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Different viewers connect with different premises. Fiction isn’t required to fit everyone’s personal sense of realism. And a lot of viewers enjoy dramas that explore dynamics outside their own experience.
And if K-dramas were only allowed to show what makes actual 'sense' to every single viewer, we’d have about three dramas left.
Thankfully, fiction — like many human minds — is allowed to be broader than that.
Btw, most people wait for more than a trailer or short synopsis before announcing the fall of an entire industry.
To me it looked like a rom‑com setup with two single grown people navigating their beliefs and comfort zones — nothing remotely close to the moral catastrophe you’re describing.
It’s perfectly fine not to like a premise involving adult‑themed elements, of course. To each their own.
But calling the actors ‘shameless’ for playing consenting adults in a comedic story about personal growth and challenging each other's intimate norms (conservative or not) feels… dramatically disproportionate, to say the least.
Anyway, I hope you’ll find dramas that align better with your moral expectations. This one clearly isn’t for you.
Btw, the complete 2025–2026 "MuTeLuv" anthology series (now 5th place on your Voting List) isn’t exclusively BL shows, so you could remove that and only keep the 2026 BL entry of that anthology: "MuTeLuv: Love Me if You Swear", already on your list. 😉
Hopefully one day soon, South Korea will realise that a (great-)grandchild is not responsible for their (great-)grandfather’s past actions. 🙏🏻
You made my day 🫶🏻
Since this drama is based on Choderlos de Laclos’ 1782 book 'Les Liaisons dangereuses' —one of my favorite epistolary novels— I can’t wait to see their Korean take on this classic story. ☺️
There have been many television and film adaptations of this litterary masterpiece, but I still vividly remember Stephen Frears’ brilliant 1988 movie ('Dangerous Liaisons'), with the incredibly talented Glenn Close, Michelle Pfeiffer and John Malkovich in the lead roles… ❤️🔥❤️🔥