Showbiz: Our World
文娱之我们的世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 830k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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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!
Showbiz Novels: A Little Circle of Self-Indulgence
This list only includes harem novels. If you don't like them, please don't bash them, just move along. Also, I'll periodically remove books that haven't updated in over 30 days.
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Why should the Xu family mother and daughter insist on bringing the protagonist back? And they're even playing tricks on him? The protagonist went with his biological mother, it's not like she abused him. If the protagonist really stayed just because of a few words from the Xu family, then he would be truly ungrateful.
After reading about eighty or ninety chapters, I do feel that the protagonist's personality is a bit problematic. He lived to be over twenty before his rebirth, and is now sixteen again, yet he still seems completely clueless about social interactions. This can't be explained away by simply being withdrawn.
Please give me Taeyeon as the female lead! 🥺
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It's infuriating to watch; I feel like I'm going to vomit blood.
I endured the toxicity to reach chapter 60, but I just couldn't take it anymore. It's a garbage novel, an extremely toxic one!
The character development is somewhat problematic. Considering the twenty years before his rebirth, his mental age was nearly forty, yet he remained so childish, obsessive, and cold-blooded.
It's strange that even with a three-star background, the idol still recklessly goes up to slap someone in the face. I don't understand it either →_→ If you want the protagonist to mature, you don't have to personally deliver poison, right? The writing style is quite good, which is a plus.
I don't know what the author is trying to do to filter readers. 1. The protagonist is portrayed as a pretentious, ungrateful wretch. His biological mother, who raised him for over 10 years, only calls him "Mom" in chapter 100+. Earlier, he says he was a substitute and only learned to call her "Mom" after suffering injustice. 2.
There are many flaws, the biggest being the protagonist himself. He's conflicted, and the plot is strangely designed. He's given a powerful background, but it feels like nobody respects him. He and Seohyun are siblings, and a photo of them hugging is posted online. Even if Dispatch (D社) dared to post it given his background, it shouldn't have caused such a massive online backlash.