Rᴇᴡᴀᴛᴄʜᴇᴅ HISᴛᴏʀʏ 2: Rɪɢʜᴛ ᴏʀ Wʀᴏɴɢ ᴛᴏᴅᴀʏ ʙᴄ ᴡʜʏ ᴛғ ɴᴏᴛ sᴏ I ᴀᴍ ᴍᴀᴋɪɴɢ ᴀ ᴛʜʀᴇᴀᴅ ᴏғ ᴀᴘᴘʀᴇᴄɪᴀᴛɪᴏɴ ғᴏʀ ᴛʜɪs ᴜɴᴅᴇʀʀᴀᴛᴇᴅ ᴍᴀsᴛᴇʀᴘɪᴇᴄᴇ

WELL FIRST OF ALL, don't get me started with "this is wrong, they're teacher x student (age gap)" and completely dismiss the issues they addressed here. Sheng Zhe is NOT a minor anymore so I don't see a problem with it plus there is consent between their relationship.

Throughout the series, you can see how Yi Jie didn't pressure Sheng Zhe and never used the "professor authority" card to force the younger into something that he wouldn't like.

Their relationship didn't even start romantically in the first place, the main purpose was just to take care of the child as a single father and as a babysitter.
Then the development goes on, it wasn't rushed and they really took their time to maintain a closer bond.

I really really love how they made Baby YoYo the center of their relationship.
Seeing a healthy and domestic family with LGBTQIA+ parents in a series is very refreshing

If not for this supportive little sweetheart, fate might not even bring them both together as a family.

The way Sheng Zhe slapped Yi Jie the harsh truth to wake him up really hits they touched a very relatable (unfortunately) topic in this scene.

So many parents out there tend to dedicate their time in their career more than caring for their own children.

Not saying work should be neglected but I'm saying, they should also realize the importance of communication and spending more time with their children to nurture them not only to attend to their physical needs but to help develop their mental and emotional growth as well.

My respect will forever go to Yi Jie for he didn't take Sheng Zhe's words and actions negatively, instead it made him realize how important maintaining his bond with his daughter.

Sheng Zhe did not speak as a student to Yi Jie but as a child who was also once neglected by his own parents. (Damn I felt that so much)

And because of Sheng Zhe, Yi Jie eventually woke up to his senses and improved himself as a father to YoYo.

Yi Jie was even there to comfort Sheng Zhe when he was on the verge of breaking down from experiencing bullying because of his sexuality.
The way the actors portrayed their emotions for this scene is so raw, you can feel it naturally which happens in real life LGBTQIA+ struggles.

I am deeply moved with how Sheng Zhe treasured Yi Jie's words of advice for him a few years ago.

It means the older guy really made a huge impact to him, just imagine if Yi Jie wasn't there to save him during that fearful night for Sheng Zhe.

Present time and Yi Jie still never fails to uplift Sheng Zhe whenever he felt like degrading himself for liking the same sex.

Nothing. Is. Wrong. With. Being. Gay.

That's one of the admirable characteristics of Yi Jie in the series.

Not to mention, the moment Yi Jie realized his feelings for the younger, he didn't even mind the gender because all he knows is that, he cherishes Sheng Zhe a lot and is willing to take all the risk for their relationship.

Educating the child that adults can cry too and it's perfectly normal

We all have our darkest moments so if ever we come to that point in life, it is OKAY to let out the pain by expressing ourselves with tears.

Crying does not mean we are weak but crying means we are unafraid to face our fears and is willing to let it out to ease the pain away. •́ ‿ ,•̀

I already tweeted this before and I will never shut up from talking about this! Do I really need to explain their conversation further?

Parents need to educate their kids at a very young age that love and marriage does not only apply between a man and a woman periodt.

Props to this amazing girl, Ye Zi for being the most supportive buddy Sheng Zhe could ever ask for! She was always there to open Sheng Zhe's eyes whenever he's dealing with his own crisis and love life.

A straightforward and strong woman, that's what we need in every BL series!

+++ I also adored her cat and dog relationship with Shao An so much! Please get married no matter how many years it would take! Lmao

Y'all I died here

Sheng Zhe suffered a lot from the past so imagine how it must've been hard for him to fall in love again, with fears of failing too but thanks to his supportive friends, he was able to muster up the courage and finally stood up for himself and for the love he'll be fighting for!

MAD RESPECT to Yi Jie for visiting Sheng Zhe's home and earning the blessing of his mother before officially dating him!

Seriously where can you find a guy like that?! You could rarely find a man who has balls to face the consequences and take responsibility for their actions

Also, the way Yi Jie really held back to get much physical with Sheng Zhe 'til he turns 20 because of the mother's request and THAT'S ON RESPECT

(Not @ Yi Jie abducting him the moment he turned 20
I didn't think Sheng Zhe got his birthday cake but it was the other way around )

*cues clown music for the ex*

Miss Yi Ze if you ain't gonna marry this man when you turn 30, then I'd be very much willing to have him!

What is Right?
This series tackled a topic within the household of an LGBTQIA+ family which is rare for BL shows.

What is Wrong?
You're refusing to appreciate this masterpiece because you are quick to judge the age gap which I REPEAT— is clearly consensual of legal age already.

The only flaw I've seen in this series is—WHY DID WE NOT GET TO SEE THE WEDDING AND MORE DOMESTIC MOMENTS AFTER MARRIAGE?!

EXTRA: The way Yi Jie yeeted Baby YoYo hELP—

—end of thread but their domestic family will never end and will continue to prosper until they grow old together—

HIStory 2: Right or Wrong enthusiasts, please like this tweet~

I need more mutuals AKA more people with taste to trust