(One female lead) (Comedy and everyday life) (Variety shows) (Singer) (Screenwriter)
The protagonist is a huge fan of Korean dramas. After transmigrating to Seoul in 2013 as an international student at Seoul National University, he uses his memories of the plot to write the script for My Love from the Star. He becomes known as a young genius screenwriter, then graduates and meets Park Bo-young, beginning a romantic love story.
Lee Kwang-soo: Then what does that make me?
Li Ziqi: A matchmaker, and also a stumbling block on the road to love.
(The story will stay as close to reality as possible, with the plot adjusted and added to suit the needs of the story while keeping Korean entertainment as realistic as possible.)
I must give it 5 stars! I haven't read it yet, but regardless of how good it is, there are so few authors writing about Korean entertainment, and most of them focus on idols. There are so many actors, yet nobody writes about them. This is a rare opportunity, so I have to support it. I hope the author will add another female lead, Kim Ji-won, in their next book!
I'll give it five stars first; this is the first time I've seen a post about Park Bo-young.
Support single female lead
I'll give it five stars first; this is the first time I've read a piece by Park Bo-young.
I haven't watched it yet, but I'm giving it five stars first because of Park Bo-young. Author, keep writing!
There aren't many K-pop dramas with a single female lead, hang in there!
I'll give it five stars first. I just finished watching Ghost and I'm currently watching The Strongest Woman.
It's a bit too cloying.
I haven't seen it, but Bo-young deserves five stars.
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