#yan keyi

[justawanderingbabbit]

Just finished watching @traineecryptid's sub of Overworking Man and *whew*, that was good. Strongly suggest it, especially for the Liu Chang aficionados.

Warning, spoilers below

I like the ending and if there's a tiny part of me that wanted Yang Keyi to go back to music, I have to admit his choice makes a lot of sense. He isn't sure of himself wherever he goes and jumping from one thing to another trying to be sure isn't going to work for him.

So headcanon is that while he still works for that company a combination of his changes and the company's means that he's no longer working himself to the bone to please what will never be pleased. And that, in turn gives him time to have his own life and play music with his beloved friends on weekends. Not to mention grow the confidence he needs to understand that he *is* indeed talented.

Also, sooner or later he and Wen Shiqing work out just what's going on between them. (He still doesn't want to be goosed on stage, however.)