Peninsula: Restore the Family's Glory!

It reminds me of a previous Korean drama "The Young Son of the Chaebol Family", but the protagonist of the novel seems to be more amazing than the young son in it! It almost fully exploits the advantages of rebirth. It is a very beautiful novel, with some Korean drama colors, and the taste of fried chicken and draft beer, which makes people want to stop!

As a senior reader, this book is great, emotionally delicate and resonant. I have read some of the best Korean entertainment movies over the years, but the description below is a bit superficial. A top chaebol who stood up despite extreme oppression and prospered. His character is inherently indomitable and arbitrary. The only things I don't understand are the following: 1. Marriage - since it is a chaebol marriage without feelings. In essence, compared to traditional Korean society, the eldest wife is supposed to be broad-minded and make the children of the chaebol family strong. As a result, the illegitimate children were killed and they were indifferent. This is really flawed and does not fit the character of the protagonist. If you, the author, are trying to cater to some female readers, then I can understand. 2. There is a proverb: You can criticize the morality of the chaebol, but you cannot question the taste of the chaebol! Lovers are consumer goods in the chaebol world, and illegitimate children simply have no inheritance rights. In South Korea, this is a routine operation. There are many facts to support it. This is the meaning of family. So be bold and this book will be full. You see, many Korean film and television works are very bold. Only boldness can produce high-quality products, so I hope the author can polish it up and write a different kind of Korean entertainment! Wish the author good luck...

It's not a mindless business war, it has a certain sense of reality, like watching South Korea's financial history in the past thirty years. The only thing that lacks a sense of agency is that there are too few female supporting characters. They are all chaebols, so how can there be less girl group girls. 🤭😏 The protagonist's age, coupled with his money-making ability, can play from the second generation to the sixth generation and still stand firm [laughter]

I probably understand why the rating of this book is so low, because it is not a cool novel [laughs awkwardly] and the protagonist does not have a golden finger (although his brain is not like that of a normal person). The plot abandons a lot of coolness for the sake of rationality. It is more literary and youthful. This is a novel that old bookworms will like. If the author can add some tricks to enhance the feeling of crushing, the quality of the work will be reduced, but the ratings, audience and even income will definitely increase significantly. Of course, if you write what you want to write for Aiden, it doesn't matter. Overall, it's worth watching for non-Shuangwen audiences.

I never expected to see such a detailed book on Tomato. After chasing the whole book, I subconsciously looked for the next book, but I was still immersed in the shadow of the chaebol's swords and guns. Very stunning. Describe details with a cinematic feel

I've read Chapter 113. To be honest, I really like this book. The writing is good, the plot is good, and the characterization is good, but I decided to watch it. It was too harsh. Are you going to write all the good things about the protagonist to death? Damn, grandpa. Third uncle, Suyuan, will Gu Bojing die later? Xin Yumei? Xin Caiwei? In the end, the protagonist ascends the throne alone?

After reading this, you will find that you have eaten shit

The author is a storyteller, and the combination is very good. If this continues, it can be used as a script.

The most disappointing thing is Dr. Han. An orphan has endured many hardships to become a reliable doctor. She lights up the protagonist, and the protagonist lights up her. They are each other's light. She is an orphan. Unfortunately, in the end, she didn't even leave a child of her own.

It's a very good book. The author has some knowledge about Korean dramas, but the author is really crazy about it, especially about the death of characters. I was really touched when I read it 😢