I believe everyone is entitled to their opinion about a drama but I can also see why you were getting attacked.…
You keep recycling the same “you made an account just to hate” line because you have nothing else. If that was such a winning argument, you wouldn’t need to ignore every criticism and obsess over my profile instead. It’s easier to attack the messenger than answer the message.
What’s really funny is how you accuse me of being “dedicated,” yet you’re the one inspecting profiles, replying to every opinion you don’t like, and writing essays about a stranger’s account. If my opinion was so irrelevant, why are you this desperate to discredit it? You could’ve just ignored it, but instead you keep proving how much it bothers you.
And no, criticizing a drama isn’t the same as blindly defending it while attacking anyone who disagrees. I judged a fictional TV show. You judged a real person because they didn’t rate it the way you wanted. Those aren’t remotely the same.
At this point, you still haven’t disproved a single criticism. All you’ve done is repeat “new account,” “hate,” and “dedicated” over and over
I believe everyone is entitled to their opinion about a drama but I can also see why you were getting attacked.…
That’s a nice attempt at false equivalence. Posting criticism isn’t the same as spending your time attacking everyone who doesn’t worship the drama. Pointing out flaws in a show is called discussing it. Swarming people with insults because they gave it a low rating is called being unable to handle criticism.
And if my account bothers you so much, why are you so invested in stalking it? You claim I’m the obsessed one, yet you’re analyzing my profile instead of addressing a single point I’ve made. Looks like the drama isn’t the only thing you’re defending your ego is too.
The funniest part is that you all keep proving my point. Instead of discussing the drama, you investigate accounts, invent motives, and label every negative opinion as “hate.” If the drama is really as great as you claim, it shouldn’t need fans acting like unpaid bodyguards every time someone rates it low
I believe everyone is entitled to their opinion about a drama but I can also see why you were getting attacked.…
The “new account” argument is nothing more than a coping mechanism. The second someone gives this drama a low score, suddenly account age becomes the biggest issue. But when fresh accounts conveniently show up handing out perfect 10s, calling it a masterpiece, and flooding every discussion with praise, none of you seem to care. Funny how your standards only apply when the opinion hurts your feelings.
You can’t disprove the criticism, so you attack the account instead. That’s not a counterargument it’s an excuse. If your only defense is “your account is new,” you’ve already admitted you have nothing intelligent to say about the actual points being made
"It's never that deep"But you are throwing paragraphs after paragraphs
Don’t worry, they read it. If they didn’t, they wouldn’t even bother replying to my comments in the first place. It’s funny how people claim they “don’t read paragraphs,” yet somehow always manage to respond to them. They clearly read enough to get triggered
So funny that you're still here talking about embarrassment. You revealed it yourself, that you are an attention…
You don’t even talk about the drama, yet you’re glued to every “hater’s” comment like it’s your full-time job. The irony is hilarious. You call other people obsessed, but you’re the one constantly chasing their attention.
I’ve seen your comments too. You throw around words like “mental” just because someone doesn’t worship the same drama or actor you do. So spare everyone the fake moral high ground.
Why are some ZLH fans so incapable of handling criticism? This isn’t the first drama to get negative comments, and it won’t be the last. Not everyone has to like what you like. The world doesn’t revolve around your favorite.
And if your own advice is “don’t watch it if you don’t like it,” then take your own advice don’t read comments you don’t like. Stop acting like every negative opinion is a personal attack. You’re asking people to ignore a drama they dislike, yet you can’t even ignore a single comment. That’s not confidence in your favorite it’s insecurity.
The funniest part is watching these die hard fans throw tantrums, launch personal attacks, and gang up on strangers over a TV show, then turn around and call everyone else “mentally ill” or “obsessed.” The projection couldn’t be more obvious.
Imagine being so emotionally dependent on a piece of entertainment that a stranger’s opinion sends you into a meltdown. It’s a drama, not your identity. If criticism makes you feel personally attacked, that’s your problem to deal with, not everyone else’s.
The constant stalking, dogpiling, and personal insults don’t make you look loyal—they make you look insecure. You’re not defending the drama; you’re advertising how fragile your ego is. If your favorite show is so amazing, it shouldn’t need an army of people harassing strangers to protect its reputation.
It’s never that deep. The only people taking it to an embarrassing level are the ones turning a simple disagreement into a personal crusade.
Hahaha I see you're still obsessed with overdo to keep lurking here. Hater.
That’s true ppl follow things they dislike for example you ,you didn’t like my comment yet you couldn’t stop buying attention to it ,isn’t that true?hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Hahaha I see you're still obsessed with overdo to keep lurking here. Hater.
