Who writes and who reviews
Pages carry the byline The Listings Team. The site is owned and run by an individual publisher based in Vietnam, who sets these rules and handles corrections. Drafted with AI tools, then checked by a second, automated review against the pages of each app before a page is opened to search engines.
Nobody on the team has watched the dramas and the pages never say so. If a real person starts writing or editing under their own name, that name goes on the pages they touch.
What a page may claim
A figure appears only with the day it was read and the page it came from. A viewer's reaction appears only as a dated, linked quote. A claim about what a drama is like to watch, what an app feels like or what we tried, without such a source, is not allowed. Where a number is missing, the page says it is not confirmed instead of filling the gap.
Story summaries are written here from the app's premise. No run of more than seven words is copied. Cast is named only from an official credit. Posters are an app's own artwork or a cover a partner program lets publishers use, credited on the page.
Checks before a page opens
- A story summary of at least 120 words in our own words, compared claim by claim with the app's premise.
- A live official https page for the drama, with the day we read it.
- Episode and free-episode counts taken from that source.
- At least one block of our own: characters with a source, or an answer to a real question with a source.
- An editorial review scores the page against a written checklist; one that fails is rewritten.
A page that fails any step stays out of search results and out of every list on the site.
How many pages, how fast
No more than ten new drama pages open in a day, starting 29 October 2026, chosen for how many people look for the title and for how much the app prints about it. The ceiling is not a target: on a day when fewer pass, fewer open. The effort goes into making each of the ten complete instead of listing everything.
Adult titles and spoilers
A title an app labels 17+ gets no poster, no embedded video and no affiliate button, and stays out of search results. Endings appear only in a closed block marked as spoilers; the opening summary covers the premise.
Money and conflicts
The site earns commissions on some Watch on buttons. Those links never change a figure or a sentence, and the one effect they have, the order of buttons, is stated on the disclosure page. No app, studio or agency reads or approves a page before it opens.
Complaints and removals
A wrong figure goes through corrections, and a request from a rights holder to take down a poster or a page goes through contact, with an answer inside 72 hours.