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Incorrect Societal Assumption (based on watching short dramas): Villains.co and WitlessHenchmen.org are always running a "Hire 2, Get 1 Free" special for sidekicks and teams of experts. They start recruiting in high schools, where antagonists always run in packs of 3's.
Incorrect Societal Assumptions (based on watching short dramas): The "loser" spouse is always responsible for the success of any and all business, professional, or vocational ventures.
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Personally, I feel like AI is to blamed honestly. You can give your honest opinion in the comments
Incorrect Societal Assumption (based on watching short dramas): Security guards will obey any person who talks enough trash loudly enough, so long as they have an invitation.
I Didn't Expect The CEO to Be This Emotional
I started watching The CEO expecting another billionaire romance, but it turned out to be much more emotional than I imagined.
Lucas grows up being bullied because of his family's financial situation. Years later, he's a successful CEO, while the people who once looked down on him now work under him without recognizing him.
The person who really stood out for me was Anna. She was the only classmate who ever showed Lucas kindness, and seeing them reconnect years later made the story feel genuine instead of forced.
The office rivalry, jealousy, and hidden identity keep the drama interesting, but what I liked most was the message that kindness always comes back in unexpected ways.
If you're looking for a mini series with romance, emotional moments, and workplace drama, The CEO is definitely worth watching.
Incorrect Societal Assumption (based on watching short dramas): You can get divorced, and then immediately turn around and get remarried at a Courthouse or City Hall in the space of 20 minutes, but apparently nowhere can you obtain a divorce without the other spouse's signature.
Incorrect Societal Assumption (based on watching short dramas): A douchecanoe/cheating husband can always be easily identified by their patterned shirts (most commonly in a satin or silk blend, using an animal or nautical motif).
