An Unconventional Screenwriter

I hope the female lead isn't Taeyeon. It's not that I dislike her—I actually like Taeyeon a lot—but there are just too many books about Taeyeon in the Korean entertainment industry. Perhaps writing about Seohyun or someone similar would be better; her gentle personality would fit the male lead quite well.

Sika 😆😆😆

I've read 40 chapters, and why is the male lead portrayed as such a useless character? He's too tired to even walk to school, so how is he supposed to go shopping or make love with the female lead later on? Putting aside the effeminate aspect, isn't the male lead being pampered by a bunch of girls later on? I feel like this book should be on a female-oriented platform! I think this would definitely ignite the maternal instincts of female fans on Qidian, causing an uncontrollable flood of them!

1. The timeline of this book begins in the late spring of 2010, so the encounters with the girls will be slower. 2. Judging from the book title this time, I'm going to focus on my career; I can't keep writing down my daily life every day. 3. This time, there will be quite a few idols from other groups appearing (sob sob, last time I wrote about Girls' Generation).

Golden Singer

Taeyeon!!! The best singer, Taeyeon!!!

…The male lead is so effeminate, practically a bottom in a BL novel…If the author published it in a female-oriented genre, I think some people would like to read it.

In South Korea, would someone who can be a screenwriter and director become a celebrity?

I really want to read it... But the writing is just so bad, it's frustrating.

Dajun