Collecting Rent on the Peninsula, Starting with Washed-Up Idols

There are indeed a lot of female protagonists in this book. I did it on impulse at the beginning, after all, everyone is my favorite, but now that I have created a character card, I will not delete it stupidly. None of the heroines will be given for free, at least there will be a step-by-step process. There are only three or four important supporting male characters in this book, but there will be no part in giving away girls. Wang Yichen is an exception. Many friends know that this is the male protagonist of another Korean entertainment book. However, judging from everyone's reaction, it seems that they don't like the plot very much, so I will downplay the description and not mention the outcome. If you want to see the specific development of Lao Wang and Dong Dong, please support "Peninsula's Winter Is Not Too Cold"~

Who is the heroine? (There are many of these types, right?) Vote for one (The Four Crown Girls)

To be honest, you can watch any plot no matter how bad it is, but the few you've seen are so embarrassing.

Hey, what am I talking about... Unstable updates are a sign of trouble, damn eunuch!

It is a fight for chaebol inheritance and a fight for company equity. Write a little bit about this and a little bit about that. In addition, there seem to be many female protagonists who are indispensable in daily life. On the one hand, writing this way makes the protagonist's character very frivolous and her thinking is a bit unconventional and stupid. It can also easily make the whole story more complicated. The main plot of the novel seems unclear, making it impossible to see the key points, and the overall writing level is not good. If it has to be like this, it will not be pleasing to readers whether they like to watch business wars or Korean entertainment harems. It is difficult to have both the cake and eat the cake if you distinguish the priorities and choose the focuses well. Speaking of which, it seems that a lot of Korean entertainment in the past was like this, a hodgepodge. In order to attract all kinds of readers, this novel feels a bit ancient?

There is no need for Korean entertainment articles to spend a lot of ink on the confrontation between business and chaebols. Why do you think readers of Korean entertainment articles come here? Career is just a tool used to help the protagonist pick up girls. If you don't have the ability to write about business wars, just brush it off. It's okay to honestly write about the protagonist inheriting property and opening a harem to attract celebrities. But you insist on overestimating your ability and writing about business wars. It's a mess.

It's extremely poisonous, especially for Mr. Lotte, who can't stand it anymore. If you want to write about a chaebol, don't make the protagonist look like a beggar. If you want to write like a beggar, you need to give the deus ex machina a bigger background.