When Pu Fan woke up, he turned into a newborn baby. Where, is this Busan, South Korea? Where, this year is only 1987? This year, Yizhen was just a five-year-old loli. This year, Girls' Generation's Yoona was not born yet.
Reader comments
Objectively speaking, this book's rating is 7.5. The writing is good and the writing is eloquent. The characters on the stage are well described, and the entangled temptations of various beauties are also present, although they are not written so vividly (the top standards are "People in the Peninsula, Idols Flirting Casually" and "Actor Stranger", when a certain appearance will be described in detail, the hair, perfume, skin color, skin, demeanor and other charming points, as well as kissing and hugging and other hot spots, the intimate scenes are not there. Under the current scale, it makes people feel like they are experiencing it personally)
The male protagonist is a very timid and cowardly time traveler. Friends around him, the heroine and her friends all see that he likes her, but he just doesn't dare to confess. The first 95% of the novel is all about unrequited love. The male protagonist is forced to ask questions and all the questions are made with excuses to trick him. In the end, he introduces the heroine to others. The novel is infatuated, and the descriptions are consistent, but many readers don't like the setting of this tragic drama being reversed at the end. Seizing the copyright for movies, TV shows, songs and variety shows is meddling in the world. There are so many beauties in the entertainment industry who dare not accept their confessions... No wonder there aren't enough people to rate them.
In order to support the author's persistence, I give full marks. But a good author or screenwriter needs to strike a balance between literature and art and market box office. Novels with single female protagonists are either bad or have a small audience. In the past, the purpose of spending time reading such novels was to satisfy ordinary people's desire to not get close to female celebrities. Now that they are simply looking for punishment, everyone will naturally vote with their feet.
Objectively speaking, this book's rating is 7.5. The writing is good and the writing is eloquent. The characters on the stage are well described, and the entangled temptations of various beauties are also present, although they are not written so vividly (the top standards are "People in the Peninsula, Idols Flirting Casually" and "Actor Stranger", when a certain appearance will be described in detail, the hair, perfume, skin color, skin, demeanor and other charming points, as well as kissing and hugging and other hot spots, the intimate scenes are not there. Under the current scale, it makes people feel like they are experiencing it personally) The male protagonist is a very timid and cowardly time traveler. Friends around him, the heroine and her friends all see that he likes her, but he just doesn't dare to confess. The first 95% of the novel is all about unrequited love. The male protagonist is forced to ask questions and all the questions are made with excuses to trick him. In the end, he introduces the heroine to others. The novel is infatuated, and the descriptions are consistent, but many readers don't like the setting of this tragic drama being reversed at the end. Seizing the copyright for movies, TV shows, songs and variety shows is meddling in the world. There are so many beauties in the entertainment industry who dare not accept their confessions... No wonder there aren't enough people to rate them. In order to support the author's persistence, I give full marks. But a good author or screenwriter needs to strike a balance between literature and art and market box office. Novels with single female protagonists are either bad or have a small audience. In the past, the purpose of spending time reading such novels was to satisfy ordinary people's desire to not get close to female celebrities. Now that they are simply looking for punishment, everyone will naturally vote with their feet.
Not bad! It's just that the novel is a bit short!