Peninsula Aide

It feels like the author still hasn't found his niche! There is no doubt that the author is good at writing strategies, otherwise I would not come in to watch it, and the Korean entertainment part is more like a means for the protagonist to improve. But when it comes to the audience, there are definitely more people who like Korean entertainment than those who like strategy. Maybe the author wants to have both, but your update of less than 2,000 words per day cannot sustain it! You can only want and want more if you want more. Otherwise, I suggest you just write about Korean entertainment honestly. This way more people will follow it, so I won't continue to follow it. I'm looking forward to your next book.

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But there are a few places that are not very satisfying. (1) The problem of gangsters. The several appearances of gangsters and the contradictory descriptions make people feel very uncomfortable. They are obviously rats who are afraid of the police. How dare they threaten congressmen? The other protagonist is a reborn person, why is there no corresponding means? It gives the impression that gangsters threaten whenever they want, and the protagonist always looks for connections to deal with the situation after something happens. A good politician must nip the problem in the bud or eliminate it on the spot. (2) There is no stage feedback When I read this book, I wanted to see the protagonist climb to the top step by step (or assist Zhu Shengsheng). The intrigues with the entertainment company in the middle and later stages are not well written. What benefits can be given to the protagonist or the people he assists after winning part of the victory. Although it is explained that it is for funds and so on, in such a large space, it should be written about the stage feedback and changes of the protagonist's career, especially the impact on politics. However, this part is missing, which makes people feel that it has little to do with the main political line. (3) Getting along with Korean female stars If you want to watch Korean entertainment, you want to see sweet love or save a tragic fate. Since the author spends a lot of time writing, he should write about how the fate of these female characters has changed because of the protagonist. But the protagonist feels more like a simple use, and the feeling of using and saving at the same time is not written. If it was purely for use, it shouldn't be written in so much length, it would just be a political embellishment. (4) Lost the chaebol segment. In South Korea, when it comes to politics, it is inseparable from chaebols and local forces, but they are rarely mentioned in the book. The advantages of the protagonist, the reborn, are not very good. Finally: I hope the author will write about this subject again in his next book. This one did not realize the potential of this subject, otherwise it should be a small masterpiece.

Politics 8: Entertainment 2, your book is called Auxiliary Officer, don't forget it

We just met and are you going to start tearing it apart?🙂

I think the author writes very well about power plotting, and if you add some entertainment, it would be even more unique! But you have to make a choice between them. If you are one part for power and another part for entertainment, it will easily cause division. Some readers only read the plot, and some readers only read the entertainment. If you separate the two, people may not order it when it is put on the shelves in the future! So I suggest you combine the two to write

The writing is very unique, Wugong and YM are indeed gems!

918 Releases new book? Are you serious?

It's the end of the month, where are the new books?

It's almost the end of August, where are the new books?