Ramnyli

The drama was decent—not great, but not bad either. The story was truly fascinating and eye-opening, especially because it's based on real events. It's a sad truth that the themes it explores are still so relevant today, showing how people often have to pay a high price for fame.
The acting was great, with Jung Ho delivering a standout performance. He truly nailed the character, making him a personal favorite.
I found the storyline about friendship to be particularly well-done, highlighting the struggle to survive in an industry where, especially back then, women were often seen as objects. The show did a good job of trying to expose a terrible side of society, but it's disheartening to see that so little has changed. It feels like no one cares; everyone is still driven by power or money, and people blindly believe what the tabloids write, which continues to destroy lives.

Despite having only six episodes, the pacing felt slow, and I found myself losing focus. Honestly, if I hadn't watched it, I don't think I would have missed much.