I honestly don’t know where to begin—with frustration? Disbelief? Disgust?
You’ve written 23 reviews and gave 19 of them a 1/10. That alone is shocking. But what really crosses the line is that in most cases, you didn’t even finish the dramas. One episode in, sometimes not even that, and you slap on a 1-star rating like it's a joke. That’s not criticism. That’s laziness, arrogance, and plain disrespect.
Do you have any idea how many people work day and night—actors, writers, directors, set designers, editors—just to create these series? Blood, sweat, and tears go into every scene. And yet, you casually drop a 1-star review after barely giving them a chance. That’s not being honest—that’s being careless and cruel.
You once said, “Why do others rate the whole series then, and it's only the first episode, and I can't?” Seriously? That’s your defense? “Everyone else does it”? What are you, in high school? That logic is pathetic. If others jump off a cliff, would you follow too?
You even describe yourself as a Spanish film director, screenwriter, and author. Really? Then shame on you even more. You know better than anyone how much work it takes to produce something. How would you feel if people watched 10 minutes of your film and rated it 1/10 without context or thought? You wouldn’t accept it—so why dish it out to others?
Your reviews are riddled with spelling mistakes and half-formed sentences that don’t even make sense. It feels like you’re not even trying to be constructive—you’re just spreading negativity for the sake of it.
And honestly? I showed your review history to a friend who’s a psychologist. Their immediate response? “This person might be dealing with unresolved personal issues.” I’m not even joking. The level of bitterness you radiate online is not normal. I genuinely hope you get the help you need.
If you hate these dramas so much, here’s a revolutionary idea: Stop watching them. Stop reviewing them. Stop dragging down artists who are actually trying to create something. Silence is free—you should try it sometime.
You are the most negative person I’ve ever encountered in an online review section, and that’s saying a lot. This isn’t tough love or honesty. It’s toxic.
Nah there is definitely something off with the pacing, they barely know each other and Ai is already asking for…
I’m more upset that they would do this to AI’s character what was the point of having her drug her like that’s not a good look for her character. and it makes more irritated that this isn’t the first time Mae has been drugged either so like is Ai never going to tell Mae she drugged her and she’s going to pretend like it never happened??? ik this is fiction but god damn what the heck
Replying toEllieWins•Aug 9, 2025•Liked Aug 10, 2025
Nah there is definitely something off with the pacing, they barely know each other and Ai is already asking for…
literallly like AI and Mae were both green flags in the novel this lowkey is crazy AI is such a red flag and Mae is acting like a baby red flag I feel like we just jumped from Mae getting drugged to you wanna be my gf officially??? like girl u drugged her last night how are we here atm 😭
Replying toOkayokay•Aug 9, 2025•Liked Aug 10, 2025
ngl I def didn’t like the fact that Ai drugged Maple…. this never happened in the novel and tbh Ai character…
Nah there is definitely something off with the pacing, they barely know each other and Ai is already asking for Mae to live with her lol. I feel like I'm watching an alternate universe of the novel with these changes in personality of all the characters. The drugging totally surprised me
ngl I def didn’t like the fact that Ai drugged Maple…. this never happened in the novel and tbh Ai character in the novel would have never done something like that… I find it a little weird how they are shifting the characters personalities like this tbh. in the novel maple never tried to do anything secretive or dirty to get information and her father was very supportive however I feel like they intensified the fathers’ here and made them less supportive. AI’s father was okay with playing dirty from the beginning but we never really saw this intense turmoil between Ai and her father. idk I also think something about the pacing is off when it comes to their relationship as well… but imma just blame that on the 8 episodes im just a little shocked about the first scene where she gets drugged like??? why did we do that????
the ep next week is gonna be 4th meaning half of the drama being done. and still we haven't gotten them REALLY REAL together with eachother, they might be still bitching around with each other. 2nd: the side couples (personal assistants) havent even started yet.
now I fear they'll rush for the second half and mess things up!! why make a drama this short bro just go with atleast 10 eps and maybe air 2 eps per week because the viewers are gay as hell
It seems like with each GL series there is at least one script element that gives me a genuine WTAF moment. HS got to this one fairly early in E3. So, just a thought here, but can we NOT normalize drugging your date? Because that's point of no return creepy, not to mention actual assault. Also, completely out of left field based on the drugger's long time crush on the druggee (not a real word probably, but you follow, right?). Also, bizarre and unnecessary. Also, WTH - a woman creator and a woman scriptwriter blithely doing this for no good plot reason makes me want to throw something at my screen, but I won't because I paid good money for it. Still...
The agency might as well cut its losses at this point 'cause it's an unwinnable battle.
I honestly don’t know where to begin—with frustration? Disbelief? Disgust?
You’ve written 23 reviews and gave 19 of them a 1/10. That alone is shocking. But what really crosses the line is that in most cases, you didn’t even finish the dramas. One episode in, sometimes not even that, and you slap on a 1-star rating like it's a joke. That’s not criticism. That’s laziness, arrogance, and plain disrespect.
Do you have any idea how many people work day and night—actors, writers, directors, set designers, editors—just to create these series? Blood, sweat, and tears go into every scene. And yet, you casually drop a 1-star review after barely giving them a chance. That’s not being honest—that’s being careless and cruel.
You once said, “Why do others rate the whole series then, and it's only the first episode, and I can't?” Seriously? That’s your defense? “Everyone else does it”? What are you, in high school? That logic is pathetic. If others jump off a cliff, would you follow too?
You even describe yourself as a Spanish film director, screenwriter, and author. Really? Then shame on you even more. You know better than anyone how much work it takes to produce something. How would you feel if people watched 10 minutes of your film and rated it 1/10 without context or thought? You wouldn’t accept it—so why dish it out to others?
Your reviews are riddled with spelling mistakes and half-formed sentences that don’t even make sense. It feels like you’re not even trying to be constructive—you’re just spreading negativity for the sake of it.
And honestly? I showed your review history to a friend who’s a psychologist. Their immediate response? “This person might be dealing with unresolved personal issues.” I’m not even joking. The level of bitterness you radiate online is not normal. I genuinely hope you get the help you need.
If you hate these dramas so much, here’s a revolutionary idea: Stop watching them. Stop reviewing them. Stop dragging down artists who are actually trying to create something. Silence is free—you should try it sometime.
You are the most negative person I’ve ever encountered in an online review section, and that’s saying a lot. This isn’t tough love or honesty. It’s toxic.
Sincerely,
Someone Sick of Your 1-Star Rampage
2nd: the side couples (personal assistants) havent even started yet.
now I fear they'll rush for the second half and mess things up!!
why make a drama this short bro just go with atleast 10 eps and maybe air 2 eps per week because the viewers are gay as hell
"Bitch, you roofied me!"
It seems like with each GL series there is at least one script element that gives me a genuine WTAF moment. HS got to this one fairly early in E3. So, just a thought here, but can we NOT normalize drugging your date? Because that's point of no return creepy, not to mention actual assault. Also, completely out of left field based on the drugger's long time crush on the druggee (not a real word probably, but you follow, right?). Also, bizarre and unnecessary. Also, WTH - a woman creator and a woman scriptwriter blithely doing this for no good plot reason makes me want to throw something at my screen, but I won't because I paid good money for it. Still...