That Year Korean Entertainment

How to put it, I actually don't sympathize with Jessica, and I don't know why the current trend is to accuse Quan Ningyi of sympathizing with Jessica. No one knows the specific circumstances of her leaving the group. It is certain that Quan Ningyi played a role in this, but how big this role is is unknown except for the person involved. People know that a person who has been a trainee and an artist for seven years is definitely not simple no matter how innocent he is on the surface. He can rise from a trainee all the way to the top queen. Some people believe that such a person is innocent. Does such a person not even know the details of his collaborators when he chooses to invest all his wealth in starting a business? As a member of SNSD, not to mention having a lot of connections, it is no problem to at least find out the ins and outs of Kwon Ning. She is willing to cooperate even if she knows the ins and outs. At least the creation of the brand is more out of her own will, so it is obvious that her creation will affect SNSD's income. I am a popular high-ranking person who wants me to be a fan. All the money was taken away, and the money of you fans will be shared equally as before. Except for me, everyone else will lose. The members and the company are not fools, especially the company and lower-level members will have a great impact. A person who has been in the entertainment industry for so many years will not really think that saying a few nice words can appease Cheng. Members and companies, other people will agree with her, no one really does, not to mention that the brand you created also affects group activities. You are making money while others are practicing group songs. What do other people think? The brand you created not only affects our income but also delays our time, right? It makes me angry just thinking about it. No one knows what everyone's relationship is like in SNSD, but it's normal for idol groups to work for financial affairs. If you touch other people's cheese, don't blame others for not being emotional. On the other hand, if you are emotional, why don't you take out your cheese and share it with everyone? The company is also afraid that if you agree to your brand today, someone will imitate it tomorrow, and SM cannot ignore it. I would give up just to control Dongshin, who is at his peak as an artist, let alone a SNSD member who is on the decline. No one really thinks that Jung Soo-yeon, who has been in business for 14 years, is more important to SM than the three Dongshin members. This is a lesson learned. I don't believe this person who has been in the company for 14 years doesn't understand SM's style of doing things. Therefore, being kicked out of SNSD is a high probability event. A person who is successful in the entertainment industry must be cautious when doing something that may affect his life. For example, I I am a person who is doing very well in the workplace and has reached the limit of promotion. I have a dream to be a designer (or it may be a "dream" just because I want to make more money). For this reason, I also signed up for a cram school to study. This is when I met a "friend" who knew my idea and started to "encourage me". "I open my own company, I can make a lot of money, I provide the funds, I design, I attract customers, she is responsible for management, I give everything, the leadership of the company is still yours, let alone the fact that my coming to the company does not meet the regulations of the original company and I am at risk of unemployment, I can climb from the workplace to the top step by step. Li, I can't agree to such an outrageous thing. From 2013 to now, ten years later, Jessica and Quan Ningyi's cooperation has not decreased at all, and their interactions have not decreased at all. They are still boyfriend and girlfriend on Baidu. In order to make money from fans, the most effective way for entertainment companies to increase fan cohesion is to abuse fans. Art People are victims, companies are oppressors. Fans accuse the company of sympathizing with artists. I can let the artists live a little better and spend more money and time on the artists. The artists gain money and more loyal fans. The company laughs and makes money while listening to the fans' incompetence. The fans have paid money and time and are still being fooled. In the beginning, the group thought they had done a "great thing", but is it the same in this matter? Fans scolded Quan Ningyi while sympathizing with Jessica. Jessica lived with money and loyal fans. Although Kwon Ningyi was scolded, he spent a lot of money scolding others. Fans felt that they were doing something great. You both feel sorry for the idol and scold the person who oppresses the idol to vent his anger on the idol. This happens over and over again, but nothing changes. Maybe while you are scolding and sympathizing, the two of you are still using your money to enjoy the world of two, while reading the comments on the Internet and mocking you for being a money-giving boy. The above opinions are some conjectures based on my own understanding. They are completely based on personal subjectivity. After all, we are not the parties involved. What we can see on the Internet are just what some people want to see. These opinions mainly talk about two things 1. I don't believe that a person who is in the entertainment industry A person who has been in SM for seven years, fourteen years in SM, and has been with other teammates for at least ten years will be a person who is so naive that he easily listens to what others say, does not understand the company's business style, thinks that if he says a few nice words, his teammates will sacrifice themselves to help you, and does life-long things just for the sake of temporary ideas and completely regardless of the consequences. 