Actress Park Hye Soo has overcome the allegations of school violence, but is it too early to discuss the formation of the TV series ”Dear.M”?

Actress Park Hye Soo's school violence (bullying) allegations are still pending, but the TV series ``Dear.M'' in which she appeared is currently under discussion.
On the 25th, it was reported that KBS2's ``Dear.M'' was in discussions about its lineup. According to reports, currently airing KBS2
The production of the film as a follow-up to ``Gengei Renka'' was under discussion. KBS told Herald POP, ``Nothing has been finalized regarding the lineup.It is currently being discussed as one of various plans.''
. "Dear.M" was originally a TV series that would air in 2021. A community drama at Soyeon University that caused an uproar at Soyeon University, starring Park Hye Soo and Jae Hee from NCT.
An uncensored, unfiltered youth romance story in which the main character, M, is searched for and a romantic mystery unfolds. However, "Dear.M" is about to air, and Park Hye Soo's school violence controversy
I bumped into. At that time, a message appeared on the online community exposing Park Hye Soo as the perpetrator of school violence, and Park Hae Soo was more concerned about the person who wrote the letter exposing her as the perpetrator who had bullied her.
The school completely denied the allegations of violence at the school. Park Hye Soo refrained from acting for two years. Park Hye Soo was unable to resolve the school violence charges and made a comeback with the movie ``You and Me.'' Park Hye Soo is a square in "You and I"
At the comic preview screening, he said, ``The investigation is still ongoing. My position remains unchanged. I will do my best until the end.'' After that, Park Hye Soo also released her own songs. Park Hye Soo releases the song “You and I”
He has embarked on a full-scale comeback. Since the suspicion of school violence was still under investigation, it was difficult for the public to fully accept Park Hye Soo.
Under these circumstances, netizens' opinions regarding the production of "Dear.M" starring Park Hye Soo are under discussion.
are also intertwined. There are opinions that the film will be aired quickly because it stars Park Hye Soo, who was unable to completely dispel suspicions of school violence, and that the efforts of the actors and staff other than Park Hae Soo have seen the light of day for three years.
My opinion is not negative about the broadcast, just because I can't watch it. Is it too early to air Park Hye Soo's "Dear.M" or not? Park Hye Soo and “Dear.M” are watched from the sidelines.
It's also cold.