Love After Addiction
A shamed actor uses his insomnia as a trap to lure a former classmate closer, but his calculated game turns into a real, messy addiction.
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Episodes
Falsely accused, star Yoki retreats to Blue Bay to film a reality show, where a chance meeting with Yang Meng changes everything.
Yoki finds relief from insomnia by sleeping beside Yang Meng, only to realize they share a hidden high school past.
Yoki moves in with Yang Meng for a village reality shoot, testing boundaries to prove his co-star is his only sleep cure.
Yoki admits to a high school crush while facing village challenges with Yang Meng, sparking a new, quiet intimacy.
Yang Meng flees his father’s control, and as Yoki vows to stand by him, friendship deepens into forbidden love.
At a rainy village festival, gossip swirls as Yang Meng runs to Yoki—bringing them closer in laughter.
As Yang Meng plans the village’s future, Yoki wears his first bracelet—love blooming softly at their touch.
Yang Meng braves the mountains to save a missing Yoki, leading to a long-awaited mutual confession of their pasts.
Yoki demands a reward after their live stream success, while Ye Ran faces unexpected heartbreak over Xu Che.
Yoki’s image crumbles as a scandal hits the village, while Yang Meng overhears a secret that shatters his trust.
Yoki quits fame to tell the truth, heading back to Blue Bay to win Yang Meng's heart as his name is finally cleared.
A special wedding arrives on the island as two former middle school classmates return to celebrate their union. At the same time, Yoki receives a film...
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4 weeks ago
This is kind of a sequel to the Addicted series from years ago. At this time I haven't seen the original, so I'll just focus on this series. The main story, of two high school friends reuniting 8 years after graduation and falling in love, it was a good story. It was emotionally moving at times; at others it was a bit awkward as they were trying to force humor in, but they did it in an over-the-top way that really didn't flow smoothly. Honestly, without that forced humor, it would have been better, or better still if the humor flowed naturally. I won't give spoilers, other than it does have a happy ending, the one minor spoiler is that the one was an actor and he came to a small village, where the other main character had been living, to film a contest series. Most of that bordered on the idiotic. The contest parts were poorly thought out and scripted and were more like scattered fragments that contributed nothing to the series. In fact, you could take those parts out and the series probably would have been better. For the romance, I would rate that a 8/10, for the contest part a 2/10. It was a really good series, but it could have been much better.