Bitch X Rich

Loved it very much. It instantly hooked me with its amazing story, powerful acting, and nonstop thrill. The plot is sharp, mixing mystery, high school politics, and social class conflict in a bold way. I loved how fearless and smart the lead character was, and every episode kept me on edge. The suspense, the twists, and the intense atmosphere made it a gripping watch from start to finish. It's short but leaves a lasting impact - definitely one of the most gripping teen thrillers I've seen in a while. The characters are interesting too and one can feel the emotions of these characters. Highly recommended!

It's a good series with modern cinematography and excitement that makes you want to keep watching. But like all school-themed series, it has ten episodes in the first season, and so far, only five episodes have been released from the second season. The series is about a school for the rich, where some scholarship students are bullied and oppressed. The story begins when a poor scholarship student from the school is found to have committed suicide. That's when the events unfold to find out whether it was a suicide or a murder. The girl who discovered the body uses some information about the incident to blackmail her way into the school.

A web series about rich vs poor in an elite school in Seoul should be fun mindless entertainment. But this show serves to demonstrate how good the old shows like Inheritors were. It's a cliched story so I didn't expect too much story wise but hoped something fresh or funny might be in this show to add to a saturated genre or else why did they bother making it?. But I found it lacking in wit wisdom black comedy or satire. The series falls short in terms of the cast. Yeri isn't a great actress but the main problem is she doesn't look like a rich mean girl. The poor girl is too unappealing to be the main character. And the rest have similar hair styles and don't look very distinctive. Some of the guys are a bit forgettable. Some are ok.

Luckily waited till 2025 to watch this so could see seasons 1&2 together. Season 1 alone is hardly anything. Can't believe people had ro wait so long for this to continue. Season 2 is more intense. Some shocking violence.

Watch this if you are a K drama addict but it isn't as good as it could be.

There aren't really any "good guys" here, and the story is fairly tight, but I don't like the editing. They tend to tease an event in one episode, then only give you the full picture in the next - which, to me, feels like they're stretching the runtime a bit.

Another small hurdle was recognizing the cast. Aside from the female lead and Yeri, I didn't know any of the new faces. But after a few episodes, I ended up recognizing all of them.

The pity is, although the female lead's acting is decent, her visuals are just... very average. I remember she used to only get small supporting roles, and now she's leading. As for Yeri, this was my first time seeing her act - she's passable, but I kept getting distracted by her lips because they're so pouty.

Watched this in the hope it might be similar to The Glory, which I really enjoyed.

Sadly, I didn't enjoy this. The writing wasn't very good, and the acting was pretty mediocre.

Good writing can make us sympathize and understand characters, but due to the poor writing here we end up becoming frustrated with characters naivety and bad decisions.

There were a number of times I thought to myself "No semi-intelligent person would act like that".

It ended up becoming irritating.

It wasn't the worst drama I've seen, and is about on par with most of the tat coming out of the USA, but I hoped for better.

I wouldn't recommend watching this.