2. I don't believe that a veteran in the entertainment industry can become more and more closely tied to a person who brings more negative influence to him in ten years. If he is really a "victim" and there is no such thing as "love", no one will fully transform himself from relationship to career. Being tied to a "perpetrator", the interests of the two people must be consistent. People who fall in love with the entertainment industry know how to refine fans, how to control fans' emotions, and how to make fans pay money. If the interests are not consistent, the empress' love will be broken up after ten years. If the interests are consistent, the "rotten toad" can last forever. This paragraph is written too much, and no one will read it. It is written more for myself. I am not really a fan of Korean entertainment. I am a book listener and an old Himalayan member. When I was in high school, I couldn't sleep at night and had nothing to do, so I earned a cheap mobile phone and listened to books every day. It has been seven or eight years now and I don't have any other hobbies. One of the characteristics of my book listening is that I listen to one type of book for a period of time. For example, I am very interested in listening to Tang Zhuan. Thinking about it, I would always look for books about the Sui and Tang Dynasties. After reading this kind of books, I would look for the next one. Until last year, I don't remember the reason, which made me pay attention to Korean entertainment. The first book I listened to was Ravaging Korean Entertainment, although it was a bulldozer, but it was really enjoyable. The second book was I am a lawyer. Very few people listened to this book, and Himalayas was unfinished. At this time, I found the starting point, spent money to read the novel, and then I became addicted. I listened to Korean entertainment novels on various platforms. There are dozens of books, and I have basically read all the ones that I am interested in. The most popular one is SNSD. There are a lot of old and new books. SNSD has two points: the Black Sea, and Jessica's departure from the group. I had no idea about the entertainment industry, let alone Korean entertainment. One of my characteristics is that when I meet someone in a novel, I will look up the person's reputation, and bring in the information that can be found about the character to think about something, because The same person may be portrayed completely differently in different novels, so although I haven't been reading Korean entertainment for a long time, I basically have a general understanding of the information about the characters who often appear in Korean entertainment novels, but I am not a fan of anyone. To be honest, before reading Korean entertainment novels, I had only heard of Girls' Generation, G-Dragon, and Lu Han. G-Dragon and Lu Han were always mentioned because my roommate was a fan. SNSD was the earliest group I heard about, and it was also me. The ones I don't understand the least about are the other two who know a lot even though they are oral. I don't know when I heard it when I was young. I don't understand it at all but I know the name and only the name. Some novels are really quite real. I really thought that if idols were not mentioned in the encyclopedia, they really had never been in love. What destroyed my thinking was the author's last novel, novel + information + my own understanding, at least not I'm new to Korean entertainment. Many novels have mentioned Jessica's withdrawal from the group. In almost all novels, Jessica is the victim, and then a villain Kwon Ning-il is established. The protagonist saves the poor girl Zheng who was deceived by defeating the villain. Almost all plots are like this. I thought so at first, but after reading more and understanding more, this matter has completely changed in my perception. This author may really be a fan of Jessica. So after describing how the members wanted to retaliate against the company for helping Jung Soo-jung, and also heard that the other members saw Jung Soo-yeon opening a brand and were unwilling to lose profits and drive her away, really why, why is it our fault that you surnamed Zheng was kicked out, this chaebol protagonist is also a sideshow, not only punishing those who are right, but also cleaning up the mess for those who have done wrong. If you are really a super girl control, you really can't think of leaving the company, sister What is the situation of the younger sister? She has been hidden by the company for four years at the age when an artist is developing best. In addition to the reduction in income, the younger sister who is a traitor to the company will also be cold-eyed. If a younger sister can really do things and push her younger sister into the fire pit, it may be just a personality. Even if the relationship is really good, it is far from the level of a younger sister. A younger sister can be tricked like this, let alone fans. He is a good idol who can sell one or two thousand fans for a caring shirt. The above are some of my own associations. To be honest, the feelings this person gave me really ranged from pitiful to indifferent to disgusting. No one has the patience to see this. If I hadn't written this myself, I wouldn't have the patience. If anyone has other opinions after reading it, it's your opinion.

