Xiao Bai

Yayayaya 🤭🤭🤭🤭

🤣🤣 I can't understand either

It got top spot in SK just one day after the release and the protest took place last year when this was announced.

With all these cases inspired by real life yes it is unfortunately

Teach You a Lesson recorded a buzz score of 54,881 in its debut week. This marks the highest opening-week score among all Netflix original series released this year.

In addition, Teach You a Lesson ranked No. 1 in both the news and video categories of the buzzworthiness survey.
Source : MDL

Netflix should renew it for season two 🤭

🔥🔥 Well deserved

Me too 😭

Those bullies deserve to be beaten I don't care if they are juvenile or adult. If you bring suffering to others you are monster and only place they belong to is hell. Imagine the pain, losing your loved ones due to bullying / harrasment / rape etc. then people try to lecture this is not okay it's uncomfortable bla bla just bullshit. No flowery words can bring back those lost lives.

I support ERPB and I honestly wish it existed in real life. There would be no guarantee that everyone in it would be good, but it still gives hope for people trapped in abuse and injustice.

How can you give almost no food to your child ? and where are the fathers in all this ? Where are the fathers while all of this is happening?

The mother characters in this show are so awful. I hope this is not a reflection of reality.

Right 🙃

Ep 3 seems to be inspired by real life. You can read about it here :
'False sex crime accusation killed my husband' - The Korea Times https://share.google/vTihCmf53LR8xNFPh

Majority of the dramas show male villains, so shall we call the writers and watchers misandrist ?

Some people here and on X seriously need to learn the meaning of feminism.

Belittling or dismissing male victims doesn't make you progressive, it just makes you the same as the misogynists who dismiss female victims. Empathy shouldn't depend on gender.

Your mindset is incel, NO ONE ELSE. You idiot and watch the drama and then bark. People like you are destroying other's lives by spreading misinformation

And this episode seems to be inspired by real life case, read it first and then bark.
'False sex crime accusation killed my husband' - The Korea Times https://share.google/OfqjqV7jnr76gAW6L

What the fuck are you yapping ? watch the drama and judge it yourself.
No need to spread misinformation based on half knowledge.

🤣 Oh yes, some people are saying that I have seen.