The Secret Forest

After sorting through the timeline of Yoona in the first season, it is still very clear Episode 1: Chapter 4, February 8, 2015, on the set of the God of War with Sun Xiaojie Chapter 18, February 14, 2015, returning to China via Pudong Airport Chapter 19, February 18, 2015, Spring Festival at home with my father Episode 2: Chapter 2, February 20, 2015, photoshoot for the April issue of "CeCi" magazine Chapter 12, February 24, 2015, Dongguk University graduation ceremony. Chapter 18, March 3, 2015, participating in the Taxpayer Day Awards, sleeping together for the first time at night Episode 3: Chapter 2, March 4, 2015, going to Tokyo, Japan Chapter 9, March 7, 2015, returning to Seoul from Tokyo Chapter 18, March 8, 2015, went to China to film Chapter 20, March 9, 2015, returned to South Korea to reshoot CeCi Episode 4: Chapter 5, April 2, 2015, returned to China to Seoul Chapter 14, April 6, 2015, SM rehearsed "Catch" Me If You Can" Chapter 18, April 10, 2015, back to Seoul from China, Chapter 19, on the night of April 10, 2015, the first meeting with Lin Shenshi was drunk Episode 5: Chapter 7, April 12, 2015, return to Seoul after the Philippines concert Chapter 12, night of April 13, 2015, Yoona's private kitchen Serving Shen Shi's boiled pork slices Chapter 16, April 15, 2015, going to China for filming Chapter 18, April 18, 2015, Hengdian studio Episode 6: Chapter 5, May 2 and 3, 2015, recognizing Lin Shenshi during the innisfree commercial shooting Chapter 11, 2 On the evening of May 3, 2015, the private chef reunited Chapter 18, May 27, 2015, Yoona's birthday party Episode 7: Chapter 14, May 29, 2015, Jo Shikyung's birthday party Episode 8: Chapter 6, May 30, 2015, participating in the Jeongdong Night Walk > Chapter 12, May 31, 2015, private chef 3 sessions Episode 9: Chapter 8, June 10, 2015, airport to Thailand Chapter 20, June 11-14, 2015, shooting MV in Koh Samui, Thailand Episode 10: Chapter 13, June 2015 14th, back to Seoul Chapter 20, June 15, 2015, shooting KaKao commercial Episode 11: Chapter 1, June 16, 2015, at home with my father Chapter 6, June 16, 2015, shopping with my sister Chapter 15, June 19, 2015, SM Company discusses movies, later Dating Confession Episode 12: Chapter 8, June 21, 2015, going shopping with my sister to talk about her boyfriend Chapter 18, June 29, 2015, private kitchen meeting, the two had their first kiss Episode 13: Chapter 2, June 30, 2015, SM Company Chapter 9, July 1, 2015, participating in H Art company dinner Chapter 13, July 7, 2015, SNSD returns to the stage Episode 14: Chapter 8, July 8, 2015, waiting room July 9-11, 2015, participating in multiple activities Episode 15: Chapter 1, the evening of July 11, 2015, the first time Going to Lin Shenshi's home Chapter 7, July 14, 2015, playing songs Chapter 14, July 15, 2015, visiting Lin Shenshi's home with the program team, and then meeting Lin Yinxi for the first time Chapter 20, July 16, 2015, Hanxin Airlines press conference Episode 16: Chapter 16, July 17, 2015, meeting in the secret forest

Well, I have been following this book for a long time, and as of now, I think there is really no need to add a female protagonist. From the author's previous descriptions, I think Lin Shenshi should be a person who is decisive, decisive, and has a strict purpose in doing things, but this kind of character is not the kind of character that can be entangled with many people at the same time. For example, a fat man, a fat man is someone who has some soft hang-ups when it comes to relationships, so he can come together in various ways. The latest chapters mentioned a director Zhao. From Liang's reaction, it seemed that he was a person who might be interested in Lin. However, from the fact that Lin had to avoid him despite committing workplace taboos, it can be seen that Lin Shenshi actually dealt with such matters very directly. Of course, it does not rule out that the author starts from the aspect of Lin Shen's first love. To sum up, I think there is really no need to add a female protagonist. I don't know if the analysis is wrong, so I'll just make do with it.

