Peninsula: the Reborn Rebel Director

This is the best Korean entertainment novel I've seen recently. The others are just rubbish. Come on, author.

I just don't know if there are any Korean entertainment movies of the same type. Please recommend them.

The career line is attractive, the relationship is skipped directly, the main heroine is too young Business career yyds

Bad, Ertu abandoned SM and went to Frappuccino

Who is Qing Guida? I only know QGWinter!

I have never understood how powerful the protagonist is. He is the owner of an idol company. Why do so many people value him so much? The protagonist doesn't have much money, and the power he wants is only useful in his own company. He is not the biggest one.

I remember that there was a comment that the male protagonist was like a nouveau riche who accidentally entered the upper class. I can't find this comment now, otherwise I really want to give it 10086 likes. The author neither understands politics nor business, but he has to rely on it. The male protagonist is an acting president of an entertainment company, and he has no decent industry. He is neither a financial giant nor an integrated industry that can solve large-scale employment. With a little investment in JD Logistics, he feels that he is already famous throughout East Asia. The investment tycoons in the circle are like the big shots who can influence the turning point of the relationship between the two countries. Once they have some money, look at their style, such as bodyguards, guns, luxury cars, servants in the Soviet house, etc. They wish that I am rich, I have a background, I am awesome, I have privileges, everyone will kneel and lick it and have it engraved on their foreheads. Park Jin Young and Lee Soo Man are not as abstract as you. After I fell in love with 🐟, I basically lived together. 🐟A popular artist stayed at home every day as if he had no activities. I thought this was basically a public statement. You could just lie to the fans. But every now and then, I emphasized that not many people knew about my relationship with 🐟. Not everyone in my teammates knew it. If someone accidentally overheard me, I would stare at them and feel as if I knew some incredible information and would be killed and silenced in the next step. The entertainment industry is where gossip and scandals spread the fastest, and everyone must be treated as a fool. In fact, the overall outline of the novel is good, but the male protagonist is too abstract and exaggerated, and it is too divisive. If you want to write about a male protagonist who is awesome, you can do it. There is a novel next door where the male protagonist is reborn and runs into the Korean entertainment industry to make troubles. He looks down on this and looks down on that. The key is to set up the airs well and just bring it up in one stroke. I made a lot of money by investing in this giant and that industry a few years before I was reborn. No matter how I did it, the background is in the process of weakening anyway, so everything behind it is reasonable. You don't have anything yet, and it takes half a year to earn 100 million. You have more airs than Lee Jae-yong. Here is an old man on the subway looking at the picture on his mobile phone. Jpg, you can experience it for yourself

A political book written under the guise of Korean entertainment. The heroine of this book is not Tzuyu, who wants to read it?

Is the author also an old SM author? How come Min Hee Jin is written so well that she really looks like yeast? The person in charge of visuals wrote that everything belongs to her.

I don't know why the author keeps writing about a relative who takes advantage of the protagonist's power to show off his power. This was also the case in the previous book. I really don't know what the author was doing with it. It's disgusting to watch. What's the use of it other than to write a trivial plot?

I came here to see the business. I thought there was a plot, so I came here specifically. All emotions, or a lot of emotions, might as well go to romance. This book stands out from other romance and Korean entertainment novels, isn't it because of the dual development of love and career? In Korean entertainment novels, where emotional lines account for the majority, at least 80% of them should be at the starting point. Isn't this one of the rare items? And after screening the first few dozen chapters, those who wanted to read only the emotional lines ran away early. If you stayed and persisted until it was released, you said you wanted to read the love line but not the career line. Then why did you read hundreds of chapters before and didn't read those Korean entertainment novels that were all about love lines (there are not seven or eight Korean entertainment novels of this kind, but dozens of them, and you can find them all just by searching). Anyway, I like romance and career dramas, where I can balance my career with my relationship, and add some exciting plots. I really like watching this kind of drama.

I really couldn't stand it after watching half of it. I always thought he was a pedophile when he had an affair with an underage... The key is that there are many emotional lines... In fact, the overall outline is okay.

Finished spreading flowers! Come on Kyu Kyu!

I just started watching it because Twice has a single female protagonist and the author has a work outside the industry. But can anyone tell me, is the career line of the paid chapters the same way? It's not as mindless and exciting as opening a golden finger. I feel that the description is like a child's play house. To describe the author's description of business operations in one sentence, "the emperor plowed the fields with a golden hoe."

This protagonist is not likeable. Too utilitarian.

I would rather stay in the water than end it 😭😭😭

Is there any way I can send a private message to the author?

Does anyone know the name of the author's last SM book?

Are you still writing about politics? If so, you won't continue reading.