Arcana

I actually agree that everyone is entitled to their own opinion, so if the drama isn't for you, that's completely fair. Saying "I think it's boring" is your opinion and that's valid. But asking "How does this have an 8.4 rating?" is a different matter because that rating reflects the opinions of thousands of viewers who genuinely enjoyed it. We all have different tastes and that's exactly why ratings can be different from our own opinions.

So you watched a drama, dropped it, then came back to announce you dropped it....and you're talking about 'embarrassing amount of effort'??? The irony is hilarious😭🤣

Not every love story is meant to be a fairy tale. This one is about love surviving separation, time and different life choices...also no one is attacking you for preferring a different trope. People are reacting to your choice of words. Calling a woman "someone who was sleeping around" simply because she had previous relationships is just misogyny wrapped up as a preference. If this story isn't your type, the skip button exists go watch something that matches your taste instead of dressing up misogynistic remarks as "just an opinion."

Honestly, the "step-siblings" discourse is more persistent than the actual plot😭🤣

Haha, that's fair😂 But technically they weren't step siblings either...their parents never married they were just in a relationship and lived together for a while(you can call it live-in relationship) chen yi and miao jing were basically roommates for a short time.

Not the 'siblings' label again😭 By that logic, everyone who grew up together should start calling each other family😂

I don't see what was so bad that you stayed invested in the very relationship you're criticizing. Most people usually stop watching dramas they don't enjoy😌 also media literacy really is rare these days....calling him her 'almost stepbrother' is like calling classmates siblings because they shared a classroom😂