O Lado Sombrio do Sol (2025)

Nice Thriller for duanju class

Its first Bad Ending for Zhai Yiying drama since almost all of her drama are Happy Ending. Shen Haonan suits for this kind of character (schizophrenic person). Zhai Yiying tries to get dark character and her effort is paid well.

The Plot is about ML who wants to get revenge for his girlfriend (FL) murderers since he want to propose her but he saw her friends kill her until he hallucinated about his late girlfriend and admitted to psychiatric hospital. Few times later, He got test for being sane (He pretends to being normal to get out while he always hear FL whisper) and start his revenge against his girlfriend murderers.

For revenge arc is quite sad and satisfying ending for the enemies with ML struggles to being sane.

Recommended to watch.

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The drama said ‘trust me,’ and I absolutely did not

I went into this drama mostly out of curiosity, and honestly, by the end I felt like the writer must have been smoking something potent because the plot doesn’t just go off the rails—it launches itself into orbit. The entertainment value is undeniable, but the logic? Absolutely feral. The show asks you to accept that a doctor who has been mentally ill for years can just stroll back into medical practice like it’s a casual hobby, and we’re supposed to trust him with scalpels and human lives. Meanwhile, the four villains commit crimes so outrageous they should require a multi‑episode legal arc, yet the story conveniently sweeps everything under the rug as if accountability is optional in this universe. It’s fiction, sure, but even fiction usually pretends to care about consequences.

And yet, despite all that chaos, I kept watching. Not because it made sense—because I wanted to see how much crazier it could get. There’s a strange charm in witnessing a drama fully surrender to its own absurdity. The pacing lurches, the emotional logic collapses, and the plot twists feel like they were generated by a malfunctioning slot machine, but the sheer audacity of it becomes its own kind of entertainment. I finished it with the same energy you have when you watch a storm from the window: fascinated, confused, mildly concerned, but unable to look away. It’s chaotic, it’s messy, it’s unbelievable—but I can’t deny it was entertaining.

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