5
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A Legal Drama Without Logic or Tension
After two episodes, this drama fails to work on any level. It presents itself as a legal thriller, yet completely ignores basic legal and investigative logic. An implausible prosecution theory is enough to declare the accused guilty, simply because the script requires it.
The supposed central conflict — a lawyer who is also a fan of the accused celebrity — is never explored with real ethical weight. There are no meaningful consequences, no genuine dilemma, and no narrative risk.
The romantic angle is equally weak. There is little to no chemistry between the leads, and the pacing is flat and uninvolving.
The actress is not the problem; the writing is. Once again, she is placed in a project with no ambition or narrative depth.
In the end, this is not a misunderstood drama — it is simply a poorly written and unengaging series with no real reason to continue.
The supposed central conflict — a lawyer who is also a fan of the accused celebrity — is never explored with real ethical weight. There are no meaningful consequences, no genuine dilemma, and no narrative risk.
The romantic angle is equally weak. There is little to no chemistry between the leads, and the pacing is flat and uninvolving.
The actress is not the problem; the writing is. Once again, she is placed in a project with no ambition or narrative depth.
In the end, this is not a misunderstood drama — it is simply a poorly written and unengaging series with no real reason to continue.
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