Peninsula: The Top-Tier Star Starts Chasing Me

Kim Ji-won is truly beautiful in Queen of Tears.

It's so sloppy it's unbelievable. After over ten chapters, all it says is that the protagonist is a chef; there's not a single main plot or Korean entertainment storyline. The pacing is so slow, what's the point of writing anything? And the fact that he's doing business with his senior is even more annoying. Everyone else is on vacation doing nothing, but he deserves to be a chef.

This mother is disgusting. She's already paid over a hundred bills and is still hesitating. Is she just wasting money?

Poor shut-in... Korean girl groups are just the harem of conglomerates. Playing games of ambiguity... They should have sunk to the bottom of the sea long ago. 🤭

The protagonist's character and background drag down the score; a cook from an ordinary family running a harem in South Korea is absurd, even in a fantasy novel.

Korean entertainment is truly unbearable to watch. The tree-lined paths you yearn for are actually covered in frost every night and morning.

The bitterness of Sulli's tragic fate; the spiciness of the passionate and fiery Sana; the sourness of Sakura's heartbreaking repeated failures in her debut; the sweetness of Bae Baek-jae, who doesn't seem like a naive and innocent girl but is definitely one; and the saltiness of Nai Mina—is it because she's usually a lazy bum? 🤭

Strip away the filters and glamour; just thinking about how chaebols can play around with money makes you realize that Korean celebrities are nothing special.

Three chapters of identification, He started by saying he would never serve substandard dishes! Chapter Two goes straight to the point and even insults the Peninsulars. Honestly, if you hate the Peninsula so much, why write about K-pop? Chapter Three directly humiliates Kim Chae-won again; it feels like I've been poisoned! I've been reading K-pop novels for so many years!

Please give Hwang Li-ji a chance.