What kind of Korean entertainment novels do I like? One is that the story is told eloquently, but the emotions are very delicate. The other is that the storyline develops in a big way, with intense emotions, twists and turns, and is deeply rooted in people's hearts. The protagonist in the last book is actually the first type, but this type of book develops relatively slowly, and some readers may find it relatively flat. This book inherits the plot of the previous book and can actually be slowly transformed into the second novel. How to put it more specifically? The protagonist's background is a chaebol, and in terms of ability, he has a good grasp of the direction of his entertainment and idol career, so he should start in this direction. The protagonist has awakened his plutocratic mentality, studied in Seoul University, and is a director of Starship. He can develop his life and career to a certain level first, and then go back to meet his old friends when he is at his peak. In this way, readers will look forward to the protagonist who develops Starship well, secretly plays tricks on Lee Soo Man, and then becomes the producer of 101, izone, and oppresses SM, Lee Soo Man, a Korean idol in terms of career. Readers will be looking forward to seeing the protagonist as a chaebol, the top of the idol industry, meeting his old friends and how they will be impressed by the protagonist. How to surprise new idols when you meet them. Readers will expect that the protagonist who has become famous at this time will meet the idol with emotional entanglements in the past, live with each other, and the change in status will bring new feelings. However, the current meeting between the protagonist and SNSD, Jung Soo-yeon, Lee Soo-man, and Sulli did not give readers this sense of expectation. When you meet SNSD, others only think you are a fan of SNSD, and your actions are loud and clear. I am also a fan of Jessica Jung, and I can't even educate her twice. When I met Lee Soo Man, I could only lose my temper as a young master. After revising it, I threatened him twice. What was the actual effect? Because the protagonist has no career now and dances more like a little tiger. Everyone sees you in the current light and is not afraid of you at all. Just like Xiujing and Shirley written below, everyone looks at you with the same old eyes. Have you changed? At least it doesn't feel like it when written out. If the protagonist makes her career to the top of the idol industry and then invites Xiujing, will she still think it is SM? If the protagonist becomes famous and meets Cuizi and Shirley again when he is with the new young idol, and Cuizi is groveling to the protagonist, would that kind of encounter be more interesting? Will the emotional intertwining be more intense? Someone said, these all take time. In fact, there is no need for the protagonist to meet an acquaintance so quickly. See you, releasing those expectations of thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi. It did not promote the development of the plot, but continued the tone of the previous book, which made people feel a little unsure and a little aggrieved. In summary, why do readers like the extras in this book? That's because everyone likes the protagonist to be successful, unrestrained, and different from the past. So to sum up, when meeting new people with a new identity or meeting old people, the dramatic conflict will be more obvious. So I think it's better to hold back for the next big thing. If you want to settle the score, I'll do something secretly, and then I'll pop out and meet old acquaintances unexpectedly. There is also a personal opinion. The protagonist should be more restrained in his madness. The difference between the arrogance and madness of the chaebol should be written out.

