What I still don’t understand is why so many articles suddenly started claiming that Esther was behind someone…
They kept insisting that Esther was “banned” and that her dramas would never air. Yet one by one, the dramas in her backlog have been released. Then they claimed she wouldn’t be able to get any new endorsements because she was supposedly “banned.” But she has continued to announce new endorsements. When she joined a new cast, the rumor changed again. Suddenly, people claimed she had paid her way into the project. And then she joined another cast. At some point, those claims just stop making sense. I don’t understand that line of thinking. Why would an established actress have to “pay to work”? Acting is her profession, not a hobby. If there were credible evidence of something that serious, it would likely become a major industry story rather than remain an internet rumor. That’s why I don’t like judging someone based on repeated speculation. Rumors can change every few months, but I’d rather look at what actually happens than believe every new narrative that appears online. Their right brain and left brain keep fighting each other. Every once in a while, they change their narrative. What surprises me the most is how the whole fandom seems to live in an information bubble. They all say the same things, keep repeating the same rumors, and act like repeating them over and over makes them true.
What I still don’t understand is why so many articles suddenly started claiming that Esther was behind someone…
What frustrates me most is seeing one fandom’s repeatedly spreading the same rumors about Esther everywhere, copying claims about her being “banned” or her family without any credible evidence.I don’t understand why some people push these narratives instead of just supporting their own idol.It would be better if fan spaces focused on positive, respectful support and verified information rather than unverified claims and copy-paste negativity. At the end of the day, fandom should be about appreciation and enjoyment, not rumors.
What I still don’t understand is why so many articles suddenly started claiming that Esther was behind someone…
At that time, it felt like we couldn’t do anything. We could only watch the rumors spread while people kept making one accusation after another without showing any evidence. The hardest part was how easily those rumors were accepted. A lot of people didn’t seem interested in whether the claims were actually true. As long as the story was dramatic and entertaining, they were willing to believe it and pass it on. That’s what frustrated me the most. Once a rumor becomes interesting enough, the truth often gets pushed aside. By the time people start asking for evidence, the narrative has already spread everywhere.
What I still don’t understand is why so many articles suddenly started claiming that Esther was behind someone…
It honestly felt like people were relying on the illusory truth effect repeating the same accusations over and over until people started thinking, “Well, if everyone is saying it, maybe it’s true.” That’s what frustrated me the most. Repetition isn’t evidence. Just because the same claim keeps appearing across different accounts or platforms doesn’t automatically make it true. Serious accusations should be backed by credible evidence, not by how many times they’re repeated.
From all of the male leads that she was paired up with, HMH's fans are way too much. They are so delusional it's…
What I still don’t understand is why so many articles suddenly started claiming that Esther was behind someone else’s downfall or even behind hate campaigns. Where is the evidence? Why were these kinds of articles appearing everywhere across marketing accounts and on multiple platforms? They just kept repeating the same accusations without providing any proof. It’s frustrating because once a narrative is repeated often enough, a lot of people start believing it’s true even when there isn’t clear evidence to support it. That’s what bothered me the most. I wasn’t asking people to blindly defend her—I was asking why such serious claims were being spread so widely without reliable proof.
From all of the male leads that she was paired up with, HMH's fans are way too much. They are so delusional it's…
From what I’ve seen, a lot of people seem to have a prejudice against Esther. They criticize her voice ,her attitude, and her personality, constantly insisting that everything about her is “fake.” If they really don’t like her, why can’t they just leave her alone? Instead, they go into her comment sections or comment on videos about her just to leave nasty remarks. It’s honestly so irritating. For a long time, I tried not to care because I thought, “Some people are just like that.” So I ignored it. But things changed around last August. The negativity reached a completely different level. From my perspective, the amount of coordinated-looking criticism became much more noticeable. Even as a none fan, it felt impossible not to notice how intense it had become.
