My Sister Is the Leader of a Girl Group

I'm saying this because this is a Korean book, not about Chinese entertainment or the US, Japan, and the UK. If you don't like it, you can just go back and close it. Let's make the internet cleaner and read in a civilized manner. There's no need to leave a comment to prove how high-minded some people are. Good character has nothing to do with nationality.

With Joy all over the screen, don't even ask who the female lead is. It's a single female lead story, no harem, no cheat codes, and it's set in Chungmuro ​​(the Korean film industry). The main story is expected to be 1.5-1.7 Million words, with around 300,000 words of derivative plot. This is an estimate, not a certainty.

I just read the second chapter, and I almost laughed my head off. These siblings are so relatable! The funniest part is that Wendy and her sister are the same. Wendy's sister is the most legendary academic star in our high school; calling her an academic star is an insult. Apparently, she scored 2350 on the SAT.

The author's book is too slow-paced. The protagonist is only focused on his career, while his love life stagnates. Currently, the story has reached the point where I get married, but it will be difficult for our love life to progress after that. Some of the plot points are also far-fetched. There is more of Pei Jie's storyline than Joy's. Although I prefer Pei Jie, I feel that Pei Jie is more like the female lead.

🤓🤓🤓Hey bro, I'm here.

I don't know why, but I always feel that the interactions between the protagonist and Bai Cai are more natural when written about in the dark, while the romantic storyline with Joy feels dragged out, as if it's stagnant or the sweet moments aren't quite there, which feels strange.

Up close, the beauty~

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Do you have any books featuring a "cabbage-like" female protagonist? I'd appreciate recommendations.

She's so beautiful.