ZakiyaSultana

I have never seen an author who hates the female lead this much. They piled every sexual term, behavior, and act of molestation onto her (making her endure all sorts of bizarre and dirty insults because of it) & then insisted that she had to cling to the male lead even if he turned his back on her because she made a mistake.
The initial desire for her to break up vanished completely & She has no one to talk to about her sufferings not even her family. my heart breaks for her

I have never seen an author who hates the female lead this much. They piled every sexual term, behavior, and act of molestation onto her (making her endure all sorts of bizarre and dirty insults because of it) & then insisted that she had to cling to the male lead even if he turned his back on her because she made a mistake.
The initial desire for her to break up vanished completely & She has no one to talk to about her sufferings not even her family. my heart breaks for her

I have never seen an author who hates the female lead this much. They piled every sexual term, behavior, and act of molestation onto her (making her endure all sorts of bizarre and dirty insults because of it), and then insisted that she had to cling to the male lead even if he turned his back on her because she made a mistake.
The initial desire for her to break up vanished completely, and they turned her into an irresponsible person who skipped work without permission as soon as she quit her job in the film industry. This is just too much.

In all my life, I have never seen such a sloppy drama. The events lack plausibility, the characters are unconvincing, the genre is inconsistent, the narrative is falling apart, and the theme is indistinguishable. It would only make sense if the writer were the KBS president's daughter.