Reviews

Contractually Forbidden, Eventually in Love

Sometimes you just need a simple, cliché romance that gives you exactly what you signed up for, and Business Marriage was pretty much that for me. It's an easy, lighthearted watch that works perfectly when you need something to fill the gap between dramas. No unnecessary dragging or complicated plot twists, just a straightforward romance.

The story follows Miyabi, who has just been dumped by her long-time boyfriend, and Tsukasa, who is under pressure from his parents to get married. Their paths cross again when Miyabi needs a boyfriend to qualify for an apartment offered through her real estate job, while Tsukasa needs a fiancée to satisfy his family. So, they decide to enter a contract relationship, complete with marriage and divorce agreements and one important rule: neither of them is allowed to fall in love. Well, we all know how that usually goes!

As they spend more time together, they slowly start bringing out different sides of each other. Miyabi is the first to realize that her feelings are becoming genuine, while Tsukasa seems completely clueless about his own. Honestly, I found him a little frustrating at times. Miyabi was clearly falling for him, but he gave very little indication of what he was feeling. When she finally admitted her feelings and asked for a divorce because she could no longer follow the rules of their contract, I was genuinely wondering if Tsukasa would ever figure himself out.

And then, in true last-minute romance fashion, he finally does! The last ten minutes gave us the payoff I had been waiting for, and the final moments were so sweet. I loved those last thirty seconds so much that I actually wished the drama had given us more of that version of Tsukasa and Miyabi throughout the show. I wanted to see them being affectionate and enjoying their relationship instead of getting just a tiny glimpse of it at the very end.

Now, let's talk about Shion.

I honestly have mixed feelings about him. I initially enjoyed his interactions with Miyabi, and there were moments when I found myself shipping them. He was someone she could talk to whenever Tsukasa left her confused or upset, and he was always there to comfort her. His line, "If you were with me, I wouldn't let you cry at all, and you can love me," definitely made me pause.

But then there's the fact that he's supposed to be Tsukasa's best friend. Miyabi was introduced to him as Tsukasa's fiancée, yet he seemed quite ready to pursue her after barely getting to know her. I understand that feelings aren't always something you can control, but I expected a little more consideration for a friendship that supposedly meant so much to him. His feelings weren't the problem for me; it was how quickly he seemed willing to act on them.

I can also see why some viewers might defend him. Shion wasn't secretly plotting behind Tsukasa's back. He was quite open about his feelings, and in a way, his presence pushed Tsukasa to confront emotions he had been avoiding. So, I wouldn't call him an entirely terrible friend, but I still found some of his choices questionable

Ushio was another character I really liked.

I was expecting her to be the typical childhood sweetheart who eventually becomes a source of romantic tension, but she turned out to be such a lovely and supportive friend. I especially liked that her relationship with Tsukasa didn't have to turn romantic. It was refreshing to see a female character simply being a good friend to the male lead without the usual childhood-love storyline. Men and women can just be friends, and honestly, I wish more dramas would give their male leads supportive female friends like Ushio.

My only real complaint is that I wanted more time with Tsukasa and Miyabi after they finally got together. Their relationship had so much potential, and those final moments made me wish we could have seen more of their happy, settled life together. Some emotional developments could also have used a little more room to breathe.

Overall, Business Marriage was a fun little watch, and I don't regret picking it up. It's nothing groundbreaking, but if you're in the mood for a predictable contract-marriage romance with a happy ending and don't want to commit to something too heavy, I'd definitely recommend giving it a try.

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AUTUMN LOVERS???

This is, without a doubt, one of the best Chinese dramas of all time, with absolutely amazing chemistry between the two leads. 😍👌👍

I agree with many people that episodes 1–12 are extraordinarily brilliant. After that, the story becomes a little more complicated, but despite that, I still loved it very, very much.

Personally, I must say that both leads delivered amazing performances, but the one who impressed me the most was Yu Changxuan. His acting was simply outstanding!

I also loved the family relationships portrayed in this drama. I especially have to praise Madam Yu for being such an incredible mother, a pillar of strength, and the biggest support for the entire Yu family. ❤️

Ye Pingjun was a very strong and intelligent character at the beginning, but as the story progressed, I became a little disappointed with her constant misunderstandings towards Changxuan and her tendency to push him away, even when it was clear that she was deeply in love with him. I wished she had shown him more support and stood by his side, fighting for him instead of running away whenever trouble came.

