Dear Diary, I’ve Entered My Fighting Arc

Offender:
King — Goddess Bless You From Death

Crime:
A corrupt cop who framed innocent people just to close cases faster, then dumped all the blame on Singha and disappeared for two years while Singha carried the consequences of his corruption. The audacity? He comes back wanting Singha again, refuses to admit he was wrong, and keeps twisting the narrative like he was “doing this for Singha’s own good.” Manipulative, self-righteous, and completely allergic to accountability — every choice he makes somehow makes things worse.

Sentence:
This man pisses me off so badly that every time I see or hear his name, my blood pressure spikes and my leg instinctively prepares for flight.

Do you know how mad someone has to make you to want to fly kick them on sight? Exactly.
He is my top offender among all currently airing dramas, and if I could enter that screen, I would willingly risk being haunted by ghosts just to get my hands on him — and I’m scared of ghosts. ⚔️

Offender:
Sophee - Interminable

Crime:
I have been beefing with this woman since episode ONE. From the moment she appeared on my screen, my spirit clocked her as a problem — and she spent the entire show proving me right. She chased a man who only sees her as a sister and is gay. Even if he woke up straight tomorrow — which he won’t — it still wouldn’t be YOU. I watched her imagine a whole engagement with no ring, no proposal, no confession, no consent — just vibes, audacity, and delusion.

Then she went after the male lead’s actual love interest and escalated all the way to attempted rape, and that’s when she secured her permanent spot on my fight list. No redemption arc. No benefit of the doubt. The show gave us TWO LIFETIMES and she still chose to chase the same gay man again! Same delusion. Same entitlement. Zero growth. A masterclass in refusing to learn.

Sentence:
I would immediate slap her for clarity. Dragged her out of the main couple’s house by the ankles. Toss her directly into the nearest trash can. If I see her even thinking about my couple again, I’m throwing hands in every timeline. Case closed. ⚔️ 

Offender:
Dhevi — Shine

Crime:
She orchestrated everything from the very beginning.
She knew her husband was gay when she married him — and not only did she know, she had his lover killed so her father could force him into marriage with her. All this time, we were led to believe she was an innocent victim, while she knowingly trapped him in a loveless marriage, fully aware of who he was, and built her entire life on his suffering. She wasn’t misled. She wasn’t betrayed. She was the mastermind behind my favorite character’s misery.

Sentence:
We were all played like fools, and I will never forgive her for that.
My boy Krailert suffered, spiraled, and ended miserably because of her, and I actually cried watching his life collapse. If I could enter that screen, I would risk everything to beat her ass on sight — this level of manipulation deserves consequences. ⚔️

Offender:
Risa — The Wicked Game

Crime:
Cold, manipulative, and smiling while lighting the fuse — a wolf in sheep’s clothing, constantly sabotaging, constantly stirring, and escalating every conflict. She messed with my main character every single time she appeared and nearly got him killed — my favorite, by the way. The audacity.

Sentence:
Every time she was on my screen, my patience evaporated instantly.
I wanted to drag her by her wig, her soul, and her ancestors — through the mud, the sand, the cement, the rice fields — everything. She didn’t just participate in the chaos; she engineered it, and for that, she earned these hands. ⚔️

Offender:
President Qin — To My Shore

Crime:
He inserted himself into my already sinking ship like an unsolicited iceberg.
Hitting on Shulang, actively trying to pull him away from Fan Xiao, and stirring chaos where none was needed. But the real crime? Denying Shulang’s resignation letter. Sir, a resignation is not a suggestion, not a request, and definitely not something you get to reject. The audacity to trap my boy in a situation he explicitly tried to leave is unforgivable.

Sentence:
The moment he said “denied,” I was on my feet fighting the air and ready to throw a two-piece combo through the screen. My ship may be barely floating, full of holes, and actively taking on water — but that does NOT give this man the right to interfere. Go away. Take several steps back. Let my clown ship either repair itself or float away on life jackets in peace. ⚔️

Offender:
The managing agencies involved in TopForm — specifically Smart’s agency (Jin).

Crime:
TopForm was a breakout hit that launched two actors — previously relatively unknown internationally — straight into massive popularity. Fans were excited, hopeful, and fully expecting to see this pairing again because the chemistry was undeniable. But now? That future is dead.

Smart’s agency refused to honor the original pairing agreement — an agreement that existed when he wasn’t popular and no one was investing in him — and once success hit, they suddenly wanted out. The production company is understandably furious, Bloom’s agency is done playing nice, and now it’s full-blown industry bad blood. The result? Fangirls lose, the actors lose, and a perfect pairing is gone forever because of greed.

Sentence:
This is Saint and Perth trauma all over again and I am not healed enough to relive it.
Watching the actors clearly want to speak up but being unable to hurts almost as much as losing the pairing itself. I want to throw hands, chairs, and conference room tables at these agencies — someone bring me to the CEO, because fangirl injustice has been committed. ⚔️