Reply 2020

This book is not a bulldozer! Most of the fourth-generation groups can write names like Rabbit, Ink, Hair, Dwarf King, Girl, Aespa, etc. This book features multiple female protagonists, but it's not a harem. The main female protagonists are currently undecided; only Nayeon is confirmed. Others will be added based on reader feedback, depending on demand. Ji Da is my role model. Finally, here's a beautiful picture of Nayeon.

Mina, go go go! 😍😍😍

My main takeaway from reading this far is: "Food and sex are the greatest desires of humankind." The plot also reflects the magical realism characteristic of HY novels. However, the male lead's character seems to switch between "brainless fangirling" and "reasonably scumbag" from time to time, which is a bit disjointed. However, the author did capture Mina's essence perfectly, giving off a feeling similar to Taeyeon's in "Heavenly King" ten years ago. In short, keep it up!

Go penguins!!!

Everything went well up until Mina took over, but then it all became a dissertation defense. The character's transformation is haphazard and the changes in his emotions and personality are illogical. If you want a scumbag bulldozer, then just be a scumbag openly. This awkward situation makes me completely lose interest in watching.

I read "Top Streamer" first, then this book. "Top Streamer" isn't finished yet, but it feels like it's nearing its end. My thoughts after reading it are as follows: 1. The author is extremely fixated on the protagonist being a scumbag. Perhaps scumbags in reality are indeed like this, but even among scumbags, there are degrees of depravity.

I haven't read any articles related to K-pop for two or three years, but this book and the one next door really brought me back to the spotlight and even made me a fan of Twice (slams table!). Both books have their own merits. I wish the author success in their postgraduate entrance exam and hope they come back next year to write a new book. May you be the next big thing!

Yuqi's younger brother

There's a lot I want to say. Here, I'll just talk about two characters: Mina and Ji-min Yoo. The first character is "Nan". Of all the Nan characters I've read in Korean entertainment books, the one in this book left the deepest impression on me. The story of Mina takes place in 2019, supposedly when she was suffering from panic disorder and mental illness.

Honestly, the breakup part was too agonizing.