It is not that people don't like flawed characters. It's just that sometimes the execution of it is terrible,…
You can call it whatever you want, it's all pretty subjective. But what you're asking for is kind of censorship.
Art’s not just about self-expression, it’s also about creativity. Characters with flaws are what make stories feel real and relatable. It's totally fair to have your own opinions on what's acceptable, but when we start censoring that, we’re taking away the artist’s freedom to tell the story how they want.
Not every flaw needs to be “justified” or fixed, and while you might not be into how a character is portrayed, censoring it just limits creativity.
It is not that people don't like flawed characters. It's just that sometimes the execution of it is terrible,…
You can't really criticize art for having flawed characters, that's kind of the point; flaws are romanticized. Plus, not everyone watches a drama to learn life lessons or see character growth. And honestly, cruelty is just a part of reality for some people.
On top of the boring storyline, the terrible acting from both FL and ML is just the cherry on top. The comedy isn't even funny, and the romance isn't even romantic. I get a headache just thinking about having to finish this series.
I cannot stand the 2nd FL, and she keeps getting too much screen time. So far, most of the story is centered around the 2nd FL, so it seems she is the main FL to me. Any idea how long this will continue?
One person’s “vulgar and filthy” is another person’s art form. This article was lacking in some crucial…
This article is quite biased against the drama. Dismissive of Asian art forms. It seems to belittle K-dramas like they are somehow less sophisticated. A puritan point of view.
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Art’s not just about self-expression, it’s also about creativity. Characters with flaws are what make stories feel real and relatable. It's totally fair to have your own opinions on what's acceptable, but when we start censoring that, we’re taking away the artist’s freedom to tell the story how they want.
Not every flaw needs to be “justified” or fixed, and while you might not be into how a character is portrayed, censoring it just limits creativity.