Wait guys! What's wrong? Why the ratings are so low? I couldn't start watching today so I came to the page to…
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Don't go by the comments.
First rule: never let the comment section decide whether you'll watch a drama.
You know the craze **ZLH** got after **POJ**. The moment the AI intro became an issue, some people latched onto it and took the criticism all the way down to bedrock. 💀
Just give the drama a fair chance. Watch until **Episode 5**.
If it hooks you, enjoy the ride. If it doesn't, then at least you'll know you gave it an honest shot instead of letting the comments decide for you.
Everyone has their own reason for watching a drama. Some watch for the story, some for the genre, and many of us watch because our favorite actors are in it.
As for me, I'm here for **Chu Ran** and **CZY**. I loved CZY in *Hidden Love*, so I was already looking forward to this.
Yes, the director has a mixed reputation because of some of his previous works. But his current drama has been doing well so far, and I genuinely hope it doesn't go downhill the way **TPG** did.
And honestly, I think the cast is a huge reason why it's working. If the direction starts slipping, I have faith that both leads have the acting skills to keep the drama engaging.
Idk😂 I didn't expect this chaos, just enjoy the show and check it later,some people will drop it and leave.
This is only my second Republican-era drama,and that too after many years.
The first one I watched was **Fall in Love**, and I absolutely loved the atmosphere and setting of that time period.
From what I know, Republican-era dramas often revolve around revolutions, political turmoil, espionage, and social upheaval. I can see why that setting isn't everyone's cup of tea—it tends to be heavier and more complex than other genres. But personally, I really enjoy the vibe of that era when it's done well. It has a unique charm that keeps me hooked.
I have a lot to say, but I'll stick to my own rule when it comes to opening ratings.
If it's sitting at **7.8** *only* because of the AI-generated intro... then that's honestly wild. I'm not blaming anyone—people can rate however they want—but it feels a bit unfair to judge an entire drama based on the opening sequence alone.
Personally, I always follow the **first 6-episode rule**.
To this day, I don't think any drama has completely hooked me from Episode 1. I give every drama at least **4–6 episodes**, then decide whether it's worth continuing.
And one piece of advice I always give: **never—seriously, never—rely solely on MDL ratings.**
Trust your own instincts. Watch the first **4 or 6 episodes**, then decide for yourself. You might end up loving a drama that everyone else rated low, or dropping one that everyone else praised. Your experience is what matters most. 🎭
Don't go by the comments.
First rule: never let the comment section decide whether you'll watch a drama.
You know the craze **ZLH** got after **POJ**. The moment the AI intro became an issue, some people latched onto it and took the criticism all the way down to bedrock. 💀
Just give the drama a fair chance. Watch until **Episode 5**.
If it hooks you, enjoy the ride. If it doesn't, then at least you'll know you gave it an honest shot instead of letting the comments decide for you.
And here you are😂😂
Everyone has their own reason for watching a drama. Some watch for the story, some for the genre, and many of us watch because our favorite actors are in it.
As for me, I'm here for **Chu Ran** and **CZY**. I loved CZY in *Hidden Love*, so I was already looking forward to this.
Yes, the director has a mixed reputation because of some of his previous works. But his current drama has been doing well so far, and I genuinely hope it doesn't go downhill the way **TPG** did.
And honestly, I think the cast is a huge reason why it's working. If the direction starts slipping, I have faith that both leads have the acting skills to keep the drama engaging.
Let's just say... we've been through enough to be a little traumatized. 😂
The first one I watched was **Fall in Love**, and I absolutely loved the atmosphere and setting of that time period.
From what I know, Republican-era dramas often revolve around revolutions, political turmoil, espionage, and social upheaval. I can see why that setting isn't everyone's cup of tea—it tends to be heavier and more complex than other genres.
But personally, I really enjoy the vibe of that era when it's done well. It has a unique charm that keeps me hooked.
I've already had to tell **3–4 friends** not to judge the drama based solely on the comments.
Watch a few episodes and decide for yourself—don't let the comment section make the decision for you. 😭
Keep the chat alive!!!
Where did my people go? Come back, I miss the old chat😭😭
I'm saying this as one of the victims who actually suffered through it.
The drama didn't just go downhill...
It didn't even stop underground.
The moment **MZY** fell off the cliff, the plot packed its bags, dug a tunnel, and kept going lower. 💀😂
Do you remember
"The princess gambit"💀💀💀
If it's sitting at **7.8** *only* because of the AI-generated intro... then that's honestly wild. I'm not blaming anyone—people can rate however they want—but it feels a bit unfair to judge an entire drama based on the opening sequence alone.
Personally, I always follow the **first 6-episode rule**.
To this day, I don't think any drama has completely hooked me from Episode 1. I give every drama at least **4–6 episodes**, then decide whether it's worth continuing.
And one piece of advice I always give: **never—seriously, never—rely solely on MDL ratings.**
Trust your own instincts. Watch the first **4 or 6 episodes**, then decide for yourself. You might end up loving a drama that everyone else rated low, or dropping one that everyone else praised. Your experience is what matters most. 🎭
can understand
noo i will strt tonight ..have some work to finish ...
i would be among one of them