"Who Is Trying to Ruin the Future of Drama?"
"A Farce Disguised as a Thriller"
"Has the Public Lost Its Sense of Aesthetics?"
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Their core message could be summed up in one sentence: "My bad review is justified; if you like it, you just have bad taste."
As a creator herself, Furin had always looked down on these people who made a living from criticism.
After all, her own artistic experiments had been subjected to the same treatment.
The key issue was that they only criticized without offering suggestions. They'd say something was bad but couldn't articulate what would make it good.
At that moment, Furin felt a deep sense of solidarity with the New Drama Guild.
However, after carefully reading through the bad reviews, she discovered that while the issues they pointed out were varied and even contradictory, their writing styles were highly consistent.
They were filled with out-of-context quotes and deliberate misinterpretations.
