Peninsula: A Female Star Lives in My Body

Telling her family directly is such a suffocating move! It completely destroys the mystery between them, and she's about to go to Korea, there's absolutely no need to say anything! As for suspecting homosexuality, just have Yoona make a video call to explain it. Telling her family, I really don't understand what the author was thinking!

I want to see Yoona stir-fry Chef Fang's food! 😭😭😭

The worst part of this book is the male lead's character. He's too ordinary at the beginning, and then to try and bridge the gap between the male and female leads, they suddenly add his screenwriting ability, making it impossible for the reader to relate to him.

It reminded me of a similar book I read before, like the one by Taigu. I sincerely hope that the two characters can grow together, or at least support each other and witness each other's progress. I don't want it to become like that other book where the first and middle parts are basically a one-sided babysitting story… This genre features a single female protagonist and a sacred body. I'll add it to my favorites first. Good luck and I wish you success!

Many parts are really just so-so, but overall it's okay to take a look around if you have nothing else to do.

The later plot felt too bland, and the romance felt strained; it seemed like they were actually switching bodies later on. Although it was only described in a few sentences, the way it was written—fairly honestly—was too perverse and excessively grotesque, becoming almost disgusting.

Is it a single female lead? Why did they write Taeyeon as so cute? I read it on QQ Reading, which is at most six yuan cheaper 😌

I remember reading a novel about body swapping before. When I first read it, I thought...

I didn't expect it to end so quickly.

If you don't understand, did the main character and Yoona switch back later?