How to Make Her Your Wife
怎么把她追成老婆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y 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
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Update soon, flirt with Jessica, and feed us dog food (a Chinese slang term for witnessing public displays of affection).
When I first saw the concept of this book, I thought it would be a sweet romance, but it turned out to be a story about sisters, which is fine... The writing style seems quite good, and I've been following it this far. It seems the author is heading towards a harem style again. These are just my humble opinions. I feel this book isn't suitable for too many female protagonists.
Female lead
The Jung sisters are having a tough time winning over Jessica.
The beginning was okay, but it fell apart in the middle, especially after the lottery... It's hard to describe, and it got more and more frustrating to read. The acting was poorly written, the social interactions were awkward, the relationship between the boyfriend and girlfriend was dragged out, and the ambiguous relationships with other women were drawn out.
The male lead has a girlfriend, and Jessica has a boyfriend, so let's get married! The sweet moments on the show are almost too much for me. A harem is fine, but this mutual infidelity is a bit toxic. I hope they handle it well later on.
Jin Laoda, Zheng Lao Er, Lin Lao Ba, Xu Xiao Jiu, plus Jiong Jing and Han U, they're all here! Such a blast from the past! 😒 Maybe the author could try harder and give the protagonist a grand slam? 😅😅😅
There's a reason the book's performance was poor: the title and synopsis didn't match the content. I thought it would be a sweet romance, but before the female lead even got what she wanted, the supporting female character took over. Writing from an adult perspective is somewhat inappropriate; don't say you didn't think of that, we're all perverts, we all know each other. There's nothing we can do, perverts aren't like Cao Cao (a notorious traitor).
The author should stick to writing female-oriented fiction; their original soap opera scripts are absolutely melodramatic. The romance plots you've written are more complicated than the Singaporean and Thai family dramas I watched with my mom. Writing about K-pop is a waste of their talent. 😅😅
Who exactly is the female lead? Why are all Korean entertainment novels like this?! So much pointless whining!
In the second chapter of the detox story, the male lead kneels before his manager to avoid accompanying a rich woman, unable to resist any longer...