The Peninsula’s Master of Destiny

How could the female lead be missing? : Lim Nayeon, Bae Joo-hyun, Kang Seul-gi, Minatozaki Sana, Hirai Momo, Mani Mina, Shin Yoo-na, Yoo Jimin, Kim Da-hyun. That's how the female lead is for now. Welcome to the discussion!

It felt strange; the male lead completely lost his cultivation aura whenever he was around a woman. It felt too disjointed.

Occasionally rambling on and on is fine, but constant rambling is a bit unsettling. It's all empty rhetoric and grandiose stuff; is it just to reach a word count? You can't even save yourself, yet you expect to save others.

Hmm, well, the main plot is still somewhat interesting, but it seems the male lead has become a bit more talkative since meeting Yoona. While it's true that monks aren't necessarily quiet, after seeing so many faces, a symbolic reminder wouldn't be the kind of constant nagging, especially since they've only met a few times. Besides, it's hard to reason with a stubborn person like that. It feels a bit strange for a monk to meddle in so many other people's private affairs. That's just my opinion.

What kind of character is the author trying to portray the male protagonist as? The Desolate Emperor Shi Hao? Is his heart some kind of supreme bone that can grow back after being dug out? Can't you just stick to writing about K-pop? Why do you have to come up with such a disgusting plot? I'm dropping this book, it's disgusting.

Since they can read fate, what if one day they give you a picture and ask if this person can become the Great Barrel Warrior? 🐷🐷

You seem to have already cut a few books, all due to poor early-to-mid-game performance. If you're hoping to achieve instant success, you shouldn't be writing books at all. Authors like you are extremely rare. If you had that kind of luck, you would have achieved success long ago.

Is this some kind of Taoist priest breaking his vows, prodigal son turning over a new leaf, forcing a good woman into prostitution, or persuading a prostitute to reform—creating a stark contrast?

Hey bro, could you replace Yoona? Let the younger actresses get more screen time...

Lately, all the K-pop I've been watching features Im Yoon-ah. Can't you authors just leave the second-generation stars alone and let them get married and have kids? Why don't you just focus on writing about the fourth and fifth generations?