
A Lifetime of Starlight
星光一生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3d ago
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Korean Entertainment, Mainly Girls' Generation: Taeyeon and Jessica
Thanks for sending flowers, but there's no need. They just look nice; there are no rewards. _(:з)∠)_ First, a word about the real-life events involving these Korean entertainment celebrities: they often affect the works. I don't know if I'm unusual, but I've always liked the characters in the stories themselves, as if they were fanfiction about real-life events! So I've never really understood the intense feelings fans have. I don't know if this latest news will affect the few novels I'm follow
Female Emperors in Their Youth, Wuxia, History, Mythology, and Urban Fiction
This list mainly features young protagonists, though it also has a few books from other genres. They're all books I personally enjoyed. If you find one you like, please give it a thumbs-up. Space is limited, so books with fewer likes will be removed.
Wen Xi’s Korean Entertainment Web Novel Library
I update this list with new Korean entertainment novels from time to time, and regularly clear out abandoned novels once some are finished. If you happen by, don't miss out. (Most of these novels are still being updated. There are currently 72 books here. Read all 72 before asking me for more recommendations.) P.S. The initial rating is three stars. Each time a novel goes on hiatus, it loses half a star. These ratings are purely personal, so feel free to recommend new books!
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The protagonist's name deterred most readers.
It's a pity; the main character's surname is Niu (, meaning ox/cow). I really couldn't bear to watch it.
You know what I mean, right?
I got through the first few plot holes, but then the male lead, who was being intimate with Taeyeon in one chapter, suddenly starts acting like he's dying after having a nightmare. What kind of plot is this? Is this just for the sake of writing a plot? I understand the author wants to add some conflict to the three-person relationship, but this plot is just... After reading that part, the entire chapter review is just saying the male lead is insane.
The opening chapters deterred so many readers, so why doesn't the author fix this major flaw? It's baffling.
The author, well, is he a bit of a hipster? He's immersed in his own world and needs readers who can understand him. I don't quite understand why the protagonist needs to sacrifice his own dreams to accompany his sister to South Korea! Orphaned? Far away? Foreshadowing? What does an aircraft carrier have to do with the entertainment industry?
IU
The male lead and his sister's names have probably deterred people from watching this show for at least seven or eight years.
All I can say is that I lost interest in watching it as soon as I saw the main character's name.
Go for it, cabbage!