Asian Addicts Anonymous

“Two people holding each other at the same time is called…” *as a disclaimer, the new girl’s name is Yi Jing, but I have realized that I have also called her Ji Ying. So wherever there is Ji Ying, it is supposed to be Yi Jing** Da Ye tells Xiao Feng that he was scared that she didn’t need him

One of Asian dramas most prominent happenings – the accidental kiss – helps throw our trio into even more chaos. Not to mention Da Ye’s mother is not fond of the indecisive Xiao Feng who isn’t in love with Da Ye as much as she probably should be.

We have hesitations, misunderstandings, a new relationship, and a new letting go. Are these three any closer to achieving happiness or is this just the start of another storm which will lead to more heartbreak?

A boy who has trouble choosing between old love and new love. A boy who has trouble differentiating between “like” and “love”. A girl willing to move on even if it breaks her heart. What will the final decision be?

Yi Cheng and Xiao Feng’s relationship is strained as Yi Cheng always leaves Xiao Feng for Ying Zhi. Enter Da Ye to comfort the hurting Xiao Feng. Will he get another chance?

Yi Cheng’s ex appears throwing his relationship with Xiao Feng off – is he really over his past love? This angers Da Ye as he has finally realized his own feelings for Xiao Feng. At least Qui Ying and Ah Ji are officially together!

Da Ye feels like an outsider as Yi Cheng and Xiao Feng begin to spend more time together. What will Xiao Feng do when she puts aside her feelings for Da Ye and confesses to Yi Cheng who misunderstands?

Xiao Feng realizes Da Ye hurt himself as much as her when he rejected her and tries to become friends once more while Yi Cheng steps in and shows his feelings for Xiao Feng.

Da Ye mistakes Xiao Feng’s feelings and sets her up with his best friend. Hijinks ensue and Xiao Feng’s “ex” and her friends encourage her to finally confess to Da Ye.