Peninsula: I’m Just an Ordinary Streamer

Isn't it going to be a plot about the second generation of a chaebol licking a female idol?

The protagonist, the native stick, can be withdrawn without looking at it.

I think it's very well written, both heart-wrenching and heart-wrenching. It's very good. It's a bit like Ji Cha's Korean entertainment book. But this one is from this generation group, and his one is from Girls' Generation and Trar. It's really good. Come on, keep reading.

If you write for the Chinese, you write about a native Korean, and the more awesome you write about him, the fewer people will read, and the grades will be better. If you don't write about a Chinese, Chinese again, and for the last time, come to be reborn with a Chinese heart, there will be a lot more people to read.

After reading the first chapter, the protagonist is not a soul traveler. It's a stick. I immediately lost interest in the second chapter. 88

The male protagonist has a good background, a sense of personal ability, and all these things. I think the biggest shortcoming is really the shaping of the male protagonist's character. He is a Korean chaebol who has been favored since childhood. He does not feel like a chaebol at all. His character is too soft and has no audience. He is also a bit of a dog-licker, which is very contradictory and conflicting. He seems to be happy and unhappy at the same time.

Emmm, the protagonist is neither reborn nor time-traveled. He is an indigenous Korean chaebol. How come he doesn't feel like a chaebol at all? Being approachable means having high emotional intelligence on the surface and being tolerant at the same time. Deep down, you still have to be arrogant. You can't rely solely on other people's respect for you to show that you are a chaebol. You are a bit too lazy and careless.

If the male protagonist is wrongly set up, the Bangzi country's chaebol will not fall in love with a female artist. At best, he will be used as a tool for a while and then thrown away.

The Korean entertainment director writes about the fourth generation and the new group after the fourth generation is destined to be a source of entertainment for the fans and end up in the street. From the works to the experience, is there anything to write about? Is there anything that non-fans can identify with?

And he looks very refined. Come on~