Peninsula: A Life I Never Imagined

Domestically, single-female-lead dramas are fine, but what about those in the Korean entertainment industry? They're still single-female-lead dramas? I'm not planning to watch it, I'm just here to rant.

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Putting aside those sensitive points, even if you're just a fan of her looks, I still don't understand what's so beautiful about her. Why not write about Mei Yan, the character with the child? She has a good personality and is absolutely gorgeous. Just look at the other female characters in this book; I think even Yingzi from Shandong is prettier than her.

Forget it, I can't stomach fine food. The story uses various misunderstandings and the male protagonist's fantasies to introduce everyday life. I can only say that I still prefer to prioritize my career, with daily life as a secondary concern. (I'm feeling a bit tipsy.)

It's fine if it's over, but what Kim Min-jung has done recently is disgusting. Although reality and fiction are two different things, it's still really nauseating.

If the protagonist is going to be stupid, then let him be thoroughly stupid. Being half-stupid is really annoying. It's not that the protagonist is clueless about dating, but sometimes he just doesn't understand what others are saying, which is also frustrating.

I subscribed to the whole thing without even reading it, and it turned out to be so melodramatic with so many coincidences. Plus, there was an original character who was a teammate! This is really unlucky. I barely managed to keep reading, but this character was just awful. Is he out of his mind? This is the first time I've ever seen such a toxic story.

Open the door, it's Daddy.

A version you've never seen before

If you don't accept my sister Pei 🥬, how will you maintain order in the harem? 🔨