
Living on the Peninsula, I’m Pursued by a Popular Idol
人在半岛,被人气偶像倒追
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 550k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
247Chapters
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2.1kRecs
13.6kFans
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Alas, I personally really don't care about having a single female protagonist and multiple female protagonists, but in the early stage, you let yourself go and went completely for the single female protagonist of Yeri. It was only after you wrote the proposal that you realized that it was wrong. I wanted to write about multiple female protagonists, and then just wrote that Yeri refused the proposal and broke up directly. It's okay. The key reason given is that Yeli feels that her idol career is more important. No, it is normal for her career to be more important and she refuses to get married, but I have never heard of them breaking up directly. The market for Korean entertainment novels is really bad now. Relatively speaking, sweet stories with single female protagonists generally have better results. The advantage of having multiple female protagonists is that it is easier to get out of the circle. However, multiple female protagonists require much higher writing skills from the author than those with single female protagonists. If the writing power is not enough, it is really easy for the characters to become stereotyped. Countless examples have proven that the stickiness of readers for multi-female protagonist novels with insufficient writing power is really poor. Many readers follow harem novels and even only subscribe to the first chapter. (No kidding, there are a lot of them), I personally think that the plot of Yeli was really well written before, but for this reason, people who like a single female protagonist or who like Yeli will probably run away. I personally think that the book has collapsed. If the author still insists on having multiple female protagonists, I hope he can write a good outline this time. Anyway, I can't bear the breakup. I wish the author to write better and better in the future.
My IU
Winter!
Momo i am your dog
This inexplicable change is so many that it would be better to just write it down to the end
Doesn't Ning Yilin sound better than Ning Linyi?
Cabbage
It's so rare to write about coconut pear rice! In the past, the younger sister used to tease the existence of the older sisters as sister-in-law, but now the four older sisters are not allowed to come back with revenge 🤭
I think it's good for Wen Wen to be the heroine