Peninsula is Really Top Notch

It is a good book if it writes about daily life and career well in entertainment articles. The overall view of daily relationships in this book has a kind of awkward feeling. It is not thorough enough to call it scumbag, let alone pure love. From time to time, the author will teach a love PUA, and the male and female will pull each other, which will be very awkward to read. Talking about career, it is developing very quickly, but it does not describe the feeling of satisfaction after rising to the top. There is a large section of daily description in the middle, which further weakens the development of the career line. In short, the reading feeling is okay, but it is not comfortable to read, and it is a bit tasteless.

It's so Korean... If you can get into the setting, you'll love it... But if you can't, the feeling of frustration caused by different cultural backgrounds will keep appearing... There are many female characters, but it cannot be said to be a harem novel, so in order to balance the scale, the characters of the protagonist and supporting characters are a bit distorted in some plots... The protagonist seems to have become famous very quickly, but becoming famous also gives people a feeling of being nothing more than that. It's a little cool and refreshing, but not good, and bad but not thorough. It's grinding and grinding, which makes the character very hypocritical and greasy.

Although the career line and the like are a little better than in 2020. But I feel that the plot in the latter part of 2020 is too fun. I feel it is more abstract than all the Korean entertainment books I have read so far. It has a feeling that I cannot forget, and the writing is also good.

The emotional aspect is quite delicately written, although it is a bit draggy, but it is indeed in line with reality. It is not written like the previous book where the heroine is like a licking dog. It is a bit of a credit to the author. The emotional plot is great, and the updates are quite stable (although I really want to lock the author in a dark room and whip him for creation). Let me praise the emotional plot. I think there are a few plots that are well written. One is about breaking up with 🐟. He only told 🐶 that the company, sponsors, YG, and Netflix were pressuring him, but he didn't tell 🐟. Maybe it was to pave the way for 🐟's change of heart. It was great~ It added a little guilt and gave readers from the male protagonist's perspective a little more confidence. Another one is when Xiu questioned the male protagonist. Although the writing was irrational, it was very real. It was the anger and the contradiction behind it when he found out that the person he was ambiguous with suddenly had a partner. Maybe the male protagonist was written a little too rationally. He was full of pros and cons. The emotional aspect felt a bit weak. At most, the topic of sticking to the bottom line was mentioned too much. Let me praise the career line again. I personally think that the scene of drinking and socializing with Li and Zheng is a bit enjoyable. It does not mean that the male protagonist is a good drinker, but that he defends and shows off in front of them. It is very good and makes him not that scumbag. The filming and acting feel are a bit exaggerated. The male protagonist is described as a top-notch person from the first movie. It is okay at first, but it may be a bit unreal when combined with the subsequent filming of one popular movie and the other. I can't tell the degree of this popularity, but the work The author describes the praise very well, and the feeling of satisfaction is there. Maybe he can write more about socializing with others (not always Li Zheng, you can add some other connections). Being drunk after drinking is actually a bit uncomfortable, including the macho protagonist in this book. (Personal opinion, because my father looks pretty ugly when he is drunk), maybe add a little more tipsiness (the part between tipsies and 🐟 on the phone is good), that is, express some emotions in tipsies (such as the part about telling Xiu that he wants to find a girlfriend) Overall, this book is really better than the previous one. At least the heroine is not a slut, and her career is not all smooth sailing. She has some level of understanding. Come on, author!

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It's okay at the beginning, but if you get too many female leads later on, you'll realize that the main character is trash, so don't waste your money on this movie. It's heartbreaking to see

To be honest, being too tall is not a good thing. The author also always mentions that a person with a height of 190cm won't have the cp feeling with most girls. I think Runningman Lee Kwang Soo has this feeling. Unless he is above 170cm and wears high heels, he will look like adults and children standing together.

There are too many character issues, and every time the heroine breaks up, it feels very abrupt, and there is no sense of progression. They break up for the sake of breaking up, and then let the protagonist attack other characters. The story is about a scumbag. So what if you are a bit scumbag? The setting conflicts with the actual writing. It is even worse than the previous book. At least in the last book, you wrote on the scumbag side.

Very interesting, highly recommended😹😹