There are some dark, but interesting, subjects here such as suicide, pathological jealousy, and unhinged fans. But apparently Korean dramas are sometimes changed as they air due to pressure of some type, such as from fans. It seems as if that happened to this series. Several plot points don't match themes that had been carefully set up. The fate of the reality show which is featured within the series hints at this complication as well. Still, it's fun to watch competent actors portray beautiful young people who fall in love. I suspect that this show wanted to depict a rebellion against the K-Pop music system but couldn't get away with it. Either that or it's poorly written. I'm going with the first possibility which is why I gave this show an "8."
Review of So I Married My Anti-Fan
