On the Peninsula, Like a Shadow

I want them all

The entire text reeks of a pretentious, affected author's whining. Can you believe how cruelly the male lead is tortured, even to the point of being barred from eating at a wealthy family's table? The female lead is bound hand and foot in front of a tycoon—what kind of person would write such disgusting and heart-wrenching scenes?!

After the protagonist faked his death and got plastic surgery, the story became completely uninteresting. It would have been better if the protagonist had gone to jail or run away. The relationships between the male lead and the various female leads are now utterly unwatchable; they're just mindlessly clinging to each other and taking advantage.

Liu Zhimin's character has fallen from grace; the author should change the female lead.

I've read up to chapter 290, and I'm feeling really tired. The protagonist is constantly busy, one thing after another, with absolutely no heartwarming daily moments. At most, there's a few dozen words about him being pinched by Bae Joo-hyun. The last novel I read this exhausting was Er Gen's *Xian Ni*. To be honest, the writing style and plot are good, but it's just too tiring to read. I don't know how much longer I can keep going.

Damn, I still can't accept the face-swapping trope. They're both gangsters, but some people write it as Tang Jiu, while others write it as a drowning dog.

What was the point of the first 20 chapters? It was just torture for the sake of torture. The plot and character logic were very stiff, and the writing style was also very awkward.

Jimin is gone, Sulli and Hara are gone, Taeyeon and Sunny are gone, Seungwan is gone too. All the girls I liked are gone. It's a bit boring.

The suffering soul is like a peach in the human world, with a mermaid waist; the former suffering delinquent girl is also taken; please, do us a favor and take in the spiritually suffering South Korean torture god as well.

#Redvelvet#😁