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Aba Aba
The longer I read, the fewer books I find worth reading. Here are some I've read or am reading that suit my tastes. P.S. I'm out of books to read, so recommendations of all kinds are welcome. Thank you so much!
Hy’s Korean Entertainment Novels, 2022–2025
Mostly stories about second-generation heirs. I try to avoid harem-collector protagonists. I'll mark all ongoing books, so please give them a follow if you can. Korean entertainment stories are hard to come by, so let's treasure them while we can!
My Bookstore
Personal picks, all fully subscribed. Feels like it's slowly turning into harem stuff~
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.
Korean Entertainment Classics (Must-Reads)
Korean entertainment novels with excellent writing. P.S. Everyone has different standards, but I think the works below are at least well written. My standard is that the wording should fit the story's setting and shouldn't feel jarring. For example, imagine a novel set in the modern Western world where the protagonist speaks in a strong Beijing accent and greets everyone with, “Have you eaten? You betcha!” Wouldn't that take you right out of the story? After reading these, it's hard to go back t
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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I thought that the dark stream would become cold-blooded and find out who framed him, then kill them all, and then slowly become a top figure. It turned out to be Korean entertainment. He likes to write entertainment articles no matter how awesome he is. He is just a small star, but in front of the real big shots, he is just an actor. Besides, the Korean entertainment industry is the most chaotic. You don't know that Korean conglomerates control the Korean economy.
It's amazing that you can still work in the entertainment industry after being sentenced to 10 years in prison. It wouldn't be Korea if the Korean people didn't scold you to death for their bad temper.
This is Korean entertainment, pinned reminder. I hope you find that you don't like it after seeing this pinned. Please don't curse, thank you.
I hope Cheng Lin is the heroine, thank you, the author 😰
I was a little dizzy reading this book. . The male protagonist was imprisoned for 13 years on trumped-up charges. Then he comes out with a bad character. . . . Also, the younger sister and ex-girlfriend appear too quickly. I've only seen more than 30 pictures and almost ten female artists have appeared 😰 To be honest, these have just been released. Shouldn't we be looking for ways to take revenge? . For example, on the surface, you open a coffee shop, but secretly you start to develop your own strength, starting with the gangsters. Didn't I say that I saw a lot in prison? Just start using the skills you learned. Or another way, the male protagonist is a top student in prison. He directly teaches himself to become a financial master. After being instructed by an expert, he directly starts to engage in the stock market. First develop 2,300 chapters, and then when his power is small, his sister's ex-girlfriend appears and persuades him to give up revenge. The reason can be because the opponent is too powerful and cannot defeat him. Then the male protagonist is struggling in his heart whether he should give up. . I'm doing a chapter 2 300. Shouldn't I just be following a planting path? 😐😐 😐 The whole family is ruined and everyone is dead, but he still has a bad character 😅😅
The biggest background in the beginning is that the protagonist is in jail. The logic of the protagonist being imprisoned is completely unreasonable. The book says that in order to silence the informed protagonist and the gangster, the capital side killed the gangster and sent the protagonist to jail for 13 years. A gangster, how difficult is it to kill another protagonist? The protagonist is just an ordinary student with no background. Maybe it is easier than killing a gangster. As a result, the protagonist was released after being in prison for 13 years. Does this mean the protagonist has shut up? So what is the point of killing one and leaving the other? There are still people who know the truth at that time. Will they not be afraid of exposing the scandal?
To be honest, I'm a bit poisonous. The author's writing style is quite good but the plot logic is really problematic. The protagonist was framed and imprisoned. Although no one was killed, the family was ruined. He stayed in prison for 13 years. It's a bit ridiculous that he didn't want to take revenge when he came out. Since he learned to be selfish in prison, how could he not want to take revenge? Then there is the agency, which can kill gangsters and get the protagonist to stay there for 5 years instead of 13 years. Wouldn't it be a clean slate if the protagonist is killed inside? What's more, the protagonist's father always wanted to overturn the case, so those people are not afraid of the protagonist coming out and causing trouble? Then there is the issue of the heroine. She is 13 years younger. The heroine is a third-tier actor. The hero is just a coffee shop manager, but he still spent 13 years in prison. The protagonist is afraid of hurting his sister and has reduced contact with her. If his girlfriend's fans find out, he has found a murderer... Three artists have died in one year due to online bullying in Korean society. Those trolls will let them go, not to mention that the protagonist still lives a low-key life. Then there is the family. Although there is a misunderstanding, life has been pretty good since we came out. Shouldn't we get together as a family? We should at least go back and see what the hell it is to fall in love and grind coffee every day. Although this novel is not nonsense, the setting really has no sense of substitution, and the membership cards of the protagonist's coffee shop are too messy. It seems that he has never been to such a private club. This kind of place does not have a bar at all. They are all private rooms. Customers basically place their orders and pass them to the waiters. The waiters are generally not allowed to meet the guests. They originally want a private space. It is too nonsense for a group of people to sit at the bar and chat. How can a store manager who doesn't know the artist keep it secret? The plot logic is a bit too confusing.
This place is in trouble, but the next neighbor is in trouble
In fact, it's cool to go to jail and get revenge, but the author doesn't know whether it was intentional or he didn't have the writing style to write the pig's feet as a cowardly and low-esteem zz. Abandoning the prison setting and the pig's trotters background, I can still write about daily life. I don't understand why I have to add a highly toxic setting when I can write easy everyday articles. Maybe the author thinks there are too many readers?
Author, why does the protagonist not think about revenge at all when he comes out of prison? Don't want your peaceful life to be disturbed? What are you doing? And what did the protagonist learn to be selfish in prison? But pull it down! All I see is inferiority complex and weakness? Is it a true portrayal of the author? This is my first time watching Korean entertainment like this, and I am impressed. I think I have seen some sadistic ones, and I can resist it. I didn't expect it, I couldn't handle it. I beg you, the protagonist should be tougher! Can you think about revenge! How come the destruction of the family is not enough reason! Someone ruined your home, and you didn't do anything but licked them!