Numbers
These are cynlynn’s "objective" rankings, where she tries to be as objective as she can. 5/5 dramas might be an exception because she can be blinded by love. The dramas do not have to fulfill all of the points under each rating.
Five:
￫ LOVE this drama (with all its flaws)
￫ Excellent; masterful
Four:
￫ Love this drama
￫ Strong plot
Three:
￫ Like this drama, stable all around
￫ Really like this but there are flaws￫ For low-budget dramas, this is a good score.￫ For high-budget dramas, oopsies..Two:￫ Cute but mediocre￫ Not bad, but mostly boring￫ Good, but not good enough￫ Awful, awful￫ Increasingly boring and dreadful￫ Pretty with no substance
*Do NOT translate cynlynn's 5-point scale to a 10-point scale by multiplying 2. If you have to compare these two scales it would roughly be like this:
￫ Five = 9.50 – 10.00 = ~10￫ Four = 8.50 – 9.49 = ~8/9￫ Three = 7.50 – 8.49 = ~7/8￫ Two = 5.00 – 7.49 = ~6/7￫ One = 0.00 – 4.99 = <5
Hearts
♥'s are cynlynn’s subjective ranking when numbers-ratings fail to capture her love for the drama. Sometimes the hearts might represent the chemistry, and sometimes she doesn't really know either. It's subjective. Maximum is three hearts (♥♥♥).First Impression Ratings
[-/5]: Don’t take this too seriously. She spends about 5 seconds on these ratings. It’s a little different from her normal ratings; 2.5 is a neutral score. More than that means she likes; less than that means she dislikes. It's rare for her to give a score of 4 or more.
Recap Grade
In case people think cynlynn is scamming them into thinking every post is a detailed recap, she tells you as precisely as she can how detailed her recaps are before you click the post.A: 80-100% detailed
B: 65-79% detailed
C: 50-64% detailed
D: <50% detailed
*A/B would mean some episodes are A grade and some are B grade.
*A→B would mean it was A initially and then it changed to B
Additional Notes:
Her ratings are not static. They may change over time.
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