Changxuan, on the other hand, is an extraordinary character: intelligent, proud, strong, and deeply devoted to the woman he loves and to his country. His performance was Oscar-worthy! I was truly impressed by the depth and emotion he brought to this character.

Another thing worth mentioning is the beautiful cinematography. The scenery, landscapes, and locations were absolutely breathtaking and made the drama even more special.

As for the ending... I am sure it disappointed many viewers and left many of us in tears, myself included. But perhaps that is exactly the point. Stories like this remind us how deeply we can become attached to fictional characters and how much we can learn from their journeys. They also remind us to cherish our loved ones, appreciate the people who stand beside us, and never take life for granted, because life is simply too short.

I will always carry this drama in my heart, especially whenever autumn comes knocking on my door. 🍂❤️

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Best psychological kdrama i've ever seen!!

Strangers from Hell straight up a 10/10.
I genuinely don't even know where to start with this drama. I watched it months ago, but I STILL think about it. And honestly, I don't think I've found another K-drama that has given me quite the same experience. Everything about it just worked for me, from the atmosphere and acting to the actual story. It was one of those dramas where I was constantly interested in what was going to happen next, but at the same time, I never knew what to expect.

🚨 [SPOILER ALERT] 🚨
This review contains major spoilers for Strangers from Hell. If you haven't watched it yet, I recommend stopping here!

First of all, THE ACTING. Everyone did such an amazing job, especially the actors playing Jong-woo and Moon-jo. Their performances made the characters feel so real, and I loved how much they could communicate through the smallest expressions and changes in behaviour. And Moon-jo... I genuinely don't think I'll ever forget that character. The way he speaks so calmly, acts so casually and somehow manages to make every interaction uncomfortable is just something else. He's creepy without even having to try, and I was always so interested in seeing what he would do next.

But my favourite part has to be the psychological side. I LOVED watching Jong-woo's transformation throughout the drama. He starts off as an ordinary guy who would probably never imagine himself killing someone, but as the story progresses, you slowly see his mental state deteriorate. The people around him, the constant pressure, the isolation and everything he experiences start changing him. And that's what makes it so fascinating to me. How does someone who starts off so ordinary end up becoming someone capable of doing those things? At what point does he actually change? Is he becoming like Moon-jo, or was there always something inside him that we simply hadn't seen yet? I love that the drama makes you question all of this.

The atmosphere was another HUGE reason why I loved it. The residence itself, the neighbours, the little interactions and that constant feeling that something was wrong. It was so uncomfortable in the best way possible. I also loved how the drama didn't need to rely on constant jumpscares to make things disturbing. Sometimes it was just a conversation or a normal-looking situation that made you feel like something wasn't right. You never really knew what the characters were capable of, and that made everything even more unsettling.

And the story itself was so much more than just a bunch of creepy neighbours. It explored human nature, manipulation, isolation and how far someone can be pushed. I also found the idea that dangerous people can look completely ordinary so disturbing. You never really know what someone is capable of, and I think the drama explored that idea so well.

NOW, THE ENDING. Because I could genuinely talk about this forever. The reveal that Jong-woo was also responsible for killing the residents completely changed how I looked at the story. At first, we experience everything as though Moon-jo is the one killing everyone, but later we discover that Jong-woo was involved too. It makes you question how much of what we initially saw was actually happening the way we thought it was. What if Jong-woo actually killed everyone? What if Moon-jo had already succeeded in turning him into someone just like himself? That reveal made the psychological side even more interesting.
AND WHAT ABOUT MOON-JO? Is he actually dead or not? Jong-woo keeps seeing him after their final confrontation, and at first I genuinely thought he was just hallucinating. But then Jung-hwa, the policewoman, also sees someone who looks like Moon-jo. So now I'm thinking, what if he actually survived? What if he's still alive somewhere? Because why would Jung-hwa see him too? Or is Moon-jo so deeply embedded in Jong-woo's mind that he's become something he can never escape? I know the ending is deliberately open to interpretation, but I honestly LOVE that it leaves us with these questions. I still can't decide which explanation I believe.
And Jung-hwa's situation makes everything even more interesting. She starts suspecting that Jong-woo killed those people, but what are you even supposed to do when you find yourself in that situation? Do you arrest him because he killed all those people, even though what happened was arguably justified and he also helped you? Or do you stay quiet because you understand what he went through? It's such an uncomfortable moral dilemma. I kept thinking about what I would actually do if I were in her position.

