Paper Puppet

Since it's a new book, the pace might be a bit slow, mainly focusing on a boy's growth. As for the female lead, I believe you all know from the synopsis, but she officially appears quite late. Before that, the male lead will have quite a few entanglements with his childhood sweetheart. As for who this childhood sweetheart is, you'll find out as you read on.

I really don't understand. Everyone's clamoring for Crystal to be the female lead, but when I look at her level, she's only a trainee. I just don't get it. This book isn't unsigned. If you want more screen time, you can give her tips and votes. The author can also add more screen time for Crystal, even if it's just a dollar 😊 It's all a token of appreciation. Instead, everyone talks a good game, but aren't they all just freeloading?

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There were no climaxes, and the plot interactions were unengaging. Chapter 140 seemed primarily designed to showcase the author's musical sophistication. The female lead was clearly Mina, but I lost interest in her. The sudden appearance of so many female supporting characters was a bit disorganized. Even the storyline involving the older sister, Kim Tae-yeon, was only briefly touched upon. It has nothing to do with the protagonist's growth or development; it's just filler.

The author must firmly support Mina! She can no longer be Seoul's central air conditioner! 🔨

It's gone again... What a pity! 😭 I wanted to see Mina, the female lead.

Chunyi, you must stay true to yourself and cheer for Nan!

This isn't growth... Isn't this redemption?

Kim Tae-yeon Bar

Does the male lead have schizophrenia?