From all of the male leads that she was paired up with, HMH's fans are way too much. They are so delusional it's…
Sometimes I wish I knew nothing about all this messy fandom drama and could just wait for the drama to air like I used to. It honestly felt so much better back then. I miss the days when I was simply a C-drama fan whose biggest question was, “When will the drama be released?” Getting deeper into C-entertainment has been such a letdown at times. It can be emotionally draining to constantly see fan wars, rumors, and people with completely different ways of thinking. And seeing all the hate campaigns and negativity surrounding Esther just makes me think, “What is going on?” I really miss enjoying dramas for what they are instead of getting caught up in all the noise. But since I’m already in this mess, I might as well make one thing clear: I’ll defend Esther Yu when I see people spreading misinformation or twisting the facts about her. I don’t expect everyone to like her, and that’s completely fine. But I do have a problem with people making up narratives or treating rumors as facts just to attack her.
With their victim mindset . There is no point of having conversations with them . Actress has nothing to do with…
This is exactly the point I always want to confront them about. They keep acting like the production team and his company forced him to take this role just so he could stay on the singing program, or else he’d be eliminated. 🤓 I mean… why? For what? Just because of Esther? I genuinely don’t understand that logic. Why would his company or the production team force him to take a role? Do they really think being given a lead role and getting paid is some kind of punishment? C-drama doesn’t have a shortage of actors. In fact, there are many talented actors who don’t even have projects right now because there are fewer productions than before. So if they seriously believe he was forced by his company and the production team to take this role for Esther, then I’m done. That’s such a bizarre way of looking at the situation. It completely ignores how the industry actually works. I’ve seen companies sabotage their own artists by refusing to get them any jobs or leaving them without opportunities. But this situation is the complete opposite. His company keeps pushing him to get more exposure and is even securing opportunities for him including a role alongside Esther. So why would anyone call that “forcing” him as if it’s some kind of punishment? Getting acting roles and increasing your exposure is literally what an entertainment company is supposed to do for its artists.
With their victim mindset . There is no point of having conversations with them . Actress has nothing to do with…
I don’t pay attention to this because they don’t bring it outside weibo so I don’t know and I believe there ain’t much compare to Esther . because there are so many people who has prejudice towards Esther regarding her voice , her personality and her rich family so it’s so easy to join the trend and hate on her and mostly if there is a hate trend there are so many fandoms would gang up on her . Also about their gege joining the cast his fans literally brings it outside weibo and post it everywhere. some fan site already posted that they won’t support this drama because he really doesn’t want to ( according to fans ) and actor himself never makes a clear statement about it . let’s the fans make their own assumptions.
From all of the male leads that she was paired up with, HMH's fans are way too much. They are so delusional it's…
With their victim mindset . There is no point of having conversations with them . Actress has nothing to do with their gege and his company dispute . Esther gets cast to play her role and has no control on production decisions to cast other actors . I quite like the novel and the character rong chenzi is just so charming . Reader can’t help but fall for him . This role is freaking cool . Other actors might fight for this role but couldn’t get . who doesn’t want to play a role that potentially farm fans ?
From all of the male leads that she was paired up with, HMH's fans are way too much. They are so delusional it's…
basically , the fans have the mentality of the actor being mistreat by the company. This is very common how the company control fans and squeeze money from them . Being hate on but they get the most benefit. fans feel bad for the idol that’s the point they create .
People is praising Esther yu for her hardwork in Chinese restaurant 8 . It’s ok to be late to see how great Esther yu is . Esther yu always does her best in everything . She says hard working won’t guarantee success but she won’t regret anything later on . Esther yu is such an amazing woman.
This drama will land on Netflix korean tomorrow 31st July . This drama is amazing . please give it a lot of love . This screen writer and producer of this drama is just amazing . He creates the vibe of the wuxia world so well . All of his works are all good .
Many people assume this is just another generic rebirth drama or infinite time-loop story, but rebirth isn't the…
the only rebirth drama I watched for these few years is the double which I find it’s so good the pace is well balanced and the plot , the cinematic are all good but the only downside is it’s a revenge of women against women but what I find interesting about yunchu’s vengeance is the revenge will be women against men .
