The Stars of the Peninsula

The higher the status, the less attractive it is. Isn't watching Korean entertainment just to interact with the artists? It says commercialization is boring.

I was attracted to it when I saw the protagonist participating in the show We Got Married. I believe many readers were attracted to it because of love, but later it gradually turned into an urban business war theme, and its appeal to me dropped a lot. I think there must be more people who like to watch the protagonist and his idol fall in love than the protagonist engaging in business wars in Korea, right? It's not that I object to the description of the protagonist's career development, but the description is too bland. I have been following it all the way. The impression I have in the last hundred or ten chapters is that three things have happened: the protagonist established a company and started investing, launched a girl group, and acquired other companies. In addition, I feel that the recent emotional scenes have become more and more frequent. Take the latest chapter as an example. The protagonist and the heroine travel, which can be said to be a good embellishment in the ordinary chapters. According to the previous writing method, I can write two chapters when I go to Disney, but this chapter is skipped in two paragraphs, just like I keep a diary. I don't know if the author can see it and agree with my ideas. I hope I can write more exciting things next🙏

Good condition

This author is really good. He will criticize the comments when he sees them. I find both the comment section and the plot of this book interesting. And I quite like the character of this author. If they are not full-time writers, most people just write to please themselves, not to please the readers. There is no problem in writing by themselves. I want to read a lot of Bulldozer's hymns. On the contrary, there are not many hysterics who have been pulling ambiguities for so long and can still write such interesting hyms. The ace next door and his previous book both started to get a bit boring after about 200 chapters. Just write slowly and at your own pace, and don't let yourself be led astray by readers or someone's love affairs. It's really beautifully written.

So beautiful

Kim Ji-soo

Hey, the author should be a liberal arts student. It's really interesting to do a program about copying songs and talking about love, but he has no concept of data at all. The shares of Douyin are tens of billions, and the company's shares are billions. The number of views on YouTube can be realized in the amount of 10 to 20 million US dollars a year. A hit song can earn millions, and he has written dozens of songs. He is also short of money all day long. The sponsors of a concert start at tens of millions, and so many advertisements cannot reach hundreds of millions. How much money can a broken Korean company spend? I'm really convinced.

Later in the book, I don't know if the author listened to the suggestions of those single female protagonists and cut off the interaction between Ji Soo and Won Young, and omitted the King vs. King Shura scene. I've been chasing him for business reasons, and I thought I could fight Fatty Fang, but it turned out that I ended up being a fool, and I was just trying to get my backer.

I have watched it from beginning to end. I felt that the first part was okay. But in the second part, when I started a company and there were too many business wars, I wasn't particularly interested. I still liked the more relaxed plot in the first part.

Will you write another book in the future? Do you have any plans for the next book?