Peninsula: I Opened a Shop, and a Female Idol Fell for Me?

There are a few problematic plot points that I hope the author can avoid. First, harem novels should be blatantly scumbags. They should have their way with the main characters. Many K-pop authors seem to have something wrong with their brains; they create harems, but the protagonist flirts with one woman after another, then hesitates to pursue the female lead.

The biggest problem with many K-pop fanfics is that fans have too much of a bias. Often, someone with a very impressive background will seem like a clueless newbie when they meet their idol, which actually lowers the overall quality of their image. And please don't say that the protagonist of the design is lazy or casual.

The style and writing are reminiscent of early Korean entertainment, which I, as a seasoned bookworm, find incredibly awkward.

I'm most familiar with Girls' Generation and T-ara in the Korean entertainment industry 🙂🙂🙂. I rarely follow Korean entertainment, but I'm most familiar with the phrase "It's a pity to give it to someone else" 🙂🙂🙂.

With so much money, why does he have to go to South Korea to find a girl group member as a girlfriend? Also, in Chapter 1, the protagonist's parents went on a world tour, so why did the protagonist have to go to South Korea? Wouldn't Ukraine be better? Couldn't he take advantage of the time to rescue some Ukrainian beauties?

Hello Sunny, our little sun As we approach the middle of May, it feels like I'm getting closer and closer to your smile. Whenever I see the sunset over the Han River, I can't help but think: Perhaps you are also standing in front of a floor-to-ceiling window right now, admiring the same sunset? Her ease and the ever-present smile on her face during the show

Chinese cabbage

Yoona

JK

✨Happy Birthday🎂💗