Peninsula: Do You Call This a Chaebol?

Popular recommendation: This is after all a typical Korean entertainment fan work. The novel uses the identity of the male protagonist as a Chinese and a chaebol to engage in a pan-business war, and the main thread of the novel is to explore the models and rules of Korean entertainment through the emotional issues of the male protagonist. The overall reading experience of the novel is good. Starting the business war from the perspective of the male protagonist gave the author a bright impression. The emotional scenes at the end are also very smooth, and it is a work worth recommending. Work panel: [Author] wuli Taishu [Bookmark] Time travel, Korean entertainment, business war [Rating]🌸🌸🌸🌸 Content review: I will test the novel, and review good books here. Hello everyone, I am Jiang Liuer, an ordinary book friend. Let's get back to the book. What I bring to you today is a 70,000-word new book that is on the new book list. First of all, the author was attracted by the introduction. This book tells the story of the male protagonist's multiple changes in his status as a chaebol and the entertainment industry, presenting the story of Korean entertainment in a period in front of readers, and also dedicating a very sweet love story to it. Secondly, as can be seen from the above plot description, the novel is about a male protagonist who becomes a peninsula chaebol with multiple identities. Through the game with the established chaebols, it describes part of the operation of Korean entertainment and adds a lot of emotional drama for the male protagonist. Through emotional drama, the male protagonist is allowed to uncover the secrets of the entire peninsula entertainment industry. For example, around Chapter 20 to Chapter 30, the author has done a lot of preparation for the emotional drama between the male and female protagonists. Through the progress of their relationship, the relationship and operation of Korean entertainment companies are slowly revealed. Let me, a person who doesn't read Korean entertainment for a long time, also understand some of the content. As for the characterization of the characters, according to the feedback from other book friends, the female characters have a high degree of restoration, and a large number of character traits that are consistent with the novel are also incorporated, allowing the characters to be integrated with the work. As for the male characters, in the author's opinion, the supporting roles are basically promoters that conform to the rhythm of the novel. The image of the protagonist is relatively clear in description. But judging from the development of the plot, the character still lacks a little independent thinking soul. I always feel that he is just like the male protagonist of the current TV series. I hope that the author can add some information later, and maybe the novel will be more interesting. Finally, the author knows from the known content that the work is a Korean entertainment novel, a Korean entertainment work wrapped in business war and love. The work is sometimes a bit playful in its description of business wars, but quite mature in its depiction of love. Overall evaluation, this is a qualified Korean entertainment book, worthy of reading by friends who like Korean entertainment. {"TopicId":"804728532092780544","TopicName":"Book Famine Terminator"}

Is there no kabao?

Peninsula, do you call this a chaebol? This article tells the story of a girl group manager of SM Entertainment, one of South Korea's largest star-making factories. He met a group of beautiful female stars at work. He gradually fell in love with these girls at work. However, due to his status, he could only keep his love in his heart and watch them emit their own light. He always stayed with them as an agent and watched them succeed in their careers. Even if they were in love and even to the point of marriage, he still dared not say it. Just because I am a low-level employee. Life is such a misfortune. How could he have thought that one of the girls in this group had already had a crush on him? Unforeseen circumstances happened. Later, because he offended some big shots, he was tortured and humiliated. Before being thrown into the Han River to feed the fish, he imagined that if he could live another life, he would definitely not be as useless as he is now Summary: There is no such thing as the Zhou Dog Chaebol. It is just a fantasy of a low-level agent who was tortured before his death.

Peninsula, do you call this a chaebol? (2) This article is an ordinary male college student who heard the music of this group of girls one day and was so happy that he couldn't help himself. From then on, he embarked on the road of chasing stars. He worked hard along the way, buying albums, buying peripherals, and spending thousands of miles to go to a concert. Even if he was cheated, he could only stand at the door of the concert venue and listen to the music coming from inside, and he felt happy. Not only that, he also had to prepare data for them and compete with black fans. It was always the same, but miserable. The thing is, he couldn't control himself after being in love with her for so many years. It affected his life. He had no friends and didn't want to fall in love with other girls. He only hid in his own spiritual world every day. In the end, because he liked these celebrities, their identities were thousands of miles apart. , Love is not available, I can only suffer from unrequited love, and be in constant panic all day long, leading to insanity. I imagine that if I can become an agent in SM and then step by step to become a chaebol, I will finally become rich, beautiful, and both.                                     ，，

Is this book poisonous? Does the male protagonist look like a chaebol? You won't lick those celebrities like some Korean entertainment articles!

The title of the book is indeed right. It cannot be called a chaebol. The cunning and machinations of the shopping mall give Xiaobai a clear sense of sight. It is a history of the growth of the chaebols. It reflects the superior choices in the case of foresight. The layout and plotting are not reflected. It is said that it is biased toward daily sweet pets. It is emotionally indecisive and always shows a sense of distance from idols of different classes. It is also maintained at work. It is not yet a chaebol, but it has a chaebol style. The protagonist is neither a self-made man nor a newbie. The growth history of the chaebol is written with a strong sense of fragmentation. The sweet harem is still the white-shirted classmate Han Cheng, but it is a pity that the eunuch is a eunuch. The chaebol Xiang can only be said that Korean entertainment is only used as a background to facilitate the protagonist to show his "fist". After all, not many people are here to watch serious business battles.

A real plutocrat, all the female celebrities are standing by for you to choose with just one phone call.

Tianxianju

A Chinese wants to be a chaebol in South Korea and fall in love with a female star as a chaebol. How abstract does this introduction look to me?

The more I read, the more disappointed I became. I subscribed to all the updated ones and read them all. I think I can express my personal thoughts, which may not apply to everyone. It seemed fine at first. In the early days, the business was developing steadily, and there seemed to be no major problems in the emotional line except for the sheep being a bit abusive. The later stages are good. Every relationship has a feeling of being torn and abused. There are a lot of foreshadowings like related tragedies. Then the business is also involved. A lot of business is related to idols. This kind of problem will occur when the background of idols is set too hard in the beginning. The whole thing is like a mess. The business has not continued to develop. On the one hand, it is limited by the affairs of various idols, and on the other hand, it is also limited by the restrictions of other chaebols. So how much development has you written so many chapters? As a reader, it seems to me that it is very, very, very slow. In addition, the protagonist's attitude towards relationships is becoming more and more indecisive. It looks like he is ready to abuse for the sake of abuse. The more I watch, the more nagging and superficial I feel.

Bae Joo Hyun

My IU 🤓

Taeyeon

A person's character is innate, coupled with the environment he has been exposed to since childhood, education determines what he will be like when he grows up. Does the author think of chaebols too simply? Strategy, scheming, calculation, and decisive character are all indispensable for falling in love? Not talking about whether you can be emotional, do you have the time to talk about it? Which elite is not pursuing further studies at this age?

Come on, author, I followed you from the last book. I just hope that the author's plot will not be too bad or that he will go to the palace to practice... As a remnant of the old era, I just hope that I can see their peace and joy in every book about them~ PS: I recommend a B station blogger-Captain Cyberway. His One Day One Group series is excellent. If you like the 1-3 generations of Korean male and female groups in the old era and want to know more about them, you can check it out~

Lovely rose

Eunjung

Park Ji-yeon

When I saw what the hell, I actually broke up with my wife, I didn't even have the desire to read on. Good guy, what the hell is this plot? Why am I reading this book because of The Crown? What are you doing? ? ? I'm sorry. I've almost reached the end. I'll avoid reading your books from now on.

It has not been updated for 5 months. Completely eunuch?

What's the status of this book now? I stopped when I saw that I broke up with my wife.