Cui Shiju and Zheng wu, Their love story is sexier than the main leads love arc, and I am crying for them no matter how cruel they are to the rest of the people ~
Nice review!And a review that can be written for many recent doramas!
Thank you, and it's so true—newer dramas just don't compare to how they used to be. I can't think of any recent drama that has truly left a lasting impression on me.
When the sweet happy moments happen (episode 17 or 18?) and it's not even the midpoint of the drama (episode 20),…
Honestly, if they keep adding more melodrama instead of letting the FL grow stronger and rebuild herself, I’m probably going to drop it. It’s disappointing, especially since, like you mentioned, I haven’t skipped a single scene so far.
When the sweet happy moments happen (episode 17 or 18?) and it's not even the midpoint of the drama (episode 20),…
I started losing interest when they made the couple fall in love so quickly. We only saw the ML trust the FL with business work, and then suddenly he's in love with her just because she saved him once. I really wanted the show to focus more on the FL's journey, though I didn’t mind the other arcs either. But now, with everything turning into such a mess, it feels more like a revenge tale than a story about business development and freedom.
After years of watching dramas, how tf have I still not understood that if there are too many happy moments, something terrible, very terrible, is going to happen!!!!!!!
Judging by clips, I thought it was just the FL getting kidnapped, but oh lord.
This was actually GREAT. First, I didn't expect it to be a fantasy/gore drama, but FL was literally from THE ACTUAL HELL lol, and I was like tf fr? I didn't get many demon & angel theories, like why demons are still serving God n all, but everything else was so addicting. Fl was cool af, not giving shit and always in fuck you mode, and she did a character development arc, but her core personality was intact, and I LOVED IT. We often see that main characters are not excused for killing people; it's always "Leave it to Law." One of the classic Indian movies, Sholay, had to change their ending because they thought MC killing the villain would give the wrong message to people, but then it was kind of supernatural, so I hope people won't complain because I personally enjoyed it so much. Also, I know there will be Season 2, a lot of scope i sense, plus the love story just started, so yeahhhhhhhhhhh.
HELL YES But the cliff-hangerrrrrrrrrrrrr omg no, SEASON 2 WHEN yk I love stories like this, very much like the weak hero but not, trying to find your true potential, the girl really survived 100+ people trying to kill her when she doesn’t even fuc*ing know why, I mean — Slay but stay safe.
Both of them choose one pedo each and one choose teacher and Student and other choose Brothers friend (Bhaiya…
Hey brooooo, what’s up?
First off, I think you missed the memo. We’re deliberately choosing questionable characters. Yeah, we might joke about being simps, but the whole point is having our friend break those delusions. These male leads are sold as the “ideal guy,” but come on, we’re not blind. We know that first, those happy-go-lucky relationships don’t exist IRL.
You ever watched No Gain No Love? The 2FL was an adult writer—bet she’s not your version of “pure and respected” either, right? I mean, you’re coming at us like we’ve got small-minded mentalities, but the way you’re talking, it’s like you’ve had it with all women altogether.
Enny might let this slide, she’s too busy attending *A LATE NIGHT CONCERT*. But delulu me? Nah, I’ve got time. If our choice of words reflects our mentality, so does yours, bro. We’re on the same boat now. The moral police are probably already on their way.
I get that fantasizing about toxic stuff needs to change, but your approach? Nah, that ain’t it. If anything, the real change comes from being a green flag who knows how to be polite, not by throwing shade at two girls writing a fun article.
Also, I’m kinda shocked you didn’t get the K3G reference. “Good looks” ring a bell?
And yeah, sorry for sticking to mainstream shows. College has me too busy to go treasure hunting for the rare ones.
Red flags look good on screen, but IN REAL LIFE, hell no!!!! 🤢🤮
Absolutely agreed! Our intention is never to promote toxic relationships.
This article was meant to be light-hearted and fun—a little chit-chat session with the girls, sharing a few laughs. The male leads we’re discussing are the central characters in these dramas, and, in a way, the shows often present them as ideal figures. But what we're really doing here is playfully challenging each other’s picks by highlighting those red flags.
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Judging by clips, I thought it was just the FL getting kidnapped, but oh lord.
I am desperately waiting for Long for fish, seems tasty
I didn't get many demon & angel theories, like why demons are still serving God n all, but everything else was so addicting. Fl was cool af, not giving shit and always in fuck you mode, and she did a character development arc, but her core personality was intact, and I LOVED IT. We often see that main characters are not excused for killing people; it's always "Leave it to Law." One of the classic Indian movies, Sholay, had to change their ending because they thought MC killing the villain would give the wrong message to people, but then it was kind of supernatural, so I hope people won't complain because I personally enjoyed it so much. Also, I know there will be Season 2, a lot of scope i sense, plus the love story just started, so yeahhhhhhhhhhh.
But the cliff-hangerrrrrrrrrrrrr omg no, SEASON 2 WHEN
yk I love stories like this, very much like the weak hero but not, trying to find your true potential, the girl really survived 100+ people trying to kill her when she doesn’t even fuc*ing know why, I mean —
Slay but stay safe.
First off, I think you missed the memo. We’re deliberately choosing questionable characters. Yeah, we might joke about being simps, but the whole point is having our friend break those delusions. These male leads are sold as the “ideal guy,” but come on, we’re not blind. We know that first, those happy-go-lucky relationships don’t exist IRL.
You ever watched No Gain No Love? The 2FL was an adult writer—bet she’s not your version of “pure and respected” either, right? I mean, you’re coming at us like we’ve got small-minded mentalities, but the way you’re talking, it’s like you’ve had it with all women altogether.
Enny might let this slide, she’s too busy attending *A LATE NIGHT CONCERT*. But delulu me? Nah, I’ve got time. If our choice of words reflects our mentality, so does yours, bro. We’re on the same boat now. The moral police are probably already on their way.
I get that fantasizing about toxic stuff needs to change, but your approach? Nah, that ain’t it. If anything, the real change comes from being a green flag who knows how to be polite, not by throwing shade at two girls writing a fun article.
Also, I’m kinda shocked you didn’t get the K3G reference. “Good looks” ring a bell?
And yeah, sorry for sticking to mainstream shows. College has me too busy to go treasure hunting for the rare ones.
This article was meant to be light-hearted and fun—a little chit-chat session with the girls, sharing a few laughs. The male leads we’re discussing are the central characters in these dramas, and, in a way, the shows often present them as ideal figures. But what we're really doing here is playfully challenging each other’s picks by highlighting those red flags.