Kang Daesung (BigBang member) x Han Soyeon (lawyer)
Blurb:
The year Kang Daesung turned thirty-five, he said on a variety show that he wanted to get married.
Han Soyeon was twenty-nine and had been hounded by her family to get married for three years.
Their older sisters met at church and arranged for them to meet at the same café.
She gave him a twelve-page prenuptial agreement.
He asked if she could add one clause: “I’ll cook.”
A month later, he moved into her place. No doors, no partitions, no second bed.
He slept on the sofa. She slept in the bedroom.
After that, Kang Daesung left a note on the kitchen island every day.
Later, she opened that drawer.
In the agreement she had drafted, he had quietly added a line in the blank space:
“This agreement is valid indefinitely.”
Stereotyping has a serious impact
As a fan who has been familiar with BIGBANG for 11 years, I think it may be because I haven't learned much about Daesung's daily life and personal habits. There are some plots in the book that Daesang wouldn't normally be like. Let's read it to see what's new.
The writing is average, and sometimes the descriptions are like male stereotypes. In short, it is very disgusting and not good-looking.
Not bad, the perspective is quite fresh
I love it so much, I really like this book
Totally like it