Gender Swap into a Korean Goddess, the Empress of Showbiz

Everyone who wrote about Baihe went crazy. Don't you understand? No one bought it.

I've been to the peninsula, and I've been playing around with it.

I started writing about the main character's appearance in the 80s, and then I made various compliments and comparisons. I thought that the 80s was the category of perfect beauty. But later, after the protagonist got the star eye, and saw that Quan Baoer's appearance was in the 81s, I took a quick look at what Quan Baoer looked like, and then my imagination of the protagonist's appearance was lowered.

It would be okay if the protagonist was a family member of a chaebol, but she turned out to be Kang Ho-dong's sister. Don't you know how miserable beauties have been since ancient times? Especially in the peninsula where chaebols are rampant, things are very perverted there.

What is the mission system called? The protagonist is also an abandoned baby and is adopted by Liu Zaishi's family. When Liu gets married, she becomes a bridesmaid. The system requires that the protagonist cannot debut before reaching adulthood. It requires the protagonist to spend one year or two years practicing the vest line. The protagonist is also a Samsung princess. As you can see from the beginning, 80% of it is basically the same.

The main character's emotional drama is too pretentious, and he is both upright and upright. Can he be more domineering and straightforward? He just takes the job when it's time to do it. The left one is struggling and the right one is hesitant. Do you want to push Ji Eun, Joo Hyun and the others to men before you are satisfied? You are already a woman with a male heart, so there is nothing to worry about. This makes you pretentious. Others are okay, but the emotional drama is as bad as a piece of defense. Can the author change it? That's why I really don't have the mood to continue booking it all.

What's more, the main character is so good-looking. Apart from anything else, what can the protagonist do now if he threatens the protagonist's brother? Don't overestimate the chaebol's love for beauty, let alone the peninsula. Haven't you seen that actresses are being held in check even on the anniversary of their father's death?

The chaebols are running rampant and they have no power. Huo, where are the playthings?

In Feilu, Yang Mi writes too much, and everything involves her anyway, which makes people a little tired of watching. Personally, I hope that she and Li Qixing can become good friends and work together on TV series, but she should not become Li Qixing's CP and strategy target. The heroine can have a target for the Chinese strategy, but it shouldn't be her. Of course, if the author has his own plans, then just write according to the author's own ideas. You can treat my comment as if it does not exist.

You wouldn't be able to write entertainment articles without Yang Mi, right? Did Yang Mi give Feilu money?