Playing Around in That Korean City

These days, there are still people writing about K-pop, even about second and third-generation K-pop stars—a niche within a niche, like Bai Shanyong.

Tae-yoon is so sweet, they really have that soulmate vibe.

Those still watching the sequel are just remnants of the old era. Sulli's story is truly heartbreaking. I hope three-year-old Mari can be happy every day, and that she will always have someone who loves her, past, present, and future. For the sequels, I just hope they are all safe, healthy, and happy. (White Shirt, please follow quickly, I can't sleep!!!)

How outrageous can Yoona be?

I've read over 300 chapters, and the initial enthusiasm is gone. Sigh, the constant changing of the female lead makes it hard to tell who's who anymore. There are now over 10, almost 20, female leads. I'm getting tired of it. I prefer stories with no more than three or five female leads and a touch of heartwarming daily life, not this bulldozing-like pace.

When I first started reading this book, I was genuinely impressed. The plot was interesting and unconventional, the system setting was intriguing, the writing was smooth, and the pacing was perfect. I decided then and there to keep reading. But now, I only feel that the quality is getting worse and worse, increasingly padded and rambling.

Make a bold prediction In about a month, this book will either be abandoned or have a terrible ending; at best, it will only be updated weekly or monthly.

Wear a comfortable pair of shoes to meet an old friend. Time and place don't matter, and it doesn't matter if the journey is a bit far. Anyway, the weather is so nice, and I'm wearing a white shirt. It's been so long since we last met.

The writing became too idealistic, then it turned into a harem novel. Lately, it's all about endless sex; they've basically finished with an entire girl group. I don't think it's as good as the beginning! It feels like a different author has written it.

Oh my god, aren't you tired? You're either working on something or on your way to work on something else. Ninety percent of the time you're sleeping here and there... It's tiring to read so much, bro. Let's intersperse this with something else. Even braised pork needs some greens to cleanse the palate, right?