Embrace Your Wish

It's your freedom to hate me, but it's my right to be myself. It's a bit sentimental, but this is the Ji-eun I like. "I want to be someone that people will recognize even if they don't remember my face." Yes, it will. It will remember faces too.

The main character has a good relationship with Taeyeon and knows Taeyeon's brother. They enlisted at the same time, but it's unclear whether they are in the same unit. Getting expelled for fighting to save Yoona must have been a kind of salvation for Yoona. He gave IU some pointers when she failed, and he and her manager are likely close colleagues with a strong military relationship.

Honestly, life is tiring enough already. You're already two-thirds of the way through and still causing trouble. There haven't been many sweet moments, so it's understandable that your grades aren't good. Even though I ordered more later, it's still too tiring and pointless to watch. 🙄

Just to clarify, this article doesn't use the term "number one" or "number two." Not every female character is automatically considered the female lead, and the male lead isn't a "player."

I've subscribed to a dedicated chapter of comments. The author's writing style is decent. However, some of the deliberately mysterious scene transitions are truly superfluous. The idea of ​​using a cinematic paneling technique is good, but the frequent switching between scenes in a novel can be tiring to read and make it difficult to find the main plot.

This is supposed to be an entertainment story, but it insists on creating a villain, even giving him the identity of a tycoon, while the protagonist never develops any character. The villain also relentlessly creates trouble for the protagonist. This unequal relationship is really frustrating to watch.

The author must be female; the writing is so depressing, it feels like reading a female-oriented novel. It's like the protagonist is being tortured for the sake of torture. I only kept reading to find out if the guy surnamed Song who was fighting got his revenge on by the male lead, or if the male lead will continue to be tortured. The male lead must have been incredibly wicked in his past life, otherwise he wouldn't be so unlucky in this one.

I don't know if it's K-pop or a K-drama, but if the female lead is replaced with an unknown actress, it's definitely a K-drama. I'm dropping it.

Staying is just preparation for leaving...

Following the author's line of thought, isn't that just cruel torturing sheep? And what about Yoona, the actress? How will she handle all those kissing scenes in the future? Hmm... It's work... But it's unbearable, isn't it? Will she be acting alongside the male lead?