The Most Stubborn Man in the World

The subject should be that stubborn Korean man. It's well-written; the beginning was a bit slow and the first few chapters were somewhat ordinary. The later parts were written quite well; they allowed me to overlook some of the inconsistencies. Overall, it looks pretty good. A moderately good book, highly recommended. This book has very little exposure; there are hardly any reviews.

The author shouldn't forget that the core of this book is to create hilarious moments! Both the title and the core plot of this book revolve around the protagonist using a skill he gained through a lottery to create hilarious situations! These hilarious antics are the core element that attracts readers! Simply writing about appearing on variety shows won't cut it!

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If it's a single-female-lead story, then write less about the interactions and romantic relationships with the female supporting characters. If you don't develop the female supporting character into a lover, it will create the "giving away the female lead" trope. In male-oriented fiction, this many romantic storylines are about enough; adding more, unless it's a harem story, will cause the ratings to plummet.

This post is to thank a fellow book lover known as "A Bookworm with a Kind of Conscience". The early part of my book was almost entirely played in a single-player mode, except for this reader who cast a few recommendation votes every two days, and has continued to do so until now. I hesitated for two days about whether to post this and where to post it, but then I thought, what's there to worry about? So I'm posting this as a way of expressing my gratitude.

I've read up to chapter 105, and I don't want to continue reading the plot of the variety show "Back to Field." Which chapter should I skip to to continue reading? 😒

After the first few system skills, the overall impression is that the application of system skills is superficial, without much further development or interesting application methods. It leaves a somewhat unsatisfying feeling, as if the skill points were not used at all. At least, this is the case for most skills. This feeling became more pronounced after the system skills began to be sold in bulk.

The story portrays an honest person with a system that allows them to join someone else's studio without being completely exploited, which is unrealistic.

It was quite ordinary; what attracted me was the skills the main character displayed in the video. I don't use Douyin, so I hadn't heard of many of these skills. The main characters' romantic storylines are, so far, a weak point. Actually, not really, because they don't have many scenes together. I suggest reducing the amount of romance later on. Proceed gradually.

Has the author read Kim Byung-man's "Stubborn Guy" series? I thought it was the one he was writing about.