Korean Entertainment: Intertwined Light and Shadow

There are a little more than 50 million people in South Korea, including 10 million in Seoul, more than 12 million in Gyeonggi Province, more than 9 million in the five metropolitan cities (excluding Busan), and more than 15 million in eight provinces (excluding Gyeonggi Province). How can the remaining one, Busan, have more than 13 million, which is more than Seoul? The entry for "Busan" in Baidu Encyclopedia is wrong. The entry for "Busan Metropolitan City" states that the population in 2004 was 3.7 Million.

I wrote this with my thoughts: I have read all of Wrath and ordered the full version, and I feel so lost after reading it. I feel like I've been crazy about Tara for a few days. I don't know much about Korean entertainment, I just came here after a friend recommended her to her. In the end, I went to B to watch various MVs and Tian Eunjing's updated videos. I stayed up until two or three in the morning, laughing in front of the screen like Erha. I bought many electronic versions of songs, charged them with Green Diamond, played Tara's music every day, and followed Tara's accounts on various websites. I even picked up an album, as if I was possessed. It was too late to get into the trap, and I would never see Byebye at the concert. I was vomiting in my heart, and I couldn't vent it out no matter what. I understand that novels are always novels, and fantasy is always beautiful. I understand that what I like in my heart is just a virtual image that I weave. No one knows how confused the reality is. But I still fell into this quagmire uncontrollably. I wanted to get out but fell into another kind of swamp. I always feel uninterested when reading other Korean entertainment novels. I know that I am not falling into Korean entertainment at all but a kind of emotion. I cannot describe it with my poor language. It is just a suffocating feeling that grabs my heart. I poured this flood of emotion into T-ara because there was a real thing for me to pin my heart on, but I also essentially fell in love with this strong group. T-ara has a lot of classic music, and it's very nice to listen to. The MVs are also very nice, especially the direct-to-video videos. I can't stand it anymore. Book Review: The most subtle thing about the two books is the connection between music and storyline. I watched the light and shadow first and then the raging. It was easier to watch the light and shadow because everyone tolerated Tang Jiuye. I felt quite happy after watching it. I was still unfinished and just happened to watch Rampage in one go. As a result, Rampage was uncomfortable. Rampage focuses more on the emotional line and the descriptions of business wars and the like are very shallow, but the background is obviously much better than Qingliangli. The eldest sister Yunlin is really awesome, and she has many interesting jokes. An Zi is just a bulldozer, Gua Ye. The descriptions of the girls before I was introduced were quite good, but after I was promoted, I no longer knew who they were. For example, Li Zhien, the green first love feeling disappeared after being pushed; for example, Pei Rabbit, there is no too many games of playing house; for example, Mrs. Juli, I only got to know it after reading the book, and it felt that it should be more gentle and generous, but both books are a bit playful, but this is also because it is a novel. The description in the book of scratching the heart through the wall is quite good, and playing house is also quite interesting. Ji Yeon was quite interesting in the early stage, but in the later stage she was lost in the crowd. It's just a little outrageous to be so small, and the makeup I used at that time seems pretty unremarkable now. In short, it's always good when you can't get it. There are too many women, so all the good ones in the early stage are lost. The biggest feeling after reading it is that the final chapter didn't finish "It's a pity for others". That's it for now, I don't know what else to say

I really read this book 3 times before I came back to my senses. Many of the dialogues are really classic. It can be compared with "The Devil's Rules". In fact, I have never watched Korean entertainment before, and I don't know some of the heroines in it. I went through Baidu all the way. I want to say that these heroines found by Jida are really suitable. Song Ji Hyo actually fell in love with friends. After all, older women are still somewhat realistic. Considering that Zheng Endi is Tang Jiu's real light, and Tang Jiu is Tara's light, Su Yuan is his wife and mother on one side, Tang Jiu definitely lacks maternal love, Ju Li and Tang Jiu are truly attracted to each other, soul mates, Xiaoxian and Tang Jiu are in love with each other, Yoona and Tang Jiu are happy enemies, every scene is heart-wrenching, although it is very satisfying to take it all, but I think Tara takes it all In fact, it was a failure. It was okay to accept Park Ji-yeon, but Eun-jung, Bo-ram, and Hyo-min felt that they were forced to accept them. SNSD should not have accepted General Kwon, but should have accepted Sika. Then SNSD and Tara started scheming. This would be more interesting. In fact, the fight between women is really very beautiful. For details, please refer to American Fortune Life This book is really a masterpiece, a real miracle. Actually, Korean entertainment novels are really difficult to write. Compared with The King of Crucian Carp, the level of this book is really stuck on the wall. I can't stand the main character's IQ going up and down, his background ability going up and down, and his source of wealth being inexplicable. It's so inexplicable that the King, like the King, gets rich suddenly by starting a green tea business, a pork factory, etc., And he really doesn't understand the situation in Korea at all.

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This book by Ji Da made me fall into Korean entertainment. I love and hate it at the same time. What I love is that this book is so good, but what I hate is that I have been obsessed with Korean entertainment since then, and have fallen in love with Tara. I have been looking for Korean entertainment books to read over and over again. What I hate even more is that I can never find another copy of Light and Shadow.

