I’ve been analyzing the recent slate of short-form promotional edits coming from Kdrama Forever, specifically focusing on the engagement metrics for clips derived from 'Queen of Tears' and 'A Shop for Killers.' It appears the hyper-accelerated, music-driven cuts (0.5s per scene average) are generating high *views*, but the comments section shows lower *qualitative* engagement (less discussion about plot points, more 'he's handsome' type comments). Conversely, the slightly longer, more emotionally focused edits (using OST ballads and slower transitions) tend to yield fewer overall views but significantly deeper discussions about character motivation. Has the channel considered A/B testing a return to slightly more narrative-focused trailers/edits to cultivate a higher-quality community interaction, or is the priority purely on maximizing reach? This balance between reach and substance is crucial for long-term channel health.