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Bitch x Rich Season 2 Episode 6 Review: A Very Interesting Turn For Hye-in and Je-na

Bitch x Rich Season 2 Episode 6 is one of the better episodes this season and leaves us feeling tensed throughout.

Bitch x Rich Season 2 Episode 5 Review: A Promising Road Ahead

Bitch x Rich Season 2 Episode 5 continues to be boring, but seems like there's hope over the horizon.

Bitch x Rich Season 2 Episode 4 Review: Childish Fights

Bitch x Rich Season 2 Episode 4 is thoroughly boring and the biggest problem seems to be wearing the same dress.

Bitch x Rich Season 2 Episode 3 Review: Secret Engagement, Illegitimate Sons and Faked Amnesia

Bitch x Rich Season 2 Episode 3 picks up some pace, but there's not much yet for it to be called thrilling.

Bitch x Rich Season 2 Episode 2 Review: Unnecessary Drama is Silly

Bitch x Rich Season 2 Episode 2 is rather dull and leaves you feeling annoyed with a bunch of annoying brats.

Bitch x Rich Season 2 Episode 1 Review: A Slow Start to High School Shennanigans

Bitch x Rich Season 2 episode 1 starts off slow, but the psychological warfare will hopefully only get better.

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