Peninsula: I Play for Real!

Peninsula Book List, Mainly the Fourth and Five Dynasties

Why are most Korean entertainment novels about being an artist, director, etc. In Korean entertainment? This one is the same. It's not that this book is not well written. I also read this one. Although it only has a dozen chapters, I feel that there is nothing wrong with the writing. My question is why so many people like to write about male protagonists working as cows and horses, working for others to make money. Nowadays, people who write entertainment articles, no matter what Chinese entertainment, Korean entertainment, or American entertainment, are all the same. Most of the male protagonists are small entertainers. It is very old-fashioned. This was written ten years ago, and it is still written like this ten years later. Do readers of entertainment articles like to see the male protagonist become a star? No, I'm tired of reading Wai Wai anyway. Once I see that the protagonist is an artist, I immediately eliminate him. I really can't read this kind of book. The protagonist can't be capital, a chaebol? Do you have to be an artist to get in touch with female idols? I'm speechless, and it's Korean Entertainment. You can say China Entertainment, but I can barely accept it. At least in China Entertainment, being an artist in most cases doesn't require you to be a grandson. I really don't understand why I went to Korean Entertainment to be an artist. It's hard and tiring, and I don't make much money. The company will directly attack the artist, hitting or scolding, and the artist's status is really not high. What are you trying to do? Jicha has already written two sample essays for Korean entertainment authors. It's been almost ten years. Is there anyone who still doesn't know how to copy them? There are only a few Korean entertainment books that you can read now, a few of them by Bai Shi, two by Chicken Fork, and a few protagonists who are not entertainers. The others were passed as soon as they saw their names. If it weren't for the fact that there weren't many who could read them, I wouldn't have been able to read ten of them. Let's change the routine. Ps: I didn't pay attention and found that I complained a lot. I complained a lot. I couldn't help it. I really couldn't read the current Korean entertainment literature. They said that Korean entertainment had few readers, poor grades, and couldn't write good results. I was convinced, too. Korean entertainment also has high-quality literature. The books written by Jicha in the past few years are all high-quality. It's been 25 years now. Are you Korean entertainment writers still obsessed with it? Aren't the two Hancheng books written by Bai Shi and the current Gate of Time and Space both excellent works? If you don't learn from such an excellent example, why are you still writing about people who have no status in Korean entertainment? Isn't this a poisonous point if you don't start directly... Is this really just for love, brother? Ps again: This post is purely a post about complaining. It will most likely be deleted. It doesn't matter. Anyway, I suggested that it is the author's business to make money or not. I remember a very good saying from the editor of Qidian on Douyin. Practice more. Really, read more of those high-quality articles. If you don't want to make money, it doesn't matter to the author brothers who love to generate electricity. Final ps: As I write this, I feel that what I wrote before may have offended the author, but I don't want to delete it. If this post has an impact on the author, I apologize in advance. In addition, I repeat for the last time, I am not saying that this book is not well written, but I am complaining about the identity of the protagonist, and at the same time complaining about the situation of Korean entertainment literature as a whole.

The Q-tone playlist of this book has been created. Just search for "Peninsula: What I Play is Real" on Q-tone~ (This playlist will be updated simultaneously with the development of the plot)

The author's level is not that of a newcomer, the dialogue is very Korean, and the girl group characters are also full-bodied without becoming one-dimensional, which I like very much. I remember that the Korean entertainment novel I once read was "Fat Man's Korean Entertainment", but for me, the girl groups of the previous generation are indeed a bit far away... Then again, the author of this book is very stable from character creation to cool points and recycling, especially the description of fan feedback, which gives me a very real feeling. The urban plot is not divorced from reality, the real sense of substitution is very interesting, and the subtle emotions between the characters make me not tired of watching it. The male protagonist is not the kind of infatuated man who is affectionate and hesitant, nor is he the kind of cold-faced paralysis who suffers and hates deeply. In short, the male protagonist is very stable, a handsome and self-aware scumbag, a protagonist who never touches his body among thousands of flowers. The female characters are not just paper figures, they each have their own personalities and memories. Thankfully tmd is no longer a eunuch king. In the early stage, Han Suxi, who was born with a congenital mistress, was the subject of discussion. Her ex-girlfriend is still Zhao Meng. The protagonist is indeed well-fed, and the author's emotional handling is also very realistic. It will not be like a life-or-death situation, which makes people feel like a Qiong Yao drama. The most important thing is to have a main line. To be honest, the author does not look like a newcomer. He has already started his career within fifty chapters. This is true for many entertainment novels, and it is estimated that there is not even a movie project. The protagonist started out in hip-hop culture and rap. There is a high probability that he will go into film and television in the future and succeed in becoming an American? The king of Korean entertainment idols? Anyway, it looks very exciting to me. Having said all that, I really like this novel. I hope that the plot will not be deviated from logic in the future. After all, these kinds of colloquial dialogues are indeed very down-to-earth. Nowadays, most Korean entertainment has original Chinese dialogues. Ps. Remember to take Liu Zhimin in, the thin branches will bear fruit. In a word: "Axiba! Author, you are a bitch, can't you do 10 chapters a day?!"

Why does every Korean entertainment show now have a Zhou Ziyu? I didn't see how pretty it was. 😅

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Korean entertainment is too niche and has great stamina. It may only release a few high-quality books in a few years. This is annoying. Can you release a few books that top the monthly ticket sales list to promote this industry?

The author's writing of this book is good, it's really okay, and it's also awkward to write. This Shura Field is indeed the only one in the entire Internet. I thought it would collapse, but then it weirdly collapsed. The career is still okay, there is an abstraction that is broken and harmonious, and even the old bookworms praise it for being brilliant 😵😵😵

I feel like there is no place in China where I can get in touch with them. Although I read Korean entertainment novels, I mostly read them in isolation. The main Korean female stars look the same. I can only recognize three or four of them, including Lin Yoon-ah and Park Ji-yeon IU. The only one I think is beautiful is Lin. The others all have standard Korean idol faces.

It's also amazing. I've read a lot of Korean entertainment, but there are really not many protagonists who are written in such a bad way but are still acceptable, at least not like in 2020, where everyone screams