You hate it but still check updates’ isn’t the gotcha you think it is. People follow things they dislike all the time. The real clown move is thinking everyone who looks your way must be a supporter
Hahaha I see you're still obsessed with overdo to keep lurking here. Hater.
Funny how you’re more obsessed with people criticizing it than the people you’re accusing of being obsessed. Maybe look in the mirror before calling anyone contradictory
Really? With a 3 days old account, the only drama in your list is Overdo with 1 star.... There is your answer…
You say you’re “not a fan,” but you’re acting like someone insulted your entire existence instead of the drama. If you were really just here to enjoy the drama you would’ve talked about the plot instead of spending your time fighting everyone who doesn’t like it.
The “I’m not a fan” excuse would’ve been believable if you weren’t under every critical comment playing defense. At this point, you’re more invested in protecting the drama than discussing it.
You keep calling everyone else “haters,” but you’re the one creating arguments. People are allowed to watch a drama, think it’s bad, rate it accordingly, and move on. That’s how ratings work. You don’t get to dismiss every negative opinion as “hate” just because you don’t like reading it.
The funniest part is you tell people to “say it once and leave,” yet you’re the one who can’t stop replying. You’re acting less like someone enjoying a drama and more like its unpaid security guard.If criticism of a fictional drama feels like a personal attack that’s your problem
What’s really funny is how you accuse me of being “dedicated,” yet you’re the one inspecting profiles, replying to every opinion you don’t like, and writing essays about a stranger’s account. If my opinion was so irrelevant, why are you this desperate to discredit it? You could’ve just ignored it, but instead you keep proving how much it bothers you.
And no, criticizing a drama isn’t the same as blindly defending it while attacking anyone who disagrees. I judged a fictional TV show. You judged a real person because they didn’t rate it the way you wanted. Those aren’t remotely the same.
At this point, you still haven’t disproved a single criticism. All you’ve done is repeat “new account,” “hate,” and “dedicated” over and over
And if my account bothers you so much, why are you so invested in stalking it? You claim I’m the obsessed one, yet you’re analyzing my profile instead of addressing a single point I’ve made. Looks like the drama isn’t the only thing you’re defending your ego is too.
The funniest part is that you all keep proving my point. Instead of discussing the drama, you investigate accounts, invent motives, and label every negative opinion as “hate.” If the drama is really as great as you claim, it shouldn’t need fans acting like unpaid bodyguards every time someone rates it low
You can’t disprove the criticism, so you attack the account instead. That’s not a counterargument it’s an excuse. If your only defense is “your account is new,” you’ve already admitted you have nothing intelligent to say about the actual points being made
I’ve seen your comments too. You throw around words like “mental” just because someone doesn’t worship the same drama or actor you do. So spare everyone the fake moral high ground.
Why are some ZLH fans so incapable of handling criticism? This isn’t the first drama to get negative comments, and it won’t be the last. Not everyone has to like what you like. The world doesn’t revolve around your favorite.
And if your own advice is “don’t watch it if you don’t like it,” then take your own advice don’t read comments you don’t like. Stop acting like every negative opinion is a personal attack. You’re asking people to ignore a drama they dislike, yet you can’t even ignore a single comment. That’s not confidence in your favorite it’s insecurity.
Imagine being so emotionally dependent on a piece of entertainment that a stranger’s opinion sends you into a meltdown. It’s a drama, not your identity. If criticism makes you feel personally attacked, that’s your problem to deal with, not everyone else’s.
The constant stalking, dogpiling, and personal insults don’t make you look loyal—they make you look insecure. You’re not defending the drama; you’re advertising how fragile your ego is. If your favorite show is so amazing, it shouldn’t need an army of people harassing strangers to protect its reputation.
It’s never that deep. The only people taking it to an embarrassing level are the ones turning a simple disagreement into a personal crusade.
The “I’m not a fan” excuse would’ve been believable if you weren’t under every critical comment playing defense. At this point, you’re more invested in protecting the drama than discussing it.
You keep calling everyone else “haters,” but you’re the one creating arguments. People are allowed to watch a drama, think it’s bad, rate it accordingly, and move on. That’s how ratings work. You don’t get to dismiss every negative opinion as “hate” just because you don’t like reading it.
The funniest part is you tell people to “say it once and leave,” yet you’re the one who can’t stop replying. You’re acting less like someone enjoying a drama and more like its unpaid security guard.If criticism of a fictional drama feels like a personal attack that’s your problem