Peninsula: I'm Not a Self-Insert Fangirl

There were no "five wastes and one good review." If there were royalty, Ye Shuhua would definitely be the most powerful member; someone of her caliber could even get into the children's school.

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The i-dle is back, and authors are back in business.

Can anyone recommend some Korean lesbian/lesbian (Yuri) entertainment? The best of childhood I've seen Violet, Maru, and Guangbei's teammates, and I've also seen Xiangrong's Red Velvet.

Could the author write a new book about trainees joining Red Velvet to form a six-member group and debut, and create a romantic pairing between the trainees and Seulgi or Joo-hyun? Please!

Since everyone's joined a girl group, they might as well all stick together like that, but it just doesn't feel right.

I hope to minimize the mention of that gambling king's involvement, just glossing over it briefly is fine.

It's a shame it ended like this, especially since the climax of the book ended so abruptly (solo). I even made my first purchase on Qidian just to continue reading... I subscribed and voted because it was so well-written. In other stories, the female lead is in a one-sided love affair with the female lead, but the female lead and Mian Jie are true love (they're inseparable).

The feeling of reading it in one go. The pacing is excellent; the plot and details are handled with a good rhythm, neither dragging nor rough, making it a very enjoyable read. There's a sense of cyclical movement in the storyline. The female lead, Song Xinran's mother, seems to have many deceased friends who miss and admire her, but she's only devoted to the female lead's father.

I hope Xinran and Meiyan's future path will be as easy as Rilakkuma's.