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See Your Love

See Your Love  ·  2024, Taiwan
8.4
2,149 ratings
13
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● Completed 🕑 2024

Eager to escape from his familial duties, Zi Xiang is sent to Taiwan for business negotiations but is immobilized by a sniper attack en route. He persuasively hires the capable assistant, Feng Jie, to employ Shao Peng…

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In the high-stakes world of Taiwanese business dynasties, Yang Zi Xiang is the reluctant heir—spoiled, yes, but trapped in a gilded cage of familial expectation. When an assassination attempt leaves him immobilized and desperate, he hires the fiercely independent Jiang Shao Peng as his personal assistant. Shao Peng is deaf and mute, but his resilience and sharp mind immediately challenge Zi Xiang's assumptions. What begins as a transactional arrangement slowly blossoms into a profound, tender love story. As these two lost souls navigate danger from rival family members and the shadows of their own insecurities, they discover that true strength lies in vulnerability. Shao Peng teaches Zi Xiang to see beyond his own privilege, while Zi Xiang helps Shao Peng realize that his disability does not define his worth. With stunning chemistry, authentic sign language integration, and moments that swing from laugh-out-loud comedy to gut-wrenching emotion, 'See Your Love' is a 2024 Taiwanese BL sensation that redefines the bodyguard romance trope. It's a celebration of communication beyond words—a reminder that love speaks loudest when we truly *see* each other.

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See Your Love Episode 1
Season 1 · Oct 23, 2024
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See Your Love Episode 2
Season 1 · Oct 23, 2024
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See Your Love Episode 3
Season 1 · Oct 30, 2024
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See Your Love Episode 4
Season 1 · Nov 06, 2024
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See Your Love Episode 5
Season 1 · Nov 13, 2024
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See Your Love Episode 6
Season 1 · Nov 20, 2024
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See Your Love Episode 7
Season 1 · Nov 27, 2024
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See Your Love Episode 8
Season 1 · Dec 04, 2024
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See Your Love Episode 9
Season 1 · Dec 11, 2024
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See Your Love Episode 10
Season 1 · Dec 18, 2024
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See Your Love Episode 11
Season 1 · Dec 25, 2024
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See Your Love Episode 12
Season 1 · Jan 01, 2025
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See Your Love Episode 13
Season 1 · Jan 08, 2025
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cuddlebug_shipper
January 2025
9/10
I am OBSESSED with Zi Xiang and Shao Peng. Their love story made me cry, laugh, and scream into my pillow. The scene where Shao Peng feels Zi Xiang's throat to 'hear' him say his name had me in absolute shambles. This is how you do a deaf representation—full of respect, tenderness, and ZERO pity. The shower scene? Don't even get me started. Pure art. I'll be rewatching this forever.
LO
logic_over_fluff
Dec 20, 2024
6/10
I wanted to love this more, but the plot is a disjointed mess. The first few episodes are full of ridiculous 'accidental falls into each other's arms' that felt like a parody. Then suddenly we have a cousin with a gun and a rooftop showdown that came out of nowhere. The main romance is genuinely sweet—Jin Yun is a revelation—but the writing needed at least two more passes. Watch it for the leads, skip the gangster nonsense.
SJ
social_justice_watcher
Jan 5, 2025
7/10
I appreciate the effort to center a deaf and mute protagonist without making him a pitiable figure. Shao Peng's journey of self-acceptance is powerful, and I loved that his parents are portrayed as unconditionally supportive without being caricatures. However, the drama touches on workplace discrimination and then completely drops it for the crime plot. Also, the way Zi Xiang's father emotionally abuses him is framed as 'tough love'—that bothered me. Good intentions, messy execution.
SC
second_couple_addict
Jan 18, 2025
8/10
Okay, I know everyone is raving about the main couple, but can we talk about Feng Jie and Xin Jia? That bumbling assassin who ends up moving in with his target? Their chemistry is off the charts. The tension, the teasing, the way Feng Jie just lets himself be caught—ugh! They needed way more screen time. The post-credit scene gave me life. If there's ever a spin-off, I will watch it on repeat.
AE
aesthetic_eyes_only
Nov 30, 2024
7/10
The use of color and lighting in this series is lovely—warm golden tones for the romantic scenes, cold blues for the corporate drama. I also appreciate how the director visualizes Shao Peng's silent world: subtitled thoughts, muted flashbacks, focusing on hands signing. That said, some of the camera work felt cheap (soap-opera zooms), and the constant sound effects for comedy were jarring. A mixed bag, but when it's beautiful, it's really beautiful.