Urban: Taking on the Feminist TV Drama from the Start

This girl-power drama is deeply uncomfortable to watch. Its main characters are all packed with wish-fulfillment tropes pandering to girl-power audiences, and there's nothing of substance in it.

As the ancients said, at thirty, one comes of age.

Yet here they are, still clueless at thirty, and shamelessly insisting that thirty is still young.

It promotes warped values and misleads viewers, suggesting that women can only achieve great things after getting divorced.

The world isn't simply black and white. This kind of girl-power drama has no purpose beyond amplifying negative emotions through its extreme messaging.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.