
Conquering Hancheng
攻略韩城
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 994k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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Reader comments 21
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About this... Book?
I just write some YY stories, which shouldn't be called a book. I try to relax myself after work. There will inevitably be poisonous and unreasonable things. I hope everyone can tolerate them. I had already decided not to write, but today the editor in charge said that he would start recommending books to me this week, so I thought about it and continued writing. I used to like to read Xianxia novels, and I wrote a really bad Xianxia story. Of course, the result was very disappointing, and I didn't even want to read Xianxia novels. I started to like watching Korean entertainment last year, and recently I wanted to write a book like this. I didn't expect to receive a contract letter for 50,000 words, and then I wrote 100,000 words. I didn't expect to receive news from the editor that I would recommend a book... Well, writing this stuff takes a lot of energy, and it kind of affects my work. It will be less in the future, about 2,000 words a day. I hope you all enjoy watching it and don't be poisoned. Don't worry too much if the timeline is inaccurate. It's very troublesome to look up information. In order to understand the Internet, I also bought a book about Facebook... After reading it, I think it's okay. Please give me a ticket. It doesn't matter if you don't have one. I don't want to make money from this, but I ask you to leave some comments or something. Let me know that someone is reading this YY story, which will give me some motivation to write it down. Thank you for reading!
Xiao Xian
After reading the introduction and comment section, it seems that the career line of this book is to take the social media route? Tell me some of your immature thoughts. It is actually quite difficult to become a new chaebol. The definition of a chaebol in South Korea is not how much money you have. It's about whether you cover all aspects of people's lives. I have you for food, you for clothing, you for housing, and you for insurance. Only when it penetrates into all aspects of the people can it be qualified to form checks and balances with the government. The newly emerging business giants (such as Kakao) can hardly be called chaebols. Even if his apparent assets are more than those of old money, you just have more money. Traditional industries are the basic base of the chaebols, and these have basically been occupied by various hills, unless one of them falls. Let's take Kakao as an example. People will not die if they don't have access to the Internet, but people will really die if they lose their basic necessities, food, housing, and transportation. So when I saw the introduction, I felt that this career path was quite difficult. The most I could do was grab Facebook and become a world-famous entrepreneur, and become a Korean technology hero wearing a yellow jacket. I think it's hard for a strong dragon to defeat a local snake, and if you're on Facebook, if you're not a Jew or an Angsaan, you'll be the second-in-command at best. Unless you can't beat the marriage, join. In addition, after looking at the list of heroines, I still like Xiaoxian, she has the best figure😁. Sorry if you haven't read the book
Holding high the banner of Taeyeon, Taeyeon
I don't know why I write about Korean entertainment, I'm not trolling anyone, it's just my personal opinion. , I don't need to say much about the status of Korean artists in Korea. They kneel down at every turn and so on. Everyone understands. Why do so many people like these artists? I can't imagine what it would be like for Xiujing, Taeyeon, etc., To be obsessed with someone in front of the company's senior leaders. I really can't understand it. 😅
Yoona
Kim Taeyeon
Li Zhien
After reading the first few chapters, has the author considered the reader's sense of involvement? The protagonist is an ugly countryman and lives in Korea. . . . If you don't do time travel and rebirth to get the soul of a rabbit, it will be very difficult Especially in the Ugly Country, you know. In this moment, you know.
To be honest, one chat with a girl group is enough. There are so many girl groups, actors, and singers, and staring at a group chat... Do you really think they are shameless? Regardless of whether Lim Yoon-a was a teenager or not, she is the most beautiful now anyway. There are other Park Ji-yeon, Lim Jin-na, Son Ye-jin, and many other women. Let's talk about actors and girl groups. The structure is bigger. It is best to set up a film and television entertainment company. Only those who have resources are the real bosses. Of course, top conglomerates are difficult