Seoul*****

Five stars for encouragement, but I feel that the social fear is a bit exaggerated. As a socially fearful person like me, who is afraid of entering the wrong store and being seen by strangers, and taking a 2-hour detour to buy a pencil, I think the protagonist is a bit too much, let alone ordinary readers. I have experienced similar feelings to the protagonist, but not so often. Or at least change the way of describing it. Don't just describe social fear in terms of shyness and literal emphasis. Understand that the author may want to create a contrasting effect with the work, but these can be used as seasonings but not necessary as the staple food (it's just my humble opinion. The author still tries to do it at his own pace) Come on, I finally found someone to write about Yoo Jimin again.

Must be five stars! The characters are restored to a high degree, the plot is not OOC, and the details are handled very well. It can be seen that the author is very careful. The sweetness and rhythm are just right, not embarrassing or watery. The more I watch it, the more I like it. I am looking forward to the next story!

Will our An Dingding be the heroine [Thinking]

Korean entertainment novels are rare, but perhaps the protagonist's character is a bit too introverted, and may not be very immersive for most people.

Chapter 120: The male protagonist has not grown up at all

Not bad👌, I hope I can continue writing

So pretty! ! !

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Come on, it looks great