[If you don't like the school days, you can start from Volume 2: Back in Korea]
[Way too much Kwon Jiyong content, ^ ^ Thanks for the support~]
During an interview on a variety show, the host asked each member about the most unforgettable romance of their life.
Kwon Jiyong gave an answer that had every romance trope imaginable.
Love at first sight, a transfer student, classmates, an unattainable first love, and she died on the very day he confessed.
The very next day, despite his heartbreak, he kissed a woman with an outrageous amount of romantic experience.
Photos of him and the woman were posted online. Her familiar face, along with the photos that were about to be released, told him that she was the first love he thought had died.
Then, on the third day after the interview, Kwon Jiyong found out that his first love was actually alive. "..."
1L: The author of Bluebird is Dragon's unattainable first love? Ahhh, this world really has gone crazy. Turns out it doesn't revolve around me after all!!!
2L: They must have spent a lot of money to get all those trending topics. After leeching off all that traffic, her new work still gets no attention. She might as well change her name to Fish-Farming Master Su Eun.
3L: Does anyone know the CP fans are celebrating like crazy right now...?
4L: The real source: [Screenshot]
5L: Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
6L: I can already imagine the fan chaos once they make it official. Honestly, I think Kim Seok Eun has potential. Her character isn't great, but her work really is good. My friend and I both got one of the merch items last time.
7L: Here we go again. Do vampires have to drain all the blood before they can walk on their own? CP fans, stop rehashing this here. You're being way too obvious. Fake is fake. @Moderator
8L: Ahhhhh, it's real! Look at the trending topics!
The variety show they appeared on was a huge hit. Every week, their unexpected chemistry sent them trending, keeping their eager CP fans well fed. Even after this hugely popular CP reached its finale, the fans' adoration didn't stop.
This is probably a story where they fall in love at first, mystery takes over in the middle, and everyone gets a happy ending at the end, with the two leads repeatedly pushing and pulling each other.
1. Two avoidant people whose romantic feelings only last three minutes
2. A sweet everyday romance with character growth, career ambitions, and mutual support
Theme: Exploring the relationship between love and responsibility as time passes
Going on a show and telling everyone, "My girlfriend is not dead, she has lost her memory" shocked the Korean entertainment industry
If you can write it, just take a screenshot of the article after you finish it, and then put it on Weibo in the form of a mirror image of the picture. JJ will write the plot of the Qingshui castration version. For other things that are not clear, just put them on WB
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Although Brother Long is really beautiful in his later period and now, his pouty face in his teenage years was just cute.
The plot on page 10 is completely disconnected from the rest. The viewer is confused. One moment she witnessed someone jumping off a building to commit suicide and she had a headache as if she was remembering something. The next moment she was attending a pool party and was sent home by Lee Soo Hyuk to get jealous with her boyfriend. I coaxed you to read literature.
When will Routh let the public know that he is the same person?
Sad, Brother Long is so miserable, I really want to laugh 🐶
No, he is already very handsome now. The way he bows his head in love is the sexy part of a man!
May I ask who killed the heroine? I feel that Shin Jin Hye is very suspicious, at least she is killing someone with a borrowed knife. Otherwise, why would she call the heroine, an unrelated person, and let her go alone? If the hero was not around, the heroine would have died silently in an accident. Or maybe she directed and acted everything by herself. The main heroine was killed so simply, but she, the kidnapped one, was actually safe and sound. And she had evidence in her hand to know who the murderer was, but she didn't identify the murderer after the police intervened. So what was she going to do with the evidence? Unless these so-called evidences don't exist at all. In addition, how did she convince the heroine to go to the location alone under the watchful eye of the kidnapper? If she said that she would tell the heroine the evidence, then this statement would make the kidnapper suspicious and think that the evidence was still on her. If the heroine was asked to go with the evidence by herself, the heroine would be suspicious. After all, the heroine has no evidence, and she might even find a problem and call the police. Unless there is no kidnapper, how do you convince the kidnapper and the heroine at the same time? The mastermind behind this case was so big that no one could be found. Why was she kidnapped? Why did she call an unrelated heroine under the watch of the kidnapper and make the kidnapper believe that the target was transferred? How were these doubts cleared? The most important witness, the male protagonist, witnessed everything from the phone call onwards, and knew the inside story, which ruined the plan to disguise the female protagonist's death as an accident. In this case, how did Shin Hye-jin get rid of the suspicion? Not to mention pretending to be the victim, there are many self-directed and acted kidnapping cases, and she was not seriously injured.
I'm a little worried about the rest of the story. It's suspenseful, career, and love, as well as all kinds of pretentiousness and entanglement (which can be better called literature and art). I feel like it's easy to get stuck in the rest of the story.