*The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or unclear words I read it in three days and only slept for two hours on two days. I don't know how I managed it during working hours. I even mentioned leaving early one day to take leave in order to get more sleep, but when I got home I continued reading like an obsession. I can only describe it as 'Ji Da's book' , you can't read too much, because once you read too much, you won't be able to keep up with nutrition...' Then I immediately spent two days reading Interlaced Light and Shadow, and spent five days in a state of confusion. I just wanted to know what would happen next. After reading novels for more than ten years, I thought I had enough experience to get rid of this obsessive reading mode without affecting my normal life, but I still couldn't hold it in. Thank you Ji Da for bringing me this fascinating story. I don't pay much attention to K-pop at all. I only know the names of a few popular groups and singers at that time. Who are in the specific groups? Whose personality is it? Basically, I don't understand these at all, so I will search for some character situations while reading. My own feeling is that Korean entertainment novels should be regarded as replicating real-life character settings, events at that time, and adding some reasoning to embellish the characters. Try not to take it too seriously, which will make people feel more relaxed. After all, reading novels is just to have a happy time and change some regrets. It is too heavy to consider the ending of reality too much. We all know that this is a beautiful story that exists in our imagination. Let's talk about Wrath first. In fact, Wrath seems to be relatively easy, but the plot happens very closely. When I was lying in bed, I often wanted to stop after a short period of time, but when I came back to my senses, it was already four or five o'clock. For An Shao, I am not too worried about what bad things will happen next. Between him and his thirty-six golden hairpins, An Shao is invincible. Of course, this is a bit naive, but it is really comfortable to relax. The structure is a series of short plots that slowly lay out the personal plot of each character. I quite like this mode. I don't have to worry too much, just wait and watch Mr. An's performance. At the same time, I really like An Shao's introspection, although he often makes mistakes immediately after introspection. Another thing I like is the inner monologue of the female character. Those touching moments are really beautiful. It is very enjoyable to follow An Shao as he slowly changes from a scumbag to growing up, feeling tired, and learning responsibility. A poor person like me in my thirties can probably only rely on this kind of beauty to escape the heavy reality of the world. Of course, if you want to find something you don't like, you can still find a lot of problems. In fact, Mr. An's personality is really annoying. He is indeed a stubborn kid who deserves to go to hell. The first time I watched the Korean entertainment, I couldn't get past the ten chapters. Mr. An is too rogue and rogue, and he is very different from the characters I usually watch. I am very lucky that I finally picked it up and watched it again, otherwise I would have missed this wonderful time. The plot is often pushed forward through forced personality and abrupt transitions without foreshadowing, which make many plot segments less interesting. In addition, dividing a love into thirty-six parts has indeed resulted in the thinning of many characters. From a structural point of view, the characters are actually divided into groups. For example, the most important character in Girls' Generation is Taeyeon, and the others in Taeyeon's line are all supporting actresses. So some supporting actresses can only be assigned to a strategy plot, and after this period, there is no plot. This actually made me a little sad when watching it. Let's talk about light and shadow again. Light and Shadow is the next part of Rampage. This film reduces the scale of thirty-six gold hairpins to fifteen gold hairpins, which indeed makes the characters more three-dimensional and fuller than Rampage. Mr. Tang slowly climbs from a small underworld to a world-famous one; he never understands what emotion is and slowly understands the true meaning of giving. Becoming Mr. Tang who is worthy of entrustment is no longer just about changing the regrets that happened in reality, but also integrating many events at that time. From these, we can see Ji Da's intentions. Specifically, the touching parts have become more touching, and there is a lot more foreshadowing, making the explosive moment more intense. Then I will find some things I don't like. First of all, I think it is Eunji. I have been waiting for Eunji to come back every chapter since the hundredth chapter. I know that Ji Da will not let me down, but it is too long to wait until near the end to really come back. I also know that every few chapters will insert a short plot of abusing Eunji, but this is really heartbreaking. It is really too confusing to watch Eunji for more than ten hours in a row without waiting for Eunji to come back. In addition, I don't really like many of the inserted plots of Zhengzhi. I still prefer to watch more events involving female characters, inner descriptions of mood changes and other plots. In the end, I selfishly want more dramas about Song Ji Hyo. In fact, she may not be so willing. It makes people feel distressed to see it. It's really hard to persist in harem novels nowadays. First of all, it's so difficult to make fun of the big environment, and the various plots are all reduced to Spring and Autumn writing skills. Then, the plots are generally relatively ordinary, but I think this is understandable. It is necessary to outstandingly build up the characteristics of the female characters, and at the same time think about exquisite and reasonable plots. This really raises the requirements for the author. I think the primary reason why Ji Da's harem novels are so addictive is that each heroine is a living person, not a specimen that stagnates after being collected, but a living person who will continue to have new reactions due to various situations. Secondly, the protagonist does not think that all this is natural. The protagonist is guilty enough and is willing to bring the perspective of the heroine, thinking about how wronged such a relationship is, and trying to give more in the way he can. I like such pure love harem novels, and this is what has always fascinated me about Ji Da's novels.

Jicha is awesome, I'm here to see you again. Today's Korean entertainment is more real than before. I don't want to be involved in the entertainment industry anymore. I make money first and become a chaebol before starting a harem. The logic is smooth. In the past, many Korean entertainments were about becoming celebrities. Are you polite to society?

During the review week, while others were reviewing, I turned on Light and Shadow 😥, but I didn't have the time to review and finished reading Light and Shadow in one week. 🐔Korean entertainment is really magical. I have only read two big books on Korean entertainment. As a person who is not a fan of celebrities and never pays attention to the Korean idol circle, I had a great time reading them on Baidu. After reading the 🐔 big book, I have a huge fondness for groups like Tara, hahaha. Although I don't pay much attention to them in reality, my impressions basically come from the book. I have to say that light and shadow have a raging shadow in the story and character portrayal, which is consistent but has breakthroughs. Regardless of the superficial light and shadow of Korean entertainment, this is also a high-quality urban/gangster/business war story. It's a pity that I didn't see the details of Tang Jiu and Tara's wedding in the end. I'm really looking forward to the extras and daily routines!