Korean Entertainment: My President

I couldn't stand it after reading the first few chapters. There must be a limit to fraternity.

The more I look at the back of the tape, the more speechless I feel. The male protagonist's love is too broad.

Good book, I like it, a very good Korean entertainment, but I still prefer the heroine YoonA, or Jihyo, come on author

I just want to say, can you type out the name of so-and-so who said it? Otherwise, I don't know who can say it. Who can stop writing a lot about houses in such a wordy way?

The content is as the title says, it makes you jump just watching it, what are you playing for?

I think the author's writing at the beginning is particularly good, and I like it better anyway. It's much better than those silly things where you start off as a loser and then pretend to be a rich second generation and marry a rich and beautiful woman. The rest of the writing is just the protagonist's pretentious growth history. Damn, it's annoying to read it. Do you think those rich second generations are all stupid cocks, who get angry with the loser after just a few words and then slap the loser in the face? You'd better go to bed. Maybe you've been playing tricks since you were a child? Even if I cheat on you behind your back,

You guys who write about Korean entertainment really don't have much backbone. You're a bunch of softies. If it's time to go to war, you're just a bunch of hardcore traitors.

Recently, I suddenly want to read Korean entertainment novels. Then I found a few books, and I felt that the books written by the new generation of authors were just for me to read. Let's not talk about whether it is bloody or not. The setting is based on the hierarchy and seniority of the Korean social structure. The status of idols is not as high as that of actors. Then the protagonists are various presidents, presidents and chaebols (what kind of emperors do such people have in the Korean workplace). As a result, getting along with female idol stars in it seems to be the dog-licking mode of the domestic fairy ancestors, and there is no foreshadowing. It is also called pampering and pampering, and then the singer is invited to play the lead role, but when he opens his mouth, it is as if it is an honor and a matter of course. Whether it's a bloody romance, a single heroine or a stallion, there is no low-level basic logic setting framework. It is like traveling through ancient feudal society but writing about the new communist society. Readers grinned every chapter they read, embarrassed and foaming at the mouth, wondering how to continue reading. In a sense, entertainment literature is of the same nature as fan fiction, in which various characters are fixed.

Anyone who writes about Korean entertainment is a licker. I just got to the

It looks good... I hope Yuri and other SNSD characters will be included in the protagonist's harem.