Fakerz

Is the novel title the same as the drama?

Honestly, it feels like the romance parts are super predictable. I wouldn’t call myself an expert, but knowing who the scriptwriter is and who she’s writing for, it’s pretty much an open book. You’ve got the main lead (ML) who starts out cold and kind of unlikable, which makes it hard for the female audience to get on his side since he doesn’t seem all that into the female lead (FL). Then there’s the second lead (2ML) who’s like a total sweetheart, bringing all the good vibes and happy moments to the FL. And just when we think we’ve figured it all out, ML does a complete 180, suddenly getting jealous and falling head over heels for FL. But by that time, everyone’s already shipping her with the 2ML! It’s such a classic setup.

Profit, nah he was a sore loser because FL was not interested in him and channelled his bitterness towards ML.

Yep, be careful. They were some of the writer's fans of this comment and will call you misogyny for calling out the FL character, not ML, while they forget who the ScriptWriter is for this drama. She has hatred towards men based on how her drama pattern is.

Her mother was not supposed to die according to the novel, that fucking useless writers really want to make ML character a fucking doormat and simp. Even her dad was fucking alive, and they even visited her house when both ML and FL was already getting back together.

The actress not the character😏

Yes, me.😎

Probably got threatened by old creepy wang.

So are we gonna get express or not?

I'm worried about what she might do next. From her conversation with her so-called best friend, who gives terrible advice, it's clear she will go to any lengths to make ML give up on pursuing her. I'm afraid she might use the old guy, Wang, to break ML's heart and push him to give up altogether.

Shh🤫, don't say that. I was labeled as misogynistic because I complained about a female lead character and how they are trying hard to promote women's empowerment, but it feels like they're doing it in the wrong way.

It's a disaster.

It's so strange how she could mess up this drama so badly. In the novel, none of this nonsense happens. The characters get together quite early, and Mr. Wang is never portrayed as a villain. She's trying so hard to make this drama unappealing. At least they should make FL start to putting some effort and does the chase after all that rejection that ML has gone through. Like I bet my left nutsack that FL will act surprised that the old guy was in love with her.

Because it was not focused on romance it's more like a family type of drama.

That drama is a simp textbook guide. Thinking about it makes my blood boil. I really hate that fucking drama.

I hope that by the end of the drama, the scriptwriter should not have the creepy guy act like he is the one who give up his pursuit and actually act as a cupid for the male lead and female lead. He should face harsh humiliation and rejection from FL. Unfortunately, I have a feeling the writer will do the opposite. I can already see that they might transform the creepy old guy into a nice guy, which is fucking frustrating.

Pussy power

Tomorrow 1 episode and the next day probably express.

You guys really forgot who the fucking scriptwriter is. Don’t you remember "A River Ran Through It"? For 36 episodes, we got about 10 minutes of a happy ending where the female lead and male lead finally got together. Meanwhile, for 35 episodes, we see how spineless and doormat-like the male lead is toward the female lead, while she is infatuated with a man who already has a girlfriend. This feels like a fantasy from the scriptwriter about how she wants her own man to be: a doormat and a simp, without any backbone at all. From the moment I learned that she was the writer of fucking "A River of Simp Ran Through It," I knew this would be a disaster and a poor adaptation. Eat Run Love my ass.

Yep, the one thing that the scriptwriter did a good job is that by removing this plot from the drama.