Why do I feel that this character setting has a big problem? At the beginning of the book, I felt that this character at least has the ruthlessness of a chaebol. He does everything he wants and is not timid. So there is no change in specific things. It feels like he has an extra layer of skin, and he is still pursuing perfection and being led by others. The chaebol should really be more polite. If you don't care about this person, just stay behind and don't bother to explain. If you face the person you care about, don't be muddled. Speak clearly and give an explanation. That's it. To be honest, this episode is about Jung Soo Jung. They are relatives of the same age, but they don't have much friendship. A chaebol and an ordinary friend who can't bring any benefits. Even if he chooses not to accept it, he has to help Jung Soo Jung through the exchange of benefits between CJ and SM. I don't understand. The protagonist is frankly a Chinese chaebol and not a member of CJ. He is just a relative of a director of CJ. Can he really decide CJ? CJ's director is an idiot. If you move Zheng Xiujing here, I will give her resources and I will make money. If you don't move her here, I will give her resources and even give SM more resources to help SM treat her better and help SM make money. What good will it do to CJ. The protagonist turned against Song Qian, which affected his plan. He didn't want to explain it clearly, so he changed his plan. When at least ten people in SM knew that I was hospitalized, within a year, the remaining people in FX didn't know. With a friend like this, you, a chaebol, have to take their feelings into consideration and change your plan. I don't understand. Besides, Bae Joo Hyun is your girlfriend and Kang Seulgi is a classmate. The priority should be above FX. If you sign FX away, it will not only benefit the development of FX but also the development of Hong Beibei. CJ has many film and television resources, Jung Soo Jung, Choi Sulli, can act, Park Sun Hyun can also sing OST, Victoria Victoria is still developing in China, and the group will come back if they can come back. The main market is China, not South Korea. Is CJ really not better than SM? As for Hong Beibei, no matter how strong SM is, resources are limited. The main reason for the limited development of FX is that SNSD has eaten up most of the resources. How can you find out if you don't have resources? You raise FX to compete with Hong Beibei for resources. Thank you very much for Sister Pei. To be honest, I was quite disappointed when I saw this. I read the whole last book. At that time, the protagonist had no ambition to pursue perfection. It was understandable that he was sometimes cowardly. In this book, he said that he would follow his heart, and the extra story also said that he would become a powerful person, and this is the result

To be honest, it's quite boring. After writing so much, I didn't feel any climax. I can't even remember whether the male protagonist is a native or a time traveler. Korean entertainment itself is a very niche category, and a long-form story like this is not a very wise choice. And the most important thing is that this book is a continuation of your last book. To be very objective, if I had not read your last book, this one would not have attracted me at all. The premise of the continuation requires that your previous book be popular enough. If it was popular enough, I don't think the author would choose to publish a new book. At least with the level of this book at the beginning, I don't think it will attract many new readers besides old readers. For the sake of the stability of the timeline, the super-long novel is destined that the male protagonist will not make any changes. After all, if the male protagonist makes any big changes, it is bound to affect the actual situation. Without reality as a reference, it will be difficult for a Korean entertainment drama with a career like this to continue. This is the case at least for IZ*ONE's debut. In other words, there are still three or four years left during this period. According to the situation of the previous book, the author can write a million words in three or four years. In other words, I have to look at the hero's mother-in-law and mother-in-law in these millions of words, which makes me feel disgusted. The author wants to portray the male protagonist as a domineering type of person, but when the male protagonist encounters emotional problems, he just avoids them and doesn't even dare to explain. And I still don't understand the point of conflict between the male protagonist and Kwon Eun-bi? Just because the male protagonist conceals his identity? What is the point of Kwon Eun-bi being the weird male protagonist? Is it to blame the male protagonist for not using his identity to facilitate her debut? Anyway, the male protagonist's emotional line is inexplicable. You can either love him purely to the end, or you can be a scumbag. It's really boring to watch him take notes like this. Also, South Korea is the son of the United States. How effective is your status as the second son of Huawei? If you and I don't deal with each other, your son will look good on you? Putting all this aside, three chapters have been updated in February. Is this book going to be discontinued?

