Becoming Your Song

Recently I saw Korean entertainment that suits my taste best. Come on, I will vote.

After watching Taeyeon, I stopped watching it. After reading it, I felt empty.

This is one of the best Korean entertainment books I've ever read. Taeyeon's line has become a god to me.

I don't know how many times I've seen this, but this is definitely the most flesh-and-blood male protagonist I've ever seen in Korean entertainment, Jiang Yun Sheng. I even feel that he really exists in reality, and his happy life with Taeyeon has a better ending.

This dance is like this

Baicai Line: After reading Chapter 45 of the main text volume, you can jump to the Last Volume. Evaluation: It is shorter than the Yang Line, but the degree of completion is also very high. After reading it, I felt a little disappointed (I read the Baicai Line first and it didn't affect it. There is no connection. Problems with coherence), the writing is really good, don't be dissuaded by some so-called comments about the author being pretentious, and as for the use of some narrative techniques (the author also thoughtfully marked the dividing line), as long as you have studied a junior high school Chinese degree, it is absolutely fine (fog), no matter what, you have to see it for yourself🤔You will know

How should I put it? The writing is too messy. There is a plot in the previous paragraph, and the next paragraph returns to another time and space in seconds, and then there is no more. If the plot is divided into three layers, the first layer is now, the second layer is time travel, and the third layer is now. Generally, when the author creates this kind of fragmented plot, he will connect the first level to the third level to achieve coherence. However, the author seems to have forgotten what is happening on the first level after crossing the second level, resulting in fragmentation of the upper and lower parts, which is very confusing. The author's writing style is good, and the author's seriousness can be seen, but this "amnesia-style" writing style hopes to be corrected as soon as possible!

I have been suffering from depression for 4 years. I am currently receiving stable treatment. Although I am not star-struck, I have always had a good impression of Taeyeon. After knowing that Taeyeon suffers from depression, I have a lot of sympathy. I don't know her, I don't know what she has done wrong, and I don't know what her shortcomings are, but I know that she is a very strong child. This alone makes me love her enough. Today Sulli passed away. I just hope that Taeyeon can be happy.

What does the author of Cabbage Line think? I personally think that the setting of a male protagonist is really suitable for a single female protagonist. He is like a character that exists entirely for Taeyeon. He has outstanding creative ability and loves music. He has enough gentleness to tolerate Taeyeon, who is sensitive, delicate and insecure. Is it considered a side story to follow another female protagonist?

I hope Taeyeon is the heroine and I really like her. Because her aunt smiles so cutely, and maybe because she suffers from depression like me. I hope that the book will help Ruanruan avoid suffering from this disease.