ALSO, I HAVE TO TALK ABOUT THE GIRLFRIEND. Because why was she making me so frustrated? 😭 If my boyfriend told me that the people at his residence were acting strangely and that something was seriously wrong, I would at least try to help him get out of there. I'd let him stay with me or help him find somewhere else to live. He wasn't telling you there were ghosts living in the building, he was telling you that the people around him were weird and making him uncomfortable. Why was it so difficult to believe him or take him seriously? I genuinely felt so bad for him.
And that's exactly what I love about this drama. It doesn't just give you a creepy story and call it a day. It makes you think about the characters, their decisions, their mental states and what actually happened. Even months after finishing it, I'm still coming up with theories and questioning certain scenes. You know a K-drama is REALLY good when you finish it and still have this much to say about it.


Strangers from Hell is a 10/10 for me. The acting, cinematography, atmosphere, storytelling and especially the psychological side were incredible. It made me uncomfortable, kept me hooked and gave me so much to think about. I genuinely loved this drama, and it's definitely staying among my all-time favourites. ❤️

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Reality and Logic Have No Place Here

Sorry Tian Xi Wei and Ao Rui Peng, but I've had to drop this drama. You both were engaging and charming, but you couldn't overcome the script and styling.

K-dramas work hard at creating believability. Actors lose or gain astonishing amounts of weight to create an authentic portrayal. They take piano lessons for a role as a pianist; they immerse themselves in ballet classes for a role as a ballerino. C-dramas do some hand-wavium, and the viewer isn't supposed to notice the extremely apparent, and jarring, lack of reality. The second female lead dressed like a male to enter a military outpost. She was wearing lipstick and mascara and had breasts. Never mind her pierced ears. I'm accustomed to such nonsensical gender blindness in historical dramas. However, I couldn't overlook her long manicured and polished nails. It was beyond ridiculous. The military camp had a sign posted at the gate stating that any woman entering would be killed; however, they didn't have one soldier capable of noticing the female form or those shapely little hands that bandaged them. Every time she was on screen as a man, I was distracted by those nails!

I was already disgruntled when my nemesis, the love triangle, appeared. This drama featured two couples. I was willing to endure a love triangle for one couple, but when the set up was made for an additional love triangle for the second couple, it was too much to bear. I bowed out early in the 14th episode.

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this show surpassed my expectationsssss?

well when I started the show I knew it would be the soft and simple highschool love story and it wasn't
it was actually so nice with the plot twist and the story line
I guess one should not underestimate this one
I could literally rematch it many times and never ge bored
the characters are also good looking
I recommend 100% ☺️ to all those looking for a nice show which is just right with no toxicity and beautiful young love
And if this does not satisfy you tou can also watch MAKE IT RIGHT
it's almost like this one but has a better but simple plot
although simple it's really nice ngl

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Literal title "A Love Other Than Yours"

People who are giving this drama a low rating were definitely watching it from TikTok. Cause this is reality, a relationship is not all sunshine and rainbows especially long term ones, there has to be ups and downs, and from the story's perspective it is IMPOSSIBLE to continue like this. They had to break up, and it was possible for them to get married also. They cherished each other so much that they were hurting themselves and their partners. Moreover, for the cheating part, I don't get people saying 'they cheated on each other' for Lee Mi Do yes and it wasn't her fault, but for Namgung he did nothing. If you consider talking with your junior in work cheating then everyone in this world who are in relationship/married are cheating on their partners. Additionally, people who are defending the second male lead, are y'all okay? Genuinely. Han Tae Sung was so toxic. Furthermore, the second female lead, why some of y'all are bashing her, why? she did nothing wrong, she liked Namgung way before meeting him again in work, yeah her knowing everything about him basically labels her a stalker but did she force herself on him, NO. The other way for Tae Sung forced himself on Mi Do, and yes Mi Do did give in; however, who was at fault first. Mi Do and Tae Sung's relationship was WAY more toxic than Mi Do and Namgung's. For Namgung's brother, Sol, Namgung did the right thing of leaving him. He despised his mom(Namgung) and is Sol stayed with them every little thing that would happen wrong he would probably lash out on Sol, which Namgung doesn't want to do. He ADORES Sol, he's the one who chose his name and took care of him. He doesn't hate him at ALL. Now, if you don't like this review go argue with a wall.

