, bickering couples, rough housing over pure lovey dovey childhood friends. They just entertain me more and overall their relationship is more of a challenge. People keep coming here harping on realism, how they hope our real relationships aren't like this, and being so transparent. Sorry sis I still prefer them over Zhan and Jian Yi. I'm more entertained and when I'm reading a piece of fiction that's all I ask for. ╮(￣▽￣)╭ I didn't come here for an authentic healthy gay documentary. I want to see a cranky tsundere delinquent relentlessly and crazily chased by a rich popular pretty boy who for once is being rejected hard and by someone who (socially) is considered below him. It's just a joy for me to see how He Tian steps up his game next. How more outrageous will he be next?
Their relationship might have problems sometimes but they're teenagers, and they're both boys, its normal to play fight. I don't like when people call their relationship toxic because clearly they started off on the wrong footing and slowly started caring for each other.
Remember when Guanshan really didn't feel comfortable (when Tian kissed him), he can ignore Tian and Tian also stopped seeing him. It was after Tian helped Guanshan that they made up and their relationship goes back to normal. I think when push comes to shove Guanshan is not a pushover and Tian is definitely not a rapist