The Mastermind Behind the Scenes in Korea

It's very good at the moment. Don't imitate other authors, chaebols and losers, and don't lick the dragon too much. Even if you lick it, your own interests come first. Collapse…

Married an actor, who was also great, and even got divorced

To write a cool novel, you have to go through the whole literary youth routine. The protagonist gets married for the first time, gives birth to a child, then gets divorced not long after, and then gets married for the second time, and his wife dies and gives birth to another child.

Am I here to see you doing business? Or is it a business deal?

To be honest, I really don't understand. There is internal fighting. The protagonist doesn't know how to kill them all. He has no one in his main line, and he is still waiting for the side lines to be wiped out. Several assassinations make your heart cold and feel a bit like a holy mother.

The adopted little girl didn't understand why he was so nice to her. Is it his own biological child? He would do that to Jun Ji-hyun, let alone not his biological child.

It doesn't feel like the title of the book at all

I really can't tell who is who! There are so many foreign names that you can't tell who is who after being around for a long time. As I listened, I thought Jin who got married was the protagonist, but when I realized something was wrong, I went back to Chapter 3 to find out who the protagonist was, and now I have forgotten it.

Marriage is a mess, it would be better to have no cp

Why does it seem more and more like the plot of a Korean drama the more you write it?