I honestly canât believe this got Netflix money. After one episode, the writing already feels like a complete mess.
Nothing makes sense. The logic is nonexistent. Instead of acting like normal people, these near-strangers randomly decide to hang out in an empty school instead of just studying quietly in their room like any sane person would. Itâs not quirky â itâs just stupid.
And the female lead? Completely unbearable. She follows a guy she barely knows all the way to Seoul while heâs trying to handle his own business, and then somehow canât figure out basic public transport. No Google Maps, no asking staff, nothing â just calling a near-stranger and crying because she doesnât know which metro to take. Itâs embarrassing to watch.
Like⊠youâre basically strangers. Why is this written like some deep emotional connection?
The whole thing feels forced, unnatural, and painfully cringe. And not in a âso bad itâs funnyâ way â just bad. Even 20 years ago this wouldâve been considered lazy writing.
I donât know who approved this script, but Netflix should seriously reconsider where their money is going.
I almost didnât watch this drama at all because the lead is a K-pop idol. After watching the first two episodes though, I have to admit she was okay.
I think I might have some trauma from watching dramas with Im Yoonâah, so now I get nervous whenever a K-pop star is cast in a K-drama.
YoonA is kind of unique thoughâshe can ruin a drama and still somehow land another high-budget project to ruin right after. Lmao.
Imagine the angst if in childhood Lom was the one secretly pining for Rose from her window while she was sick! đ€ Instead of a business deal, the 'Cousin Council' forces a marriage between Rose and Lom to protect her, leaving Din heartbroken and thinking itâs just fake marriage. But the tension is too realâafter the wedding night, every stolen glance and laugh Rose and Lom share screams that they aren't just pretending anymore. The Wathinwanit family would literally implode from that level of betrayal and passion! đ„đ #TheEarth2026 #LomRose #ThaiGL
I bet ml didn't whine and behaved, learned well with stricter training.
How she was turning car on high speed is laughable.
I still sceptical of quality.
But I bet in few years we will have better quality and longer ai dramas.
Nothing makes sense. The logic is nonexistent. Instead of acting like normal people, these near-strangers randomly decide to hang out in an empty school instead of just studying quietly in their room like any sane person would. Itâs not quirky â itâs just stupid.
And the female lead? Completely unbearable. She follows a guy she barely knows all the way to Seoul while heâs trying to handle his own business, and then somehow canât figure out basic public transport. No Google Maps, no asking staff, nothing â just calling a near-stranger and crying because she doesnât know which metro to take. Itâs embarrassing to watch.
Like⊠youâre basically strangers. Why is this written like some deep emotional connection?
The whole thing feels forced, unnatural, and painfully cringe. And not in a âso bad itâs funnyâ way â just bad. Even 20 years ago this wouldâve been considered lazy writing.
I donât know who approved this script, but Netflix should seriously reconsider where their money is going.
Honestly, even the most cliché Thai GL dramas look like genius-level writing compared to this.
P.S. I feel bad for the actors â especially the younger ones. They deserved a script that didnât make them look ridiculous.
After watching the first two episodes though, I have to admit she was okay.
I think I might have some trauma from watching dramas with Im Yoonâah, so now I get nervous whenever a K-pop star is cast in a K-drama.
YoonA is kind of unique thoughâshe can ruin a drama and still somehow land another high-budget project to ruin right after. Lmao.
Thanks for heads-up
Why tf they ruin every drama by casting her.
I couldn't watch even 1 episode of that zombie drama with her.