As someone who enjoys dramas and can appreciate a story even when the ending isn’t perfect, this drama was a complete letdown. The overall experience left me feeling like I had wasted my time. It wasn’t just the lackluster plot, but the forced incorporation of serious issues like genocide towards the end that truly soured the experience. Propaganda in a romance drama? Absolutely unnecessary and wildly out of place.

The plot itself felt amateurish, reminiscent of cliché Wattpad stories. The so-called "plot twists" barely twisted anything and often bordered on being outright illogical. Many scenes left me questioning their relevance or reasoning, which detracted from the immersion of the story.

The male lead actor's off-screen behavior further tainted the drama for me. Knowing about his misogynistic tendencies in real life made it difficult to root for his character, which is supposed to be likable in a romance drama. This real-world baggage overshadowed any charm his role might have had.

In summary, this drama failed to deliver anything meaningful, engaging, or enjoyable. It’s not just a bad drama; it’s an example of how poor storytelling and misplaced agendas can ruin even the most basic premise of entertainment.