Peninsula: My Pearl-Farming Diary

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In fact, the writing is quite good, but it feels a bit bland. There is no sense of ups and downs or mystery. The woman is alone without a man chasing her, and the man is alone without a woman chasing him. It just feels so bland! Nothing like this in reality

💕Single heroine: Bae Zhuhyun ❤️Type of work: Entertainment star 💛Tag of work: [Entertainment] [Easy] 💚 Introduction to the work: The male protagonist Wang Weizhen is a Byte shareholder, travel blogger, and photographer. He has a double-entry house in South Korea. After being introduced by his elders, he planned to rent out a house. Unexpectedly, the tenant turned out to be Bae Zhuhyun, a member of the well-known girl group. After returning to China, I filmed a city tourism promotional video, and met Bae Zhuhyun again while traveling in Thailand - this was a wonderful fate. Because the company was exploring overseas markets, he stayed in the peninsula and started his life. 💙Single author's comment: The setting of the novel has been mentioned above, so I won't explain it too much here. In terms of content, there are not many career lines. The male and female protagonists fall in love at first sight, and the tortoise has green eyes. As a love story, it is qualified. Of course, it also focuses on feeding readers dog food. Maybe I've read too much Korean entertainment recently, and this book was very dull after I finished it. It gave me the same feeling as when I was watching "I Will Miss You on Rainy Days" and "Korean Entertainment: Searching". Haha, I suggest you guys read it when you are unhappy, and you will be done with it if you are happy. Then there is a common problem in Korean entertainment literature - the author has too many monologues. Although the ideas of the characters in the book are also created by the author, they still have to be separated, which affects the reading experience of some book friends. I don't know if the author has changed later. Updates are very slow due to the author's own reasons, so book friends who don't like to read books may have to bear with it. When it's over, I don't think there are any other problems. It's a standard love story with 670,000 words. If you want to read it, you can finish it in a while. 💜Similar works "Searching for Korean Entertainment" and "I Will Miss You on Rainy Days"

Let me comment as a person who has been reading for more than ten years, the male protagonist is not compatible with adults, has traveled to so many countries, and has basically zero social skills with women, which will basically not appear in reality. You might as well say that he is an otaku, which means that this kind of character will appear in novels, but if you asked me to be the male protagonist, I would be embarrassed to pick my feet. Mainly, I go through it in my head. Maybe a girl says something to me that I really want to be able to accept, but I can't accept it when I say it myself. This may be the pain point for female authors writing male videos.

Are there any single-girl stories about Baicai?

Entertainment novels, in order to give readers a sense of immersion, basically require time travel and rebirth. Otherwise, there is no sense of immersion, and there is really little point in writing entertainment novels based on reality...