Starting from That Korean City

Before Chapter 200, it was a masterpiece, with double penetration + a clear heroine (or main palace), and the description of the character change was very comfortable. After Chapter 200, Lin Yoona's three views remained stable, and the male protagonist began to crazily collapse. It's understandable that he had a soft job at the beginning, and it's also understandable that he failed in his career and became an otaku before graduation. Until the end, there was almost no development in his career. It was really like staying in Seoul and being an otaku version of Tang Monk. The relationship line goes from the inexplicable resistance to idols at the beginning to being reversed, which is really weird. It seems that Xueli and Suxi can maintain the mentality of sisters, but they accept all the idols who are resistant. The logic is the mentality of a scumbag who does not refuse? I came into contact with all the well-known idols in the entertainment industry, but their careers continued to fail. They didn't like it, except for some scripts and little action, and there was nothing serious except a little personal interaction with the female characters. Inexplicably, a bunch of people automatically jumped after being exposed to them for a while. This is really the reincarnation of Tang Monk.

The more I read this book, the more I am drawn to it, especially before I read it again. There is a sense of nonsensical pretentiousness between the lines. It is simply amazing.

New book "I Have a Door to Any Time and Space"

When China Entertainment and Meiyu next door found out, they thought we were looking down on Korean entertainment. How about some more?

Are we just saying there is no group? Also, I need to update more, but it's not enough. If you write more about your career and daily life, you have to extend the timeline to 23 years. If it doesn't work, 20 years will do. To be honest, it's not interesting enough. I just like the style, especially the protagonists are Yoona and Taozi.

Dude, I'm not telling you, the protagonist has no career line at all, and there are so many women around him for no reason, and the character of the protagonist has also changed. Before, he was a soft-boiled guy, but he gradually turned into a greasy guy. There are other poisonous points, such as saying that you can do whatever you want without explaining the background. You recommended that Xian Eunjing wrote it well, and then Taeyeon just had a one-night stand and gave it to her for nothing, and Sika went crazy together for no reason, and she took Xiao Jingshu to an adult product store for no reason, and she also fell in love with Curtain Wall for no reason. Even if you write a little bit about the protagonist's career plans, why don't you just wait for the World Cup? Become a soft rice monk in Seoul? ? ? Baffling

In the end, it's still more or not, @白shirtsuihanrushui, give me a message

There are more than a hundred chapters to read in the first part, but the latter part is like a mindless bulldozer.

Why don't you just write about falling in love honestly instead of dealing with all those messy things? It seems really disgusting. What age are you still writing like this? . . I'm really speechless. I originally thought it was okay. I watched it three times and gave up three times. I just couldn't stand it anymore.

As for Suzy, write about Bae Suzy.