I feel that this book "Rou Mao" has pioneered a way of writing Korean entertainment. First of all, I have to understand that Korean entertainment is essentially a romance novel. Although it is a romance fixed in various frameworks, it does not prevent people who read it from having a fantasy about idols or female protagonists. Most Korean entertainment is written from the perspective of the male protagonist directly to the hearts of more or more fans of the female protagonist. Yes, this will make the emotional description not profound, especially when there are many heroines, the heroines are like vases, without the soul they should have. The writing style of this book is from never knowing each other, to slowly getting to know each other and falling in love. This kind of thing can be watched even if you don't watch Korean entertainment, even if you are not born Yoona, the essence is romance, so love starts at the end, and a spark starts a prairie fire, which can touch people's hearts more.

Is it Shanzhu Dajun? I've been raising him for a long time. Please let me know

My big head is gone

I'm so angry. Although Yoona is really good as a single girl, it's too miserable for Xiaobai to be repeatedly used to test their relationship! ! !

I am bored and waiting for the update. I am praising my soft fur. Why is this book so well written? I have a lot of Korean entertainment on my bookshelf, including Fat Man, King of Heaven, Light and Shadow, Wang Han, Restart, and Helmsman. These are the books that I can finish reading. This is the only one that I can read several times. One of the good things about this book is that it describes the details in a script-like way. It is very vivid and the scene seems to be right in front of you. However, some books just record a running account without details, which makes people have no desire to read. The second good thing is that the language and personality of the characters are described with appropriate praise. Zhang, but it is close to the image in his mind. Take Yoona, who I am most familiar with, as an example. In many Korean entertainment books, Yoona's image is completely based on the character design given by the company when she debuted. Will she be like this in life, and also in love? It's impossible to think about it with your feet; the third good thing is that it can be sweet or salty, and the author's writing skills ensure that the dog food is full but not greasy, and there is a slight touch; the fourth good thing is that the male protagonist is not naive and has no habit of kneeling and licking women when he sees them. There is only one sentence in the end of a thousand words, please update!

A book with obvious advantages and disadvantages. The emotional scenes are delicate, but they are all spoiled. Personally, I think this book is much better than the industrial saccharine of My Artist Neighbor. The shortcomings are also obvious. The setting of the three gods' grandma is really unlikable in the later stage. The single female protagonist means that Baicai has no chance from the beginning. The God's constant troubles only reflect the three gods' inability to play and Baicai's pity. The career line is also in a mess. The male protagonist didn't see any growth from beginning to end. I thought there would be infighting among the wealthy family, but in the end, it ended in an anticlimax and ended up with nothing.

I came across the book by chance. I'm not a fan of celebrities, and I don't know any Korean actresses. The writing is really good, and the description method is quite different, so I kept reading. But since there is only one female protagonist, I think the bad point is that Bae Zhuhyun's character portrayal is too good. For me, a stranger who is not a fan of anyone, Bae Zhuhyun's description is more impressive than the heroine. Even a person who doesn't know Korean entertainment went to Baidu to search for this person. Bae Joo-hyun is destined to give up in the end, so I wish you my best wishes. Then I really want to scold the author for portraying the heroine so well and making people feel distressed ps This is purely my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize her. The author's writing skills are indeed great, but it also makes me want to scold the author for portraying her so well.

The interaction with Yoona is really sweet, but the career is really boring. The whole movie is a father-son battle to suppress the male protagonist, and the male protagonist uses various relationships to deal with it. I didn't see the various ways to reflect the male protagonist's business elite and IQ. The interaction with Baicai is really scumbag.