My Years as a Translation Teacher on the Peninsula

To be honest, author, it's not a good thing to portray a cool and aloof character too well. For example, I now feel that the male lead is already incredibly sweet with just Crystal by his side, and everything else is insignificant. Even Da Jun doesn't have the charm of this version of Crystal. Ultimately, you've done a good job in portraying Crystal.

Stop torturing me, please, marry Ruan Ruan! I'm rooting for Ruan Ruan! 😭

To be honest, I don't sympathize with Jessica Jung. I don't know why the current trend is to criticize Kwon Ning-yi and sympathize with Jessica. Nobody knows the specifics of her leaving the group, but it's certain that Kwon Ning-yi played a role. However, only the parties involved know the extent of that role.

I absolutely love the Softie chapter, sob sob sob, I rewatched it again late at night.

A sheep.

I promise you will be the most beautiful for a lifetime.

The protagonist's father is Korean, so does that mean the protagonist is also Korean? A girl from a prominent family married a Korean and was then abandoned. The family's reputation must be quite important, so would they really care so much about the protagonist? To be honest, although China says it's not xenophobic, it probably is quite xenophobic deep down. If the maternal line is foreign, that's fine, but with the paternal line being Korean, honestly, do people really care that much?

Jessica Jung, the Queen of Cards

What I find strange is that it seems like very few people write stories where Seohyun is the female lead.

Is there any difference between his behavior after breaking up with Yoona and cheating? He even complained that Krystal wanted to leave and hide away. Who can accept their partner constantly flirting with others, let alone an ex? It's utterly hypocritical.