The Peninsula's Top-Tier Star CEO: The World's Most Beautiful Woman Is Really My Wife

The protagonist, a company president, has to kneel down and apologize to an idol, and the company doesn't even take any action or issue a statement. What kind of chaebol are you? Your mysterious chaebol can be forced to kneel down by a money-making tool under the control of capital?

The subject matter is alright, but why is the writing so strange? The writing style is just painful to read. It doesn't portray the leader's abilities; it's too chaotic. Your secretary/agent is too overbearing—their tone of voice, their way of doing things... Ugh, it's really uncomfortable to read. And that sycophantic behavior after meeting Chou Tzu-yu—rushing to kiss her even though they barely know each other!

Teacher Zhou Ziyu

The male lead's personality and the plot feel really awkward to read. 😰

It can't be astringent.

Mina and Sana don't accept them?

Family, it's time to change the wallpaper again! 🙂

Could the author consider making the male lead a passionate sports guy for the next book? The current entertainment male leads are so monotonous (preferably tennis; I recently rewatched Prince of Tennis, so you can directly refer to the tennis skills before the National Tournament, which was a documentary).

Before signing the contract, I couldn't vote with monthly tickets or give tips, and I couldn't sleep at night.

Zhao Meiyan