Name: Plus & Minus Extra
Genre: Romance
Released: 2022-01-01
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Max Lin, Shih Cheng Xuan, Zheng Qi Lei, Matt Lee, Kuan Lin

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Reviews (4)

In this heartwarming 25-minute special episode that follows the final moments of the main series, newlyweds Zheng Ze Shou and Fu Li Gong are celebrating their wedding night when a tipsy Ze Shou stumbles upon an old photo of Li Gong with their high school classmate Xiao Yu. Jealousy and nostalgia collide as he drifts into a vivid dream, transporting him—and his adult memories—back to his 18-year-old self. With the wisdom of ten years, Ze Shou gets a second chance to relive key moments from their high school days, subtly altering the past to deepen their bond and ease his insecurities. Blending fluffy romance, gentle jealousy, and time-slip fantasy, this special is a sweet epilogue that offers closure and cozy warmth for fans who fell in love with the original story.

Max Lin

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Shih Cheng Xuan

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Zheng Qi Lei

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Matt Lee

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Kuan Lin

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Romance

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Gay Male Lead

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E01

Plus & Minus Extra Episode 1

Season 1 ·

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bl_lover_forever

March 12, 2024

9/10

I adored this special! Seeing Ze Shou get jealous and then dream-walk through their high school years was so cute. The cuddles, the kisses, the little jealousy pout—everything I wanted after the wedding. Max and Shih have incredible chemistry. Pure fluffy bliss!

logic_over_fluff

May 8, 2024

6/10

It's fine but largely redundant. The time-slip concept is cute, but the episode is filled with too many flashbacks from the main series. Also, I found Ze Shou getting blackout drunk at his own wedding rather distasteful—if my spouse did that, I'd be upset. Still, it's only 25 minutes so not a waste.

soundtrack_soul_99

September 1, 2024

6/10

The sweet, romantic music from the main series carries through, which I appreciated—it sets the mood perfectly. But plot-wise, this special is pure fluff with almost no new story. The dream framing feels lazy. If you want more of the couple, it's watchable, but don't expect anything groundbreaking.

ethically_minded_fan

December 20, 2024

5/10

I wanted to love this because I enjoyed the main show, but the drunk-at-wedding setup rubbed me the wrong way. Ze Shou's jealousy is played for laughs, but it normalizes excessive drinking on a special day. The time-travel gimmick feels like a hollow excuse to revisit old scenes. Chemistry saves it a little, but not enough.