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15 episodes · Long series · Review

Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right review: fifteen episodes of slow burn

Strict parents, a run of bad exes and a dropped college career: that is where Simona stands when she begins to fall for her stepbrother. It runs 15 episodes, gives three away free and needs 144 tokens to complete, placing it among Candy's longer, story-led series.

Fact sheet

Episodes15
FreeEpisodes 1, 2 and 3
Locked episodes12, at 12 tokens each
Tokens to finish144
Cost to finishroughly $5.76 yearly, $12.96 quarterly and $20.16 monthly
ExplicitnessNot rated yet
PerformerNone, a Candy original
Candy tagsSister, Taboo

Meet Simona

Simona Rossi dropped out of college, has dated a series of dubious men and now lives with parents who have turned very strict. Things with her stepbrother were never simple, and to add to the pile, she is catching feelings for him that she never wanted.

The notable thing about the synopsis is how much space it gives Simona herself instead of the attraction. You get a past, a family setup and the sense of a life coming apart on several fronts at once. The stepbrother plot holds it together, but it is framed within a portrait of one character.

What fifteen episodes buy

Fifteen episodes make it three times as long as a regular Candy series, and that opens up new options. A five-parter must jump from setup to payoff almost at once. Here there is space for the strict parents, the past and Simona’s own second thoughts to steer the relationship, which is exactly what the “wrong but right” in the title suggests.

It is also more generous than usual at the start. No other series in the catalogue offers three free episodes rather than two, so Simona Rossi lets you see more before you commit. The drawback of any long series is the investment: should the slow burn fail to grab you, you will realize it well before the finale, with more tokens already spent.

The price of finishing

Each of the 12 locked episodes costs the standard 12 tokens, for a total of 144 tokens. On Candy’s plans, that works out to about $5.76 yearly, $12.96 quarterly or $20.16 monthly, and it takes more than the 100 tokens a single month of a plan includes. The series has no explicitness rating from us so far.

Is it for you?

  • Right for you if character and story matter to you, you enjoy a step-sibling romance that builds slowly and you do not mind committing to a longer run.
  • Wrong for you if you are after something quick and cheap, or you would rather stick to series we have already rated for explicitness.

Longer series to compare

Few Candy series go beyond five episodes. The nearest match is Mona’s Worst Enemy, a stepsibling story that carries the same Sister and Taboo tags across 15 episodes and costs 156 tokens. Caught Between Sisters matches it in both length and price. For a shorter commitment, Your girlfriend’s younger sister offers 10 episodes for 96 tokens. The rest appear in our full episode list.

Bottom line

Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right is among the rare Candy series that play like a drama instead of a setup. The bonus free episode makes trying it painless, and finishing costs 144 tokens, a little less than the other 15-episode series. For a story you can sink into, it is a good first pick.

Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right FAQ

What is Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right about?

Simona dropped out of college, lives with strict parents, has a trail of shady exes and shares a tangled history with her stepbrother, toward whom she now feels an attraction she can’t push aside.

How many episodes are in Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right, and how many are free?

There are 15. Episodes 1, 2 and 3 cost nothing, and no other Candy series hands out three free episodes. The remaining 12 are locked.

What does it cost to finish Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right?

It takes 144 tokens, roughly $5.76 with the yearly plan, $12.96 with the quarterly or $20.16 with the monthly. Tips on making plan tokens go further are in our page on costs.

Is Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right worth it next to shorter series?

For viewers who want a story, it is. Finishing costs four times as much as a standard five-parter, but you get three times as many episodes, one more free episode and space for a slower relationship arc.