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Slice of life drama, family and friends focused

I this with a light heart with no expectations but finished crying at the last 2 episodes. A break from all the thriller, betrayal and even the lovey-dovey stories.

Childhood friendship
Chen Miaomiao, Li Si, Hu Qiumin, and Chen Yaya welcomed new friends in their lives but it didn't start on a good note. Even jealousy arises between friends but it shows that even a good hearted person can hold some inner insecurities and possesiveness from what was always constant in their lives. Also, all stupid ideas are best when done together, they are all so memorable until now!

Adult Friendship
The mothers showed how they got each others' back, would even beat up some guy when one of them get bullied, just one call and you are done for.

Marriage and Divorce
They were not sensitive in discussing this issue, even involving some insights from the children's perspectives. Divorce was somehow seen as a solution rather than a escape from each other.

Rankings
Their homeroom teacher, Mr. Gao, played an important role in building relationship between the parents and children. He enforced hiding their rankings in order to avoid comparison and humiliation for the students. As an adolescent, this is their most prideful immature stage. He wanted their home as a place for rest instead of a place they fear as soon as their grades are out.

Dreams, Goals, and Success
Somehow this seems relatable. Not having that big dream or goal in life, feeling useless and no point in life. But not everyone get to fulfill any of them. Maybe somehow at that point, Miaomiao was right. Maybe they were lucky that's why they don't have any dream. They were content in their life, happiness is common for them. It is not, for every one. It is also okay not to be successful, because there are common people we need in every day like the vendor selling fruits on the streets. Good and hardworking people are who we need.

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awful

absolutely awful terrible drama. excruciating watch. I’m glad the cast had fun filming I love all of them no hate to them but omg that was painful. maybe in some capacity it’s ‘realistic’ but I don’t recommend watching this unless you want to feel like crap lol. it reminded me a lot of western romance films which I hate. filled with infidelity and vague messages about loves expiration date. it’s nihilistic and anxiety inducing and I’m not a fan. I admired the characters complexity but I don’t like the story or the message and the conclusion pissed me off even more and made sitting through all of that 100% not worth it.

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Perfect combo of comedy, chaos and emotions

Just completed SMALL TOWN REMEDY, the best slice of life drama of the year. It was even better than my expectations. Liu zhengliang, the man you are. Him and misfortune were best buddies. 😂 Poor man was always having a bad day. 😂 But so glad that at the end dr liu and everyone else had a happy ending. Xiao zhan portrayed this character so well. He is the best actor. He shows all the emotions so well. When he cries, the audience cries with him.. Every single character had a story. I felt connected to all of them. This was closest to reality, because in real life every person is dealing and fighting with something. The comedy was so good, it lifted my mood.
I will miss my dr liu in those medical scrubs. Hottt.✨ I love how he was bare faced in the entire drama, no makeup and still looked handsome and hot as ever. After seeing his kissing scenes, i want him in a romance drama. 🫠🙈
This was really a remedy. A solid 100/10

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Cruda realidad en el amor

Me gustó la historia, si no lo han vivido, no saben y no entienden que una relación de 10 años no se suelta fácil, que hay idas y venidas por toda la historia y etapas compartidas hasta que por fin puedes cerrar ese capítulo.
El final lo más real, sano y bonito. Cerrando su relación con amor y sin rencores. dejando claro que se puede volver amar y conectar con mas personas, siendo el ejemplo de cómo se quedan con los secundarios cada uno, ahora con un amor más maduro y consiente.
Claro ejemplo de que el amor no es lo único, ni basta para sostener una relación, puedes amar muchísimo a alguien pero no ser la persona con la que vas a compartir tu vida.

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A Masterpiece of Romance,War and Unforgettable chemistry

I recently watched this series, and I absolutely loved it! The enemies-to-lovers trope is undoubtedly my favourite, and this series delivered it beautifully. The male and female leads have electrifying chemistry, but there's so much more to the story than just romance.

The war storyline is equally captivating, and every supporting character has a meaningful role to play. I personally feel the ending did complete justice to the story. The writing, screenplay, cinematography, and especially the male lead's character development are exceptional.

