
Korean Entertainment: K-Pop Star
韩娱之kpopstar
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
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A Hub for Korean Entertainment Novels
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One vote for dropping it, take it as a warning. Enter at your own risk…
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As long as I like them, that's all that matters
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I'm not exaggerating, Yui Aragaki completely outshines 99% of Korean actresses.
These breakup reasons are so predictable, always the same old thing: seeing his girlfriend being intimate with other men. Seriously, dude, can't you come up with something new? You're just imagining things and acting like a little kid, refusing to listen to explanations and breaking up with her. I could tolerate this with my first love, but why this kind of plot?
Sigh, it's finally over. Reincarnation has also left the Korean entertainment industry. With the gradual disappearance of the second and third generation of stars and the release of the "XH Order," online novels have cooled down. Many good writers have left the Korean entertainment industry. It seems that my youthful memories have also passed.
I don't understand. You're going to be a long-term producer for T-ara? And you're making a bet with CCM? You only get 20% if you win, and you lose money if you lose? You can't even run your own company properly, and you're telling me you're going to set up a betting scheme like this? If you're going to do this, why did you even start a company in the first place?
Bored building Purely support the first floor of the cycle (20 characters). I'll create a permanent floor depending on my mood 🤫.
A small detail the author overlooked
It's a pretty good Korean entertainment novel, relatively speaking. One small detail to mention: the protagonist is a true global star with immense popularity in Asia. So why didn't his movies gross more at the box office than his real-life counterpart? Why didn't his TV dramas achieve higher viewership ratings? Where did his global star status go?
Could you write a book with T-ara as the female lead next? A harem is fine too. Most of the female leads in K-pop these days are Taehyung; I'm getting tired of it. But there really aren't many books about K-pop anymore. I've finished reading all the ones you've written. I personally thought the harem in your last one was very well written. I love T-ara! 👑 The author might consider it. 🤝
Seeing the main character torn between Taeyeon and Yui... From a reader's perspective, there's really no need to agonize over it. If one of the two has to end, it should definitely be Taeyeon. It's not that I don't like Taeyeon, but out of 100 Korean entertainment books, 99 feature Taeyeon, and she's the lead actress in 50 of them.
Honestly, there are just too many female leads like Kim Tae-yeon, it's boring. I still prefer Park So-yeon! Park In-jung is the female lead, her looks are second to none, and her singing is impeccable. I really feel sorry for Park So-yeon. Half a year before Girls' Generation was about to debut, she had to leave because of family issues.
The author dared to step into the minefield of Dae Jang Geum. They must have a lot of nerve. P. S.: This is a South Korean drama that was banned in China while it was airing domestically. It seemed to be very popular back then, but suddenly there was no news about it. Later I found out it was banned.