The Boredom Hidden in the Peninsula

Oh my gosh, I thought it was a eunuch, but I was surprised to find that it was updated

Yoo Jae Suk also exposed his true nature and went to the ball

Zhien🌹

Come on, author, Korean entertainment needs more people to love it, as long as it's not censored and it can be updated slowly 😁

Looking forward to Yoona🌹🌹🌹

Every time I see Taeyeon's line and remember that you are a single female protagonist, I always want to place an order on Taobao and buy a few boxes of blades. Do you know Taeyeon's new song? I can't control myself

Taisoft

Zhien

Let's write a story about IU with a single heroine

Dear author, I still like the characterization of these two books very much, but I still have some personal opinions that I hope you can consider. I think the portrayal of the male protagonist is quite good. After experiencing being abandoned by his biological mother and being backstabbed by his girlfriend, which led to the death of his mentor, I think it is completely acceptable to be afraid of women. In terms of relationships, the conflict with Yoona is that his childhood experiences compared with Yoona make him a little unconfident, and the other point is that he has always been a C out of responsibility for his feelings. I think this is good, but Yoona's experience has led to the male protagonist having an idea: I am a C, but Yoona is not a C, so it is difficult to accept it. And Yoona inevitably comes into contact with other men due to professional issues. If these two points are not properly resolved, the two will still have conflicts one after another, which is exactly what is written in the book. There are also some problems with Yoona's character portrayal. As a person who has been in the industry for more than ten years and has no black spots, I think the behavior is more like the behavior of someone in their 20s, a bit like a little girl, and seems immature. The relationship with the male protagonist is shown to be strong and weak. Although the two words are a bit contradictory, it feels like this to me. Although Yoona is the active one in this relationship, she keeps pushing the male protagonist forward, trying to make him what she imagined, and the male protagonist also tries his best to change. But a new problem arose. The male protagonist was trying to change, but Yoona did nothing. Instead, she continued to have conflicts with the male protagonist because of some things. I think love is inclusive and goes in both directions, but now only the male protagonist is rushing forward, while Yoona is staying put. This is not a normal approach. I think the author had better think about how to deal with the conflict between the two in the future. I think it is best for Yoona to lead the male protagonist forward instead of standing there waiting for the male protagonist to come over. Yoona also needs to make some changes. My writing is very poor and my expression is not clear enough, but I still hope that the author can consider the issues I mentioned.

Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

As graceful as a startled dragon, as graceful as a swimming dragon

I got angry after reading the latest chapter, really! ! ! Woohoo, my lovely Shirley.

Are you still writing? The author is great. It has been several years.