Peninsula: Idol, 2014
半岛：爱豆2014
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
In booklists 3
Novels I Like
Completed
Some Pretty Good New-Generation Korean Entertainment Novels
The golden age of K-pop’s second generation is over, and K-pop novels aren’t what they used to be. I hadn’t read any K-pop novels in a long time either, but recently I got back into the genre and checked out some new titles. I still found quite a few gems, so here’s a quick roundup of some good ones. I’ll share the main plots and my opinions, but there may be spoilers. Feel free to recommend any good books I’ve missed. The timeline mostly centers on third- and fourth-generation groups. There are
Korean Entertainment Reading List (Personal Favorites)
Korean entertainment. If it's not your thing, don't come in. Compared with its former glory, Korean entertainment fiction has fallen off, but there are still people working hard to create it. I'll recommend books that suit my taste. They may contain spoilers and subjective opinions, so read at your own discretion. It's a niche genre, so let's cherish what we have.
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Reader comments 10
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If you want to subscribe to these, don't write about the daily interactions of your boy band. It's really disgusting that no one will read it. They all come to watch the interactions with the girl group members, and Korean entertainment dogs don't even watch the boy group interactions.
Do any male readers really like to read about the career lines of idols? Don't they all come to see the interaction between the protagonist and the beauties and the Shura scene between the beauties? . . Daily Guide has already recommended many books that focus on career lines, and some of the books even have a female protagonist, and other girl group member Mai Fu. . Why would a male channel recommend this kind of book? It's so obvious😅. When it comes to entertainment, your career path is definitely focused on singing, filming, and investing in finance. . Writing about idol training is tiring, not easy, and difficult to succeed. It really makes people want to skip it. We are all very tired in real life, and we don't want to suffer anymore in books. 🙏🙏🙏
This is the first time I have seen a protagonist who has entered the development of SVT. With my natural affection for Xiao Qi, after reading the latest chapter, I can feel that the author has done his homework in detail, but... Well, frankly speaking, he did not leave an impressive impression, and the character portrayal of the male protagonist does not seem to be successful.
One minute and one second
In fact, it's better to update this book 🙂🙂🙂
After reading Chapter 10, forget it. It's poisonous. If you still have a time travel label, you clearly have to be a native, right?
Can you please stop writing about the interactions within the group, about brothers and sisters? I know you like this group, so just mention the good atmosphere in the group. Not long after it was released, a separate chapter was dedicated to interactions with the members of the group. How many of them in Korean entertainment are here to see the brotherhood? The protagonist is placed in this group and does not stand out at all. It is recommended that you state in the introduction that this is a group portrait article, and note the chapter name. This chapter is about brotherhood, so that readers can skip it.
It's great to write about boy bands, but don't you know how to write about it? There is no plot that highlights the protagonist's character at all. It's like a documentary about the entire boy band from their debut to their growth. It's bland and boring.
Sakura girl ❀ Sai Gao! The fourth and fifth generations, here are some recommendations for female protagonists
Read the first chapter. Didn't finish reading. The author's writing is incomprehensible. I don't know what the whole story is about. Author, look at what you wrote. Didn't read even one chapter