I was particularly captivated by the male lead's mother role. Her courage, strength and sacrifice for her country were deeply emotional, she truly embodied what it means to be a military wife — standing strong through hardships.

The series keeps you engaged from beginning to end and is truly deserving of all the praise it has received. It's one of those stories that stays with you even after you've finished watching it. I simply loved every bit of it!

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[My Honest Review of A Love Other Than Yours]

Honestly, I didn't like this drama. Not the theme, not the storyline, not the message it was trying to convey. And this is purely my personal opinion and perspective on love.
I genuinely don't understand what this story wanted to tell us.
Because, in my understanding, when you truly love someone, you don't just give up on them because things don't feel the same as they did decades ago. You make an effort. You adapt. You grow together. You find new ways to love each other, even when the butterflies aren't there anymore.
Isn't that what maturity is supposed to be?
Love isn't always about having your heart skip a beat every time you see someone, craving their touch like an excited teenager, or feeling that overwhelming rush of romance every single day. Sometimes, love becomes quieter. It's about familiarity, comfort, companionship, understanding, and choosing the same person even on the most ordinary days.
And that's what I couldn't understand about these two.
They still care about each other. They don't want to see each other hurt. They still have feelings for one another, at least that's how I interpreted their relationship. But somehow, they decide to let each other go?
WHY?
Don't they want to laugh in each other's arms anymore? Don't they want to spend their lives together? To wake up beside each other, build a family, have children, grow old together, and experience all those little moments of life?
Maybe they won't love each other the way they did when they were young, but does that automatically mean their love is gone?
Can't two people learn to love each other differently as they grow older? Can't they become mature partners who understand that love also requires patience, compromise, adaptability, and effort?
And honestly, the moment Namgoong Ho said something along the lines of, "You can go see that guy. Let's break up, and I'll fade away," I WAS SO ANGRY.
Like, DUDE, WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

How can you let go of someone you have loved for decades so easily? Just because you can't recreate the excitement and intensity of your younger days? Just because things aren't the same anymore?
For me, if I love someone genuinely, I want to hold on to that love until the very end. I want us to figure things out together. I want us to grow, change, and adapt without giving up on each other.
Personally, I could only imagine letting go after something that fundamentally breaks the trust between us, like betrayal or cheating. But losing the butterflies? Not feeling that same teenage excitement? Not constantly craving each other's physical affection or romantic attention?
That's not enough for me to call a relationship over.

LOVE ISN'T SUPPOSED TO FEEL LIKE THE FIRST DAY FOREVER.

Sometimes, it's about choosing someone even when the excitement settles down. It's about wanting their presence, their warmth, their companionship, and their hand to hold through every stage of life.
I don't want to invalidate anyone else's perspective on love. Everyone has their own definition, and I respect that. But this drama's entire theme feels so opposite to everything I believe in.
And I don't know why, but I'm genuinely feeling so restless and emotionally unsettled after watching it. My heart actually aches because I couldn't connect with the message at all. Maybe that's why I'm struggling to put everything I feel into words.
I have so much more to say, but honestly, I don't think I have enough words to explain how deeply I disagree with this portrayal of love.
Maybe I'm old-fashioned, maybe I'm a hopeless believer in lifelong love, but if I choose someone, I want to choose them for the long run. Not just until the butterflies disappear.
Because, for me, love isn't just about falling for someone. It's also about staying, growing, and choosing each other, again and again.
And that's the kind of love I believe in. ❤️‍🩹
My perspective :
"I don't want a love that feels like the first day forever. I want a love that survives every version of us." 🥀

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A Whole Lot of Yearning, Suffering, and Questionable Life Choices

Despite all the bitching I'm about to do, I actually liked this story. The chemistry between the leads was amazing, and the ML's transformation from an arrogant, power-hungry asshole into an obsessive, lovesick, yearning husband was genuinely swoon-worthy. Unfortunately, I had a few problems. Okay, a LOT of problems.

Let's start with the ML. This man was a walking red flag factory in the beginning. He's wealthy, powerful, arrogant, and shamelessly uses his family's influence to bully anyone unfortunate enough to cross his path. Be it the poor or the rich, everyone are practically ants beneath his feet, and he takes whatever he wants because why the fuck not? Even the FL was just another toy to him. He literally tells her that once he's tired of playing with her, he'll naturally let her go. SIR?!

