The Peninsula's Elite Lawyer

South Korean entertainers, especially female celebrities, have very low social status; please don't bring that into China.

If the protagonist has no powerful connections and is killed, no one will stand up for him.

Please be kinder to our Yoona. 🙂

Don't write about being a leading lady in the entertainment industry, as it lowers your status and class. Just write about being a mistress in the Korean entertainment industry. If you're going to marry, choose someone from a similar background who can help you in your career.

Korean lawyers, unless they're retired prosecutors, are worse than dogs; what justice? They prosecute even slightly influential chaebols and don't even know how they died. The subject matter is terrible.

The story is exciting, but it feels suffocating. There's no cheat code, no time traveler, and it feels like there's no power to break through that class barrier.

It's tiring to watch. The story is good, but the overall tone is too dark so far, making it a bit suffocating when you're in the protagonist's shoes. Also, there's no background, no cheat codes, and no deus ex machina. Breaking the class barrier will probably require a lot of groundwork. I'll just have to wait and see.

He has no connections and yet writes about being a lawyer; lawyers are never as sought-after as prosecutors.

The character is unlikable, especially the part about abandoning women.

Top lawyers, of course, become presidents.