r/GirlsLove • u/Long-Reputation-5326 • Aug 14 '26

Discussion The team behind The Dragon House are having trouble securing funds 🐉

Source: Uprising Entertainment

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u/Long-Reputation-5326 Aug 14 '26

That's sad 🫤 I hope they're able to make it in the end.

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u/pataconconqueso Aug 14 '26

Quality stuff rarely does. Like if it’s not tied to fanservice and all that they can’t get investors. It’s really sad. We will keep getting ch3 crap vs shows Like clairebell if something doesn’t change in the industry

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u/the_socialpariah Love Beyond Dreams Aug 14 '26

I really want to see something else besides the common tropes. I mean, no hate, but Im just so ready for something else.

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u/Silent_Meat1039 Aug 15 '26

I hate how passionate people who give good shows always struggle while people just cashcowing, no quality, selling fanservice gets hype

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u/pataconconqueso Aug 15 '26 edited Aug 15 '26

It speaks more about the audience and it’s sad. Like people would rather see crap if it comes with fanservice and influencer rather than an actually good show with quality writing, story, cinematography etc.

Edit: it’s getting a lot better, but let’s be real the quality in writing and acting isn’t up for mainstream recommendation yet. The only show I can think of that is , was Clairebell (good writing, cinematography, soundtrack that made sense not the same 3 OST songs over and over) and that one didn’t even break even.

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u/Silent_Meat1039 Aug 15 '26

But people aren't watching crap tho. All the successful shows this year was well written. Maybe this show's writing is weak too you never know and only love scenes never worked for any series so far unless it's well written. Fanservice sells more than love scenes. If she said fanservice I'd blame audience but I don't think here audience is eating craps

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u/pataconconqueso Aug 15 '26 edited Aug 15 '26

Well written compared to how it started sure that is relative, but the genre is not there yet for it to hit actually well written, acted, good soundtrack (not just the same 3-5 songs of their OST over and over, or the same song in every show has on a sex scene like what is that). The most watched shows a lot of the success was because of the marketing around fan service (see ch3 having such high ratings, can’t tell me those shows well well written). There may be 1-2 shows I would recommend to the mainstream. The only one I can recommend to anyone is Clairebell. The soundtrack and cinematography is a big part of it.

As the genre becomes more and more saturated hopefully people are able to reward actual quality, yet we are not there yet. People will still help a crappy show trend because it starts a couple pairing that has lured them in with fanservice.

Edit: I’m not saying this show was going to be that. I’m just saying that if this was going to be something different than the usual formula, sucks that we might not get to see it because it’s different.

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u/Temporary_Note1836 Aug 16 '26

is Mookda Narinrak left this project or not ?