Editorials started strong, lost its way
I was hooked from the beginning. I loved the FL's craziness and the office vibes. It was fun watching Nam Da-reum as a devoted fan of Lee Chan while slowly starting to fall for Kang Ha-gi. The fangirl-turned-employee premise was fresh, and the early episodes had a chaotic energy that kept me entertained. But suddenly, the story started to get messy. It became too cliché, and I had to start skipping scenes.
In the end, I dropped the drama at episode 8. The show had a promising premise—a fangirl landing a job at her idol's company only to clash with his best-friend CEO—but it lost its charm along the way.
If you're looking for an idol drama, I'd recommend Idol I instead. It's a mature relationship drama without unnecessary dragging, and the conflicts are resolved within an episode.
In the end, I dropped the drama at episode 8. The show had a promising premise—a fangirl landing a job at her idol's company only to clash with his best-friend CEO—but it lost its charm along the way.
If you're looking for an idol drama, I'd recommend Idol I instead. It's a mature relationship drama without unnecessary dragging, and the conflicts are resolved within an episode.
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