Peninsula: a Blind Date with Yoona at the Beginning

A 27-year-old school principal was introduced by his trainee teacher to a 30-year-old female idol with no background or resources. Is this really a teacher and not an enemy? I am favored by Moon Jae-in, who is about to reform prosecutors. If he follows Moon, he will get out of the prosecutor system. Giving Moon a knife will also cut off his way out. In the future, who will trust and reuse a person who stabs his own leader. If the protagonist wants to be on stage later, his parents must be rich and powerful. This teacher must have brought out dozens of prosecutors, ministers, and deputy ministers during his tenure.

Thank you for the seven-day free membership From prosecutor to military prosecutor (transition) to QWT spokesperson to Suwon mayor, it will definitely be Kaka in the end The beginning is a bit blurry, the career line jumps a lot in the middle, and there is a whole drawn-out plot in the middle. How can I put it this way? From a factional perspective, the plot is quite reasonable. Apart from the disadvantages of being an idol and an actor, Yoona's nationality is a plus point, and her father-in-law is also a strong supporter. Plus her hometown background, the path is actually stable. However, the pace of the career line prosecutor line is a bit slow, the military inspection jumps the timeline, and the spokesperson is still a big transitional plot... It seems quite tiring. But the love line is sweeter, so it's good to just look at the love line 6-7 points, 8-9 points for free

Faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster

It would be nice if the story line could be earlier and let the protagonist take the most affectionate path in South Korea and choose the commander.

I hope the author will not forcibly reduce his intelligence. The protagonist in the previous article seems to be very powerful, but in the end, he was beaten and hospitalized, and his ability was not shown at all. In South Korea, he dared to go alone to get evidence. The problem is that he didn't bring a gun. Isn't this brainless? There is such a big gap from the previous one. You can write the following, but if your father-in-law is offline, you can abandon the book.