Reborn: Seoul’s Comic Relief
重生：韩城乐子人
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- Ongoing
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- 2.2M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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Entertainment Novels [Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and American]
Entertainment-industry novels I'm reading, including Korean, Chinese, and American entertainment fiction. P.S. I originally only posted Korean entertainment novels, but I read a bit of everything. There aren't enough Korean entertainment novels coming out around the same time, so I'm putting them all together.
K-Pop Novel List
Korean entertainment novels
Only Korean Entertainment Novels with Writing I Still Enjoy!
Several Korean entertainment novels with good writing that I'm following, along with a few completed ones that I highly recommend. Most of the female leads are members of Girls' Generation or Krystal Jung! P.S. New recommendations will be added from time to time.
Shi Yi's Reading Channel
Korean entertainment only. If that’s not your thing, please move along. These are purely my personal opinions, and I only rate books I’ve read.
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Wanyan Group's maknae
The protagonist was called "Little White" by a comedian, like being called a puppy.
If it were a very close friend or elder, that would be one thing, but what about a bunch of comedians who aren't even that close calling the male lead "Little White"? Even if you're close to the CEO of Tencent, would you dare call him "Little Teng"? Imagine the protagonist is such a huge conglomerate; if comedians called you "Little White," would you really enjoy it? 😅
I love this kind of cheerful and simple daily life. Adults don't have that much pretentious posturing and face-slapping. Life is already too crowded. Fantasy worlds with all sorts of business dealings, acquisitions, and stock purchases are exhausting to watch.
Sweet Eun-jung
Dragon cub
These days, entertainment novels are all about pure entertainment. Anyone who's not living in a remote, internet-deprived place knows how chaotic and corrupt the Korean entertainment industry is. If you're writing a slice-of-life story, and the subject is a Korean female celebrity, especially an idol group member, and you're penniless and powerless, the reader simply can't connect with the story.
Han Hyo-joo
You can't write slice-of-life stories in K-pop. If you don't have connections, can you afford to play this game? Those women are just playthings for chaebols. If you want to play, you'll be killed first. The plot isn't well-organized, and the writing lacks logic.
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Eunjung