
I Hear I'm a Hater
听说我是黑粉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 402k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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138Chapters
5kRecommendations
7.9kFans
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So, is the female lead IU or not? The previous book, *Mint*, stated IU was the sole female lead, but then suddenly *Hawthorn* appeared, making it unfinished. This book didn't say IU was the sole female lead, so why is Yoona being added? Author, I really want to curse you for this!
IU's storyline progressed so much and then suddenly stopped—is this some kind of joke? If this were a harem novel, it would be fine, but after all that build-up and it's been so innocent all along, it doesn't seem like it'll ever be finished. I'm just abandoning it, considering it unfinished.
Yoona's 300-word appearance is equivalent to 120 chapters of IU's. I can only say goodbye. I suggest the author change the title, since An Sheng is an IU hater, not someone else's.
If you want IU to be the female lead, don't bring Yoona in too much; if you want Yoona to be the female lead, don't build up so much of a romantic relationship between her and IU.
When writing entertainment novels or, more broadly, urban novels, you either stick to a single female lead throughout the entire story, or you openly create a harem. Writing about a whole host of female characters and then finally choosing one to finish and claiming it's a single-female-lead story is truly neither...
What other books feature IU as the female lead? Please recommend some.
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If you have any questions, please feel free to ask them in the comments section of this post. I will check this post every day.
Hmm, since you said you'd take another look, then I'll take another look too~ I always thought IU was the only female lead.
IU
What's going on? Author, are you going to abandon this project?!