Peninsula: Reborn, I Only Want to Be an Idol

The male lead's name is really smooth 😏. The author's name contains "mina," and her profile picture is "zhouzhou" (a type of porridge). The composition is really complicated 😊. So, it's time to start! Yu Shen (a popular female character) is activated!

It's a bit toxic. It's like forming a group with others to debut. If the protagonist is a native with no creative ability, then forming a group is understandable. The problem is that the protagonist is a transmigrator who can plagiarize songs. Unless he's mentally ill, how could he not go solo?

The plot feels disjointed, with each character appearing only briefly to connect different parts of the story, resulting in a disjointed feel and none of them leaving a particularly strong impression. The male lead is also a complete scumbag. He has no inner thoughts and leaves his lovers everywhere without a care in the world.

I'm here!

To be honest, I've only read a dozen or so chapters, but there's one thing I just have to complain about, it's driving me crazy! The author seems completely unfamiliar with the Korean expression of gratitude! They could have simply used the Chinese characters for "thank you."

It's better written than many current Korean entertainment novels; it's just that it was born at the wrong time.