I Hid the White Rose Behind Me

Kim Tae-yeon, the one who became your voice, is the Kim Tae-yeon who left the deepest impression on me in all my K-pop novels. I still remember Tae-yeon's despair in the rainy night, the hug at the awards ceremony, her resolute signing of papers in the hospital, and her sharp confrontation with the company's director.

The male protagonist's identity is actually quite easy to understand. The reason why most protagonists in Korean entertainment are portrayed as chaebols is that to achieve realism in the story, the broader social context of South Korea must be considered.

Little Angel

It's Taeyeon, right? The female lead is Taeyeon, right?

My White Rose

🐏She's a truly unique woman, capable of being both sweet and sassy. It's been a long time since I've seen a well-written Korean entertainment story about lambs; I hope this one is.

After reading this book, I went back to read my previous book, "Becoming Your Song." Honestly, I feel that one was better (at least so far). When I got to Chapter Fifteen, "Ordinary People," of the song "Becoming Your Song," accompanied by Taeyeon's rendition, I almost cried.

Is this book a harem or a single-female-lead story? And who is the female lead? 😰

Author, Taeyeon's father is in your hands! Don't let Taeyeon's birthday become her father's death anniversary. Look at her these past two years—her smile is emotionless, she's so thin she's practically skin and bones. The only way to make up for this is in the novel, where we can still see her lively side. 🌹

Taeyeon, who recently surprised everyone.