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https://kisskh.at/article/2016/02/23/in-defense-of-the-heirs-the-defense-series
I think if you write articles on dramas that were once over-hyped or under-hyped like that the emotions of people watching (and expecting) them already died down. People can read about them rationally. You need solid argument statements like you learned in English classes on critical thinking at uni.
I was thinking that there should be articles like it that are quite unique, I'm planning to include that 'defending' article in the next part of my article (with the same reason as above) and already got consent from the writer, but still working on a picture that still missing.
There is another article against the mainstream like that (more general, not on a specific drama), but I have to remember the title, since I was not planning to write about it. Sometimes if you don't put the write keyword in the search section, it won't come up.
Is what you're wondering the topic you want to write about?
lol... after watching all those romance/romcom dramas, nothing sinked in?
Regarding the psych topic you want to write, I think the best way to write it is on-the-go, writing is while you're watching a drama. Open a new link for an article draft, and put down any screenshots, thoughts, episode numbers and minutes where they show the psychology aspect, etc. When there are enough dramas for an article then you finish off writing it. The only warning is not to accidentally submit it beforehand, lol. Older dramas watched may have great psych aspects to be written about, but if you never have time to re-watch you may never bring out your excellent ideas for people to know ;D