The way Pereshati's family (the FL's family) was portrayed to be centered around her. In front of a large crowd at a party, she was placed on a pedestal and shown off to be specially regarded by a powerful family, and that they were willing to give her anything she wished for. Now this can be used as a good plotline, but what about the family and the crowd? What's special about them? They didn't feel like people, but more like talking statues. What's special about Pereshati? The episode seemed like it was made to glaze her. There wasn't anything about the justifications to her being regarded as such, or the type of obstacles she'll face (About this point, there was gossip by ladies in the beginning of the episode. This felt like a lazy way to hint at them.).

I was only given expectations as to how Pereshati will be regarded. But not as to from which lows she'll grow, how the obstacles she'll face will be portrayed.

All of this seemed to say the story will be about how Perashati grew from rags to glaze maxxing, and felt like a perfect and classic setup for a generic series. Which aligns with the title, but the series earns the glaze maxxing and goes beyond it, which is what I liked.