He's not your typical green-flag Chinese drama ML. He's a dark romance ML, and if you're accustomed to reading about toxic, possessive men, he's luke-warm toxic at best. If not, you might need to take a few deep breaths.

What I appreciated, though, was that he actually had character development. Going to war forces him to confront his own mortality. He realizes that he's not invincible and that the ordinary soldiers serving under him are just as valuable as he is. Some even sacrifice their lives to save his. He comes out of that experience a better leader and, gradually, a better person. Not a saint, mind you, but progress!

The FL, unfortunately, is where my patience went to die.

I don't dislike her because she's kind or morally upright. I dislike that she seems to believe her moral convictions should be the compass for everyone else. There's a difference between having principles and believing you're incapable of being wrong. This woman has the survival instincts of a rock and the self-righteousness of a saint.

She constantly puts herself in situations that require rescuing, makes questionable decisions, and somehow the ML is always responsible for cleaning up the mess. When the SML is exposed as a traitor, she demands that the ML let him go. Ma'am, HELLO? He's a traitor! There are military, legal, and political consequences here!

And that's my biggest issue with her: moral righteousness is a privilege, and not everyone can afford to make decisions based on idealistic principles. The ML is hardly innocent, but at least the story makes him confront his worldview. The FL suffers tremendously, but suffering isn't the same as character development.

The amnesia storyline was particularly interesting. The ML lies to her to keep her by his side, and even though he's become more tender, you can practically feel his old unhinged self vibrating underneath whenever she mentions leaving. Bravo to the actor because you can feel the psycho vibes vibrating underneath his skin--that man was still one inconvenience away from locking her up again.

Eventually, she chooses him when she learns the truth but then she regains her memories, and runs away because she suspects he murdered her mother. Despite everyone telling her otherwise, she refuses to listen until the actual murderer confesses. GIRL. You already chose this man as your husband! Where is the critical thinking?

And does the ML demand accountability? No. He just accepts her. Of course he does. Yearning husband duties never end.

Then the psycho SML returns, imprisons her while she's pregnant with the ML's child, and the ML believes she's dead. They're separated for TWO YEARS. Eventually they reunite, only for another war to begin and the ML to die.

I can't even. This man went through an entire character development journey just to get killed off. Meanwhile, the FL survives with her son, seemingly still floating around in her little bubble of moral righteousness.

As for the production, the chemistry was fantastic, although I'm still not entirely sold on the FL's kissing scenes. Also, ML, please stop rubbing her face like that. It was supposed to be sexy, but after the fifth time, I wanted to file a complaint. The writing also dragged, especially with all the political subplots. After episode 19, I was watching at 2x speed and skipping like my life depended on it. There were so many twists that eventually I just wanted everyone to sit down and shut up for three episodes.

Overall, I enjoyed the romance, the ML's character development, and the yearning. But the pacing, political drama, and FL tested every ounce of my patience. The chemistry was there. The yearning was there. The character development was there. Unfortunately, it was mostly happening on one side of the relationship.

Would I watch it again? Absolutely fucking not. But I don't regret watching it either.

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Please skip this show do not waste your time

My review is like the others here- this is the worst kdrama of 2026. What do I hate about it? Everything. From the scriptwriting to the storyline to the acting- everything is stale and should’ve gone in the bin than be produced into tv.

I admit the first two episodes is what got me interested in the drama because it was an unexplored concept in kdrama. But you would think there would be character development after 14 episodes but I genuinely do not think anyone has developed a backbone or some consciousness. The rating for this should honestly be lower. Without communicating their feelings the main leads decide to date other people for a month. A whole month. And still get married after. Like are you joking? And they keep dragging this on-it seems like no one is interested in anyone. There’s a bit of lust but not real love. Like what people mentioned before, the FL has depression but the writer skips over that the following episode. We don’t get to see her get help or move on with her career.

The whole plot is all over the place. Nothing connects with anything. All episodes are weakly written. A 13yr old wattpad kid could have written better than this. People saying they were are complaining when a new concept gets launched-no- we are complaining how poorly this whole kdrama was produced. Every bit of it. Even the acting in my opinion was subpar. And I have seen the previous kdramas the main actor and actress have starred in. But it’s not entirely their fault. There’s not much you can work with something so utterly pathetic.

Please spare yourself the grief of wasting 14hours of your life on this garbage that can’t even be recycled.

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