You're a Prosecutor, So Why Are You Playing a Womanizer in a Korean Drama?

Park Yeon-jin Sulley Cui Sister-in-law Mao Xianmin Sarah Lee Sister-in-law Xu Minying

I haven't seen such a dark protagonist in a long time, and it's really cool. It's more interesting than those protagonists who are always self-morally criticizing regardless of the world background.

Korean entertainment is pretty boring. No matter how awesome your career is in Korea, you can only be a second-rate person. If you don't, you will definitely die. You can play celebrities and presidents in the early stage, all of these are fine, but even in the later stage, you don't dare to mess with the Americans. This is the case in Hong Kong in the past and in Japan and South Korea now. No matter how high the protagonist is, it is destined to be a tragedy

This novel becomes more and more rubbish as I write it. Later on, I try to commit suicide, not taking my own life seriously, and pretending to reflect every time. I will never dare to take such risks again. The last one will cost fifty or sixty points. How do you have the nerve to ask for so much money?

The author should set up a single character at the beginning, and marriage is a failure. A heroine who only knows how to bully, and neither the female prosecutor nor Mao Xianmin will be the mistress in the future. If it is written like this, it will feel very blunt, and divorce is also flawed. It should be based on my life again, and it should be laid out calmly from the early stage to recruit talents, such as spy movies like Secret and Great. There are many talents, and there are many beauties, like Han Hyo Joo. To be honest, the author thinks that Lin Jiyan is a beauty, which is understandable, but it's not impossible without her, right? Her character is really unspectacular, not many people like her. The best thing is to marry a chaebol girl. Family, career, and money will all follow. The congressman's wife in THE K2, Mo Hyun-min, the one on the top floor, can also be included in Korean dramas. For example, Kim Nana can also work part-time as Secretary Kim, all-round 😜

South Korea is divided into three parts: the prosecutor, the chaebol, and the president. Check and balance each other, one cannot say which one is stronger. After all, the prosecutor is backed by the American army. Behind the chaebol is Wall Street. Lu Mouxuan beat the chaebol too hard back then. The prosecutor and the chaebol are forced to join forces. In the end Lu Wuxuan gged. Some people don't understand other people's ecology and always think that chaebols are the most powerful. How could the country of Milli allow one family to dominate?

The author must not have written an outline: he wanted to incorporate all Korean dramas from the beginning. It's out of the question. There is no main line or auxiliary line. Whatever Korean dramas I see, I write them down. I want to read it when I see a woman: In the end, I guess the author doesn't even know what he is writing. There should be at least one or two main lines. Others are supplementary

Come on, do you have an outline? If you grasp the rhythm and keep writing, the results will definitely not be bad. You can consider adding some popular real-life actors and idols according to the timeline, because it can attract those who read Korean entertainment novels. (For example, me 🙂) Bae Joo Hyun and Han So Hee, one is 91 and the other is 94. I don't know your timeline. If the timelines of these two popular people match, you can consider adding 🙂

Above the South Korean prosecutor is the United States. How can you climb up there without licking the toes of the United States?

It's so vicious that the protagonist actually asked his wife to kneel down and apologize to a group of ordinary people. The protagonist can't even deal with these people and dares to climb up. Which rich and powerful man would ask his wife and mother-in-law to kneel down and apologize because they are afraid of the possible retaliation of ordinary people. They also say that they must be forgiven, and they still want to be in the position with this mentality? Become a low-class person for the rest of your life.