Peninsula: a Comeback from the Love Story

It was quite interesting to watch at first, but then it became more and more magical. It felt like the rhythm of a daily romance movie, and it started happening at the wrong moment...

So what's the answer to the group entry question? Was your monthly vote in vain?

The first half makes me jump and read. Generally, the writing gets better and better later on. The writing is very real, unlike other Korean entertainment articles that describe all the women in the entertainment industry as chaste and fierce women, which is horribly fake.

This author is really a dog. He broke it off at the critical moment, and it was the next day before he even took off his pants. He didn't give an explanation as to whether he could do something or not. He just acted like it never happened and connected with other plots. If it weren't for the well-written plot, I would really give you one star. It's a piece of shit.

Overall, pretty good. But how can I put it, it doesn't look very pleasant, a little bit cruel.

They are all excellent Korean entertainment, but there are too many female protagonists and they are too complicated.

There are too many differences, and not all of them are in the group.

Personally, I think this is the best Korean entertainment novel. This book has that "Korean flavor". What I feel is lacking is that the ending of the two sisters is not explained much. All the women in the protagonist have endings, except my sister. Throughout the book, the two sisters are given a lot of space, and they are completely treated as heroines, but in the end there is not much explanation.

Can't join the book club? Where can I read the extra chapters?

It was okay until I broke up with Hani and Lim Yoona and went into seclusion. After meeting PD Luo and filming a variety show, I started to let myself go. From here on, I felt that the book had changed. Only when it became more and more like a pure scum, I skipped reading...