A Chance Encounter

I want to share my initial thought for writing this book. While I was working late into the night on my thesis, I started watching the drama "Someday or One Day," and watched it all in one night, even rewatching it twice. I wondered, if I could do it all over again, would I still like Kim Tae-yeon? So, I created a scenario where the male lead and Kim Tae-yeon dated and broke up.

I feel like the previous book was better than this one.

... If I wrote it this way, I feel that Shan Xiaomin would be a better choice.

Although I really like Taeyeon, I don't like the character in this book. They say they don't like her and can just leave, but they say they like her and they'll fawn over her. They're all about being pathetic and having their reasons, completely forgetting how they acted when they hurt others. How disgusting!

This book is very well written. I've read the parts about the male lead and Kim Tae-yeon several times. Some readers say Tae-yeon's character is too manipulative. She became a trainee at 15, so she had to be strong and prioritize her career and team.

Don't be fooled by the name; it's not a story of initial heartbreak followed by sweetness. Not Taeyeon

I suggest the author let the main character regain her memories and just kill off Taeyeon. Taeyeon's character here is so infuriating! 😡

There are too many portrayals of Taeyeon, all with the same stereotypical melancholy, withdrawn, and conflicted traits. While her looks might initially attract attention, the reality is often disappointing. I remember Hyoyeon saying that Taeyeon was the most incomprehensible character to her—that's a nice way of putting it; the unflattering part is that Taeyeon is somewhat unsociable.

11 Updates on July 29th, how was that?

Is there another supporting actress like IU?