The Tenth Anniversary: A Final Greeting

To Han Cuo: I have something to say that makes me unhappy. In fact, I only like the Thai and Western characters in the book The King and the Fatty. In reality, I use two faces to shape my image. Korean stars never pursue them, and I have no feelings for Chinese stars. I always feel that the entertainment industry is too chaotic, has no moral integrity, and is only at the level of Fatty.

Korean entertainment novels are truly addictive; reading too many makes you obsessed with the characters, and then you project those feelings onto real people. It's gotten to the point where I can't tell whether I like the characters the author created or the real people.

Fatty, what kind of dirty deal do you have with Mao Ni? Including Lian Zhan, he's already allied with you on three books. I simply don't believe you two have anything going on. What do you think? 🤭🤭🤭

I'm no longer into K-pop, and I feel like Girls' Generation will slowly fade from my life. I don't know if it's just my imagination, but I feel like there will never be another girl group I can follow like this again! I'm saying goodbye to them here. My forever Girls' Generation!

Reading the whole book left me with so many regrets. The first half was so expansive that the gaps in the middle felt incredibly disappointing. I thought the nine members' dreams, shattered in 2014, would finally be realized in this book. It's like the Girls' Generation storyline ended almost as soon as it began.

It was really awkward to read. The protagonist is supposed to be a 35-year-old second-generation chaebol, who successfully returns to his home base, but he's portrayed like a 25-year-old. It felt very awkward. The more you write, the more mistakes you make. Focus on your romance; your perspective is limited to the common people.

Is this really a second-generation chaebol heir? He doesn't seem as impressive as the township head's son...

Keep it up, Fatty! I don't know what those people with so many demands are thinking. This book has only just begun!! So many people wanted the author to come back and write about K-pop. Now that the author is back, there's this and that! Fatty must have his own considerations about how to write it! As for us, we just need to keep reading and trust Fatty. Fatty's books have all improved!

Sigh, I kept telling him to finish writing while it was still going, but now that it's done, I feel no satisfaction, just an emptiness inside... While the story was left unfinished, I always felt there was still hope—maybe the storm would pass and things would get better, and he would come back. But after reading the epilogue, I realized that the past is the past, and what's past is past.

The story is good, but the author's portrayal of the protagonist is poor; he's like a lunatic. It's okay at the beginning, but it gets worse after a third. I can't say I like or dislike harem stories; it depends on how well you write them. If you write it well, you like it; otherwise, you dislike it.