
Writer Jin’s Life on the Peninsula
金作家的半岛生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 183k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
85Chapters
0Votes
2kRecs
36Fans
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I see you cut several copies, which makes me feel very insecure.
Are you there? The author, I'm just kidding, I'm really into it. I want to give the group friends a whole life and show you how to leave the group. I forgot to copy the group number. I can't add it back now. If you see it, please send me the group number. Thank you.
Do you have any recommendations for normal Korean entertainment novels? All these Korean entertainment novels are damn similar to Korean dramas. Is it possible that someone who can join the entertainment industry is stupid and sweet? I want to read novels about normal people traveling through time in Korean entertainment
Why don't you like reading Korean entertainment novels? Because all the authors write are dog-licking articles and silly and sweet articles. There is no stupidity in Korea. It does not describe the reality of Korean society at all. It's all a dog-licking fantasy
I ran away after reading Chapter 29. The protagonist sold herself to play Yoona's role and couldn't stand it anymore. What a compromise. Is it a big deal that she doesn't act this time? Can't she rewrite the script in the future and give it to her? There are many people who are willing to cooperate with other collaborators and directors. Besides, the protagonist is not without money. If he invests in the film by himself, he must have a bigger say.
Is the protagonist a bitch? That conversation with Lin Yoona, what kind of bullshit is that?
Yoona🌹
People to people, okay? A little trust?
Em..., Korean entertainment is originally about generating electricity with love. If not, just take your time.
Really good! Everything about logic is online. For niche Korean entertainment, you can check it out. But I just don't understand why many Korean entertainment novels make the male protagonist so shy, blushing and nervous easily? It was obviously written very coldly in the early stage and then turned into a little bitch? I don't know if it's just me, but I feel awkward and the protagonist is hopeless. Maybe I'm a chauvinist and I'm tired of aesthetics and have seen enough of this kind of setting.