Korean Showbiz: The Voice in My Heart

Hey, many people are recommending it, and the heroine is Son Ye-jin. I really want to watch it, but the hero is ugly and short, so I just asked him to leave. I can't stand it. I can't take it in at all.

There are no women in the first half of the book, but they are all in the second half.

This book is really funny. It's not a lie at all. If it's not funny, hit me. The emotional scenes in the early stage were okay, but there was basically no description of the emotions in the later stages. After breaking up with So Yeon, there were no emotional scenes at all, and all they were written were anecdotes. From the 600th chapter onwards, it became dull and turned into a cool novel, and the subsequent ideas were also muddled. Overall, it's okay. Compared with the King of Korean Entertainment, it falls into two extremes. One is emotional and delicate, and the other is super funny. It's worth watching for its comedy. I'll give it a 7 out of 10. After all, there aren't many Korean entertainment books.

That is to say, the subject matter is dominant. The writing is really rubbish. The emotional line is based on hard push. Logic is not considered at all. The character is too sb. It's like losing intelligence.

Crown is indeed a great group, but it's a bit exaggerated to beat SNSD. After 10 years of SNSD, they are already in the sky.

I, Kim Taeyeon, got the position of captain of Girls' Generation! What do you rely on! ! Not an unparalleled singing voice! Not a beautiful look! It's not even my talent! But it was made with my fists and my feet!

The protagonist received Yoo In Na's description, and she felt like she had eaten shit.

Your prediction came true, we really got divorced😰

This book is indeed good, but there are too many descriptions of variety shows.

Let me ask, the protagonist does not do business and only uses his talent to make money. The book says that all the protagonist's income must be split with the company, including performances, screenwriting, song sales, music sources, advertising, copyrights, etc. However, the protagonist originally invested 200 million and only held 10% of the company's shares. His artist share should not be much. According to South Korea's high standards, that is 4 for the protagonist and 6 for the company. The protagonist has given the most to the company, and it feels like the protagonist regards himself as the boss of the company. In fact, he is just a part-time worker.