Peninsula: My Orange Girlfriend

What should I say about this book? I am particularly confused. Just reading the name makes me want to click on it, but the plot inside makes me not want to read it because the emotions and characters are so immersive. Before reading the book, I always thought that I was a fan of Kim Ji-soo and Bae Joo-hyun, and it was them who motivated me to click on this book to read on. But now that I see Kim Ji-soo in the book, I hate it more than I love it; Bae Joo-hyun has loved and hated, but has returned to mediocrity; Minatozaki Sasha is more guilty; only Zhou Tzuyu is love. Even if I don't know Twice in particular, I like Zhou Ziyu as written in this book very much. Even though I didn't know her face when I read this book, her character was enough for me to become her fan.

Ji Soo is better written, but the other characters are more average.

I just watched it and I think the writing is pretty good, but I still want to ask who the heroine is. Let me give you some spoilers.

The writing is good, the writing style is OK, and the characters are not intelligently manipulated. I am really fed up with the garbage in the writing. I don't even check the basic setting of the country background (not even on Baidu). If you don't know anything, just don't write it down . This book is still readable.

It belongs to the spring of the pure love party. It keeps pulling and pulling again and again, and the progress is relatively slow. If you have the patience to read it, it is quite good. Those who are used to reading cool articles may not seem to adapt to it. The career line feels a bit weird. I suggest you not to suppress it too hard. Part of the reason why the stock trading article is written as pure love is that the protagonist is a bit weak. How can these heroines and protagonists have to be forward-thinking when they fall in love? Protagonists with multiple heroines need enough money and status to support them, right?

The pace of this book is a bit slow, almost 300 chapters are basically divided into chapters, and the emotional line feels like the author has his own rhythm, but I personally feel that it is a bit pretentious at times and deliberately creates a certain atmosphere. After reading 300 chapters, I can't hold it anymore. The author's writing is very powerful and the writing style is too deliberate. People who like it will probably like it.

I haven't seen the paid film. Can anyone tell me if it has a single female protagonist? Some of the chapter reviews say pure love and some say the male protagonist is promiscuous. Who can spoil it for me?

This book has definitely deleted a lot of commentary, otherwise the chapters where the protagonist does not return to the chaebol would not have had any commentary at all. I can understand that the author doesn't know how to write about career, but there's no need to do that.