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Heroine: Han Jiaren

It is the male protagonist who can pursue the lover of his dreams, but we can only be fans.

The latest completed volume is ready for slaughter

How should I put it? It's a very old book. Because the male protagonist is a genius who suddenly received the memory of a future otaku who knows the Korean entertainment industry very well during his freshman year of high school or junior high school, so it is understandable that he was panicked about this memory in the early stage. By the way, because the protagonist is a genius, he has some common symptoms of geniuses, including being pretentious and neurotic. This is a poisonous point for some readers, but it's just a little bit in the early stages, so just get over it. This book also has the heroine Yoona, who beat the male protagonist to pieces when she was a child. Later in SM, the two were both trainees, and they were often at odds with each other. It was very consistent with the tsundere love experience of a group of high school kids. The two quarreled with each other, but in the end they were slowly attracted to each other and came together. Yoona here is written very lightly. Lightness is Yoona's most accurate interpretation in this book, but I personally think that Han Jiaren in it is a failure. The male protagonist only knew Han Jiaren from TV before and regarded her as an idol. When she got married, the male protagonist did not take any action. As a result, when I was filming a movie with her, I couldn't stand the temptation anymore, and ended up treating her like my extramarital affair, leaving me speechless. This book is unfinished, otherwise according to the author's plot, the two of them would not have escaped.