Showbiz: One “Gee” in 2009 and I Led the Korean Wave

Korean entertainment novels are relatively niche, and anyone who comes in at any point is my own father. I hope everyone will rate them when they read them, so that they can have an idea of ​​whether they are good or bad. You can tell me what you think about development, and let your children copy it... And learn from it T_T The author has added a bunch of pictures, you can take a look

I actually want to give it 4 stars because to be honest, the main character's ambitions are too low and he just does whatever he wants. Since you want to build a super and powerful company, will you give up the winning combination to the three big companies? Very unreasonable thing. The trainees who started out were just barely good enough to be on the front line, hahaha. But it's rare for Tomato to have a Korean entertainment book that can be read and read, so it will definitely get full of five-star reviews! Come on!

Hello author, I am the parent of this account. Recently, my child has been He didn't eat, didn't talk, and didn't have any anger. There was no trace of anything on his face. Expression, but I found that he only showed it when he was reading Tomato novels He smiled to make him look angry. Later, I hit him while he was going to the toilet. I opened his cell phone and found out that he has been reading your book recently. Book, and I also found a critical illness notice under his pillow. Zhishu, he doesn't have much time, and there's nothing I can do for him. Well, the only thing I can do is to pray that the author will update dozens of chapters a day. Is that too much? I hope you can spend his last days with him and don't let him His regretful death, please!

Good Chinese books in my eyes: For example, the earliest one about Lee Hyori Cha Ji's: Wrath, Light and Shadow And the king: I was so awesome when writing the interaction with Taeyeon in the early stage (I loved watching this kind of thing at the time) There are also those who write about the crown. Then I stopped watching and didn't even recognize her. They all looked similar. Then I accidentally saw Da Tou on the Internet. I thought she was pretty good and took a look again. I think as long as you don't abuse them over and over again, you can read Korean entertainment novels that are not too literary. At that time, I was a relatively staunch Taeyeon fan (Crown Group Party). Later, after reading The Rape, I felt that the harem could get rid of my regrets, and then it became meaningless. I hope the author will write better and better, five stars.

A very detailed and attractive book. As an old kpop person, I want to say that this book really restores and expresses kpop to a great extent. Awesome! Come on! ! …! ! ! Please update more, as long as you keep updating and don't mess up, you will be the pinnacle of this type of kpop article hahahahaha [laughing] [admiration] [stop] [learned]

Four stars, let's look at the follow-up development. Come on, author. Other expectations are; a single heroine is great [like], but there must be no harem. In addition to the heroine, it is okay to have a beauty and a good relationship. Other female artists, confidants, and good relationships are also acceptable for the male protagonist (after all, who doesn't like good boys), but don't use this as an excuse to engage in ambiguity. NO, you can't cross the line, especially if the heroine has already been confirmed in the early stages (emotional scenes involving no one except the heroine are best) I wrote these words because I really wanted to read this book (don't be hurt by my words, I don't mean tea, don't scold the children, they are afraid). This is just a suggestion. Finally, cheers for the author! ! ! [Code hold]

Korean entertainment is really rare

Come on, this is the first time I saw a book about kpop on Tomato. I hope my favorite group will not be disbanded [Sending my heart][Like][Like][Like]

Come on! Korean entertainment is really too niche

Not bad. This kind of purely idealistic world is unexpectedly unique. The novels about Korean entertainment that I have read before all have some dark side of reality! Like the bosses in the book "Korean Entertainment Bulldozer" all sell and buy people to maximize profits, unlike this novel, which is purely idealistic!