I think it's better to let Sister Pei know that the male protagonist is still nostalgic for his ex. Of course, this is the idea of ​​writing a single female protagonist. If it were to be written as a harem, that would be okay, but I think it's not good for the protagonist to hide things like this and often treat a woman who is wholeheartedly for him, and the matter of Sister Pei as the host is indeed a bit abrupt. I feel that since their relationship is so well described, they will not be informed in advance, and it is also like the comments said It is impossible that no one told the protagonist who is a second-generation chaebol. I even think that Park can be replaced as the MC. Of course, this is difficult to describe after the protagonist has no works, and it also pave the way for the introduction of the ending plot later. However, this kind of plot is more like NTR and forcibly opening a harem. I can accept that it looks a bit awkward and it is okay. But one thing made me have a very similar idea to a friend in the comment area, that is, if I follow the plot and open a harem, I really want Sister Pei to sever the relationship with the protagonist, and then the protagonist collapses again and jumps to the end, letting the protagonist take responsibility for what he does. Because I have always felt that the protagonist does not like Sister Pei very much (of course this is also related to the fact that I have not read the previous book). The protagonist is very strong when facing Sister Pei. Although the author described how much the two miss each other, the protagonist has always been obsessed with his ex. I feel understandable but very painful, because the protagonist's Everything was done without telling Sister Pei, and according to the author's description, the protagonist even planned to start a harem. This makes me feel that the protagonist agreed to be a couple with Sister Pei according to the author's description, and there was even a sense of compromise, as if Sister Pei confessed and saved the protagonist and the protagonist was together in return. I didn't tell Sister Pei about the psychological diagnosis that she even wanted to do two things, and the words I said to my cousin later, I would rather you drive a bulldozer than be too obvious. If it is a single female protagonist, I feel that Sister Pei should be able to appear more and reflect their personality. Regarding relationships, it is best to let Sister Pei get more involved or understand the male protagonist's thoughts, otherwise it will always feel like you are deliberately playing around and then looking for someone else to love. Of course, the author may have your own plans already, and we as readers are just expressing our own opinions. But if it is written as a harem later, it would be reasonable. However, if it is written as a harem, I personally don't like the kind of bulldozer stallion. Less is better. The last thing I want to say is that a lot of complaints are because I am a fan of Sister Pei, and I put some filters on it. Overall, I still feel that the author has his own arrangements. There aren't many articles writing about Korean entertainment these days. The author's writing is also very detailed and comfortable. Please keep up the good work, author! Regardless of whether it is a harem or a single female protagonist, I still hope that Sister Pei can have a good ending. It would be better if she has more scenes hahahaha

I finally understood it, it was a story about a girl group from a chaebol family who sucked the dog but was defeated by the girl group and became incompetent and furious. It's said to be revenge, but you have to lick it when it's time to lick it

After reading Chapter 10, I didn't see the main plot. Is the protagonist's character really likeable? Because I am unhappy, I have to change the rules of society, but the identity and ability of the protagonist do not seem to match this. After all, those who reach the highest position in the country need to abide by the rules. Then, in these 10 chapters, I only saw the creation of an incompetent and angry young master who is mentally underage and wants to change but nothing has changed.

Choi Jinri

I'm here again, has the truth come out? Tell me some personal thoughts I feel that the author wants to write based on facts too much. This can be seen from the plot related to Shirley in the last book. Take the male protagonist's original intention to have Shirley in Reply 1994 as an example, and the experiences of girlhood. No matter how things develop, the final result will become what happened in the real world. (Because I don't like Quan and Bae very much, I only watched Truth Line, Face Line, and Ji Soo Line) The stories of the male protagonist and all the female protagonists are basically behind the scenes, and what is reported in front of the stage or in the news is what happened in the real world. This way of writing seems to have advantages and disadvantages. The good thing is that the characters are very three-dimensional, because many events happened in the real world, which gives people the feeling that there is really a male protagonist behind this group of idols, which is particularly immersive. The disadvantage is that for some heroines who have never had anything bad happen to them, it doesn't matter, but for heroines like Truth, for whom reality is unfair, it makes readers uncomfortable. Therefore, many readers will find it difficult to calm down and feel uncomfortable. I would like to give you a suggestion. I happened to find that the author wrote that the male protagonist took the initiative to participate in my marriage. I think this can be regarded as a signal for the male protagonist to come to the stage. This can be used as an entry point to gradually deviate from the real world in the novel, so that those plots that make readers feel uncomfortable can be saved. Even if the story is still basically what happened in the real world, some things that have never happened should be arranged to save it. Because the truth really needs a ray of light to shine on it, I hope the author can adopt some opinions. I believe that if this is the case, more people will read this book.

Zhao Meiyan

Red velvet

First love goddess! ! !