Wang's Korean Entertainment

💕Heroine: Lin Yoona 🎭Work tag: Survival Guide for Brothers and Sisters in the Entertainment Industry 💜Introduction to the work: The male protagonist accidentally becomes the older brother of a member of Girls' Generation, revealing the behind-the-scenes rules of the Korean entertainment industry from an amateur perspective. It shows a real trainee ecology under the gold-finger-free setting. The character prototypes are based on many top idols, and the collection exceeds 10,000.

This is the most imaginative Korean entertainment I think. Through different stages of life, the male protagonist has formed bonds with Yoona, Taeyeon, and Da Mao Er Mao. This idea is really new and there are no loopholes in time. The male protagonist is suspected of having a time-travel personality, but this main personality has lost his memory. Sub-personalities carrying his memories at various stages have appeared one after another to help him (or maybe trick him) to slowly regain his full memory. The male protagonist of this book, Han Yu, is brother and sister to Taeyeon. It is currently believed that he is the illegitimate son of Taeyeon's father (it will be explained later that he is not actually the case, and there are also foreshadowings). When he was about 6 years old, his mother died and he refused to go to the orphanage. He was picked up by Lin's father, and then stayed in the Lin family until Yoona was about 14 or 15 years old, and stole Yoona's heart. Because Yoona was going to make her debut, she went abroad in her senior year of high school and wanted to start a career to support Yoona. During his stay in the United States, he lived with Zheng's father and mother, and met Crystal Damao. The author's writing skills are particularly high, the emotions and scenes are described with great detail, and the image is very strong, allowing readers to imagine the picture in their mind. There are many classic scenes. Disadvantages: The author doesn't have an outline, so it's a bit rambling. The biggest problem is that the male protagonist is too Jack Sue. Almost all the women in the book like him, as if the male protagonist is Franklin. But this book is not about harem. Yoona and Taeyeon are probably destined, and then Da Mao Er Mao is possible, but the other possibilities are not high.

This book, how should I put it, has almost 600 chapters, but it is still under a fog, which is very interesting. The protagonist is Taeyeon's half-brother, a child adopted by Yoona's family. When he was in the United States, he was a child of the Zheng family. Anyway, he is a kind of brother. It is a very sincere work, the emotions are handled very carefully, and the characters that appear are all very vivid. Well, after saying nice things, the next step is to complain. . He must be a newcomer. He is too serious and writes in too detail in every aspect. I really can't say that he is good at it, because it can be seen that he wrote it with great care. However, this book cannot be read chapter by chapter. It is too procrastinating. It seems very difficult for the author to have detailed and detailed ideas. . Then there is one thing I also admire about the author. Xiu Jing in this book is the only thing I don't like or even hate. . Of course, I can see that the author has enough foreshadowing in the plot of Soo-jung pretending to be her girlfriend and it is very reasonable, but it is so reasonable that I don't like it. It makes me think that this is a thief occupying a position that is not hers. The author may be doing it to make it more interesting and to make Soo-jung's positioning and Yoona not exactly the same, but I just don't like the setting. Well, the flaws are not to be concealed. To be honest, it is still a very good book. It is one of the most attractive to me in Korean entertainment~ I would like to add that this author did not criticize the so-called villains. It is so rare. I like it very much~

A Korean entertainment book recommended by a friend. You can read it and recommend it!