@ppwpng I believe fourth 100%. His behavior nows reminds me of time in the social house, where first talked about the thoughts in his head regarding Khao. Same type of teasing happened. Plus, phu doesn't deny he only deflects. So something happened 100%.
Moment so GOATED that I keep watching on repeat!!!!
YUNQI the man you are 😭🛐
The way he asked Yiran to tell us that they are not splitting by pointing finger on the screen 😮💨🤤
Ps. I did rough translation, sorry if there is any mistake.
#ToMyShore#HaoYiran#Yunqi
As Yun Qi is chronically online, it was impossible he didn't understand what "break break break" mean. Gosh, I looked back at my recording, making it HD, and it looked CRYSTAL CLEAR that he was upset. He didn't let Pupu get away with a joke. #YunQi#HaoYiran#YunYi
I’m DEVOURING this shyt whole 😭🔥
I usually don’t write long essays like this, but this time I really couldn’t stop myself from getting emotional.
From the very beginning, it’s been obvious that Gao Jiahui and Pupu are both extremely high‑EQ people. To put it bluntly, the direction of their fandoms is especially sensitive, and the two of them have always been incredibly careful—constantly trying to keep everyone satisfied. So I simply don’t believe that Gao Jiahui genuinely didn’t understand what people meant by spamming “chai chai chai” (“break it, break it”) in the comments.
Personally, I don’t really read livestream comments, so I can’t say how many people on the other side of the screen were stubbornly shouting for the CP to be torn apart. But clearly, it was enough to make Gao Jiahui visibly lose his temper on the spot—to the point where, in the middle of the livestream, he pressed Pupu to make a statement. Yes, I’m deliberately using the word pressed.
Pupu has been in the entertainment industry for many years; he’s long since become a worldly, clear‑headed veteran. He understands the survival rules of RPS better than anyone. If the people involved personally promise “we won’t break the CP,” then the moment even the slightest awkwardness or misstep appears later, the backlash will be far more disastrous than before. That’s why, at first, he was clearly trying to joke his way out of it—playing dumb, talking about “demolition,” “demolishing houses,” “unboxing packages,” even dragging “Star” into it—using harmless jokes to muddle through this hot‑potato topic.
But Gao Jiahui had no intention of letting him off.
If you go back and really savor that moment, when Pupu was rambling about “demolition” and “unboxing,” look at the aggression in Gao Jiahui’s eyes. He stared at Pupu without blinking, his gaze following Pupu’s slightly exaggerated movements, with an expression that clearly said, “Let’s see how much longer you can keep making this up.” 🤣🤣🤣
And Pupu? He was sneaking glances at Gao Jiahui’s expression the entire time.
When he finally realized he truly couldn’t brush it off anymore, he had no choice but to quietly explain that “chai chai chai” meant, “After the drama finishes airing, will we separate?” He said it with a smile—but that smile carried two or three parts of unspoken difficulty.
Gao Jiahui probably understood immediately. The corner of his mouth twitched. He rolled up his sleeves and took two deep breaths—the kind of look that says someone is barely holding their anger back.
Pupu probably thought the matter would pass lightly and be over.
But completely unexpectedly, Gao Jiahui suddenly reached out, pulled him into his arms, and forced out a single sentence:
“So?”
Pupu was utterly stunned. A confused “Huh?” slipped out instinctively. He didn’t understand at all—that the young man beside him was openly demanding a status, a clear claim. Nor did he expect Gao Jiahui to dare to push this far.
This moment was so “younger‑top coded”: reckless, headlong, youthful, and unapologetic—carrying the unspoken implication:
You’re mine. You can only be mine. After the drama ends, you still want to leave me? And who exactly said you were allowed to leave me?
(I’m eating this CP again 💊🐔)
Honestly speaking, the younger one’s relentless advance only ever draws its confidence from the older one’s silent, step‑by‑step indulgence. Gao Jiahui’s confidence came from Pupu’s consistent tolerance—and from his certainty that Pupu would give him the answer he wanted.
THIS BTS, they accidentally posted but its now deleted.
you can clearly heard, the director said to stop but tian didnt stop and zhan xuan watched them from moniter 🫠😭
#RevengedLove