Then they claimed she wouldn’t be able to get any new endorsements because she was supposedly “banned.” But she has continued to announce new endorsements.
When she joined a new cast, the rumor changed again. Suddenly, people claimed she had paid her way into the project. And then she joined another cast. At some point, those claims just stop making sense.
I don’t understand that line of thinking. Why would an established actress have to “pay to work”? Acting is her profession, not a hobby. If there were credible evidence of something that serious, it would likely become a major industry story rather than remain an internet rumor.
That’s why I don’t like judging someone based on repeated speculation. Rumors can change every few months, but I’d rather look at what actually happens than believe every new narrative that appears online.
Their right brain and left brain keep fighting each other. Every once in a while, they change their narrative.
What surprises me the most is how the whole fandom seems to live in an information bubble. They all say the same things, keep repeating the same rumors, and act like repeating them over and over makes them true.
The hardest part was how easily those rumors were accepted. A lot of people didn’t seem interested in whether the claims were actually true. As long as the story was dramatic and entertaining, they were willing to believe it and pass it on.
That’s what frustrated me the most. Once a rumor becomes interesting enough, the truth often gets pushed aside. By the time people start asking for evidence, the narrative has already spread everywhere.
That’s what frustrated me the most. Repetition isn’t evidence. Just because the same claim keeps appearing across different accounts or platforms doesn’t automatically make it true. Serious accusations should be backed by credible evidence, not by how many times they’re repeated.
Where is the evidence?
Why were these kinds of articles appearing everywhere across marketing accounts and on multiple platforms? They just kept repeating the same accusations without providing any proof.
It’s frustrating because once a narrative is repeated often enough, a lot of people start believing it’s true even when there isn’t clear evidence to support it.
That’s what bothered me the most. I wasn’t asking people to blindly defend her—I was asking why such serious claims were being spread so widely without reliable proof.
If they really don’t like her, why can’t they just leave her alone? Instead, they go into her comment sections or comment on videos about her just to leave nasty remarks. It’s honestly so irritating.
For a long time, I tried not to care because I thought, “Some people are just like that.” So I ignored it.
But things changed around last August. The negativity reached a completely different level. From my perspective, the amount of coordinated-looking criticism became much more noticeable. Even as a none fan, it felt impossible not to notice how intense it had become.
I miss the days when I was simply a C-drama fan whose biggest question was, “When will the drama be released?”
Getting deeper into C-entertainment has been such a letdown at times. It can be emotionally draining to constantly see fan wars, rumors, and people with completely different ways of thinking.
And seeing all the hate campaigns and negativity surrounding Esther just makes me think, “What is going on?”
I really miss enjoying dramas for what they are instead of getting caught up in all the noise.
But since I’m already in this mess, I might as well make one thing clear: I’ll defend Esther Yu when I see people spreading misinformation or twisting the facts about her.
I don’t expect everyone to like her, and that’s completely fine. But I do have a problem with people making up narratives or treating rumors as facts just to attack her.
They keep acting like the production team and his company forced him to take this role just so he could stay on the singing program, or else he’d be eliminated. 🤓
I mean… why? For what? Just because of Esther?
I genuinely don’t understand that logic. Why would his company or the production team force him to take a role? Do they really think being given a lead role and getting paid is some kind of punishment?
C-drama doesn’t have a shortage of actors. In fact, there are many talented actors who don’t even have projects right now because there are fewer productions than before.
So if they seriously believe he was forced by his company and the production team to take this role for Esther, then I’m done. That’s such a bizarre way of looking at the situation. It completely ignores how the industry actually works.
I’ve seen companies sabotage their own artists by refusing to get them any jobs or leaving them without opportunities. But this situation is the complete opposite.
His company keeps pushing him to get more exposure and is even securing opportunities for him including a role alongside Esther.
So why would anyone call that “forcing” him as if it’s some kind of punishment? Getting acting roles and increasing your exposure is literally what an entertainment company is supposed to do for its artists.
Esther updates her red note . so many beautiful pictures