As the name suggests, the story is more of a stream of consciousness. The male protagonist's experience is completely beautiful and tragic. The lead dancer of SM, who is about to debut, became disabled after a car accident a few years ago and the rapper became popular. The climax of the whole story is in the SMTM part, and the rest is quite a stream of consciousness. The relationship line is a bit strange, there is no psychological description. I suddenly fell in love with you, and I still love you deeply after not being in contact for a long time. It's weird.
The heroine's hip-hop (?) Teacher dressed as a YG trainee and debuted as a member of 2NE1. Then she became an actress and established her own personal brand, most of which are career lines.
The love affair with the dragon runs through the whole story. Emm, I don't think it is as awesome as everyone recommended, because I think the character of the dragon is not very realistic (not that the dragon is not good, but in this book, the dragon is completely among the top ten men except for the first breakup, which was criticized by the sister for being a bit childish). Moreover, I feel that the process of the heroine unexpectedly becoming very important to the dragon is not described enough, which makes me wonder what happened. Although it would be nice if this was true in reality, Long wouldn't have to go through so many difficulties.
Also, the heroine's character was a bit twisted, and she was always very unsure of herself and insecure, which was also the reason for the breakup in the middle.
The writing style is quite natural. In the first two or three worlds, there will be dialogue between the heroine and the system and the heroine's strategy ideas. The latter is more like a unit novel with short stories, but the characters are similar.
The heroine worked as an employee at a convenience store in front of yg. She helped cl become friends and then became friends with 2ne1 and gd. She encouraged many trainees.
This is my favorite writing style. The first world is XO, where I don't get along much with the members on a daily basis. The main thing is that the male protagonist practices fighting in order to complete tasks. The second world is bb. The younger brother controls the dragon and is super slimy. This world is also relatively long. The male protagonist doesn't want to leave but has no choice. The world behind can be regarded as fictitious because we don't know it. The dragon in the fourth world restores the memory of the second world. Hhh Although it has no cp and does not watch Danmei, it is really a bit weird to be chased by the dragon. The review of The Last World said it sucked, so I didn't watch it.
Generally, they are attracted to famous men's bands. The original owner of each world is the protagonist of the next world. The writing is a bit confusing, and it feels a bit boring if you are not familiar with Korean entertainment. The actor in the third world seems to have a love line
I haven't finished it yet, it's too cliche, I basically fell in love with the heroine as soon as I saw it. The heroine always pretends to be in love and never really falls in love with anyone. This type is still an addict yyds
Emm The heroine officially talked about it 5 times, twice with dragon, but I felt that every part was not very comfortable. The man always feels stressed or broke up for some reason, which makes him feel unreliable. I don't like the heroine's character either.
The story begins with someone who has been in a relationship for five years. The heroine is more like the one the author set up for the dragon. Her personality is less independent, but she is not abusive.
For particularly old literature, Korean entertainment accounts for a small proportion, and three-quarters are in American entertainment. Rich career lines, original male protagonist
GD is a fan, the two of them were entangled for a long time before they got together (GD has a secret crush haha). The heroine is not an insider, but she opens a plastic surgery hospital in South Korea
The main heroine is cool and well-written, with a lot of scripts and no emotional line. The first half is quite funny. The heroine started making movies when she was 15 years old. In order to reduce her reputation and not die, she has a naughty character. Finding out the real conscious murderer later is a bit brain-breaking.