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Korean Entertainment Book List
They're all recent Korean entertainment novels! There's also Korean Entertainment: The Movie Emperor, which I've reread many times. It's my number one Korean entertainment novel!
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Korean Entertainment Fiction Recommendations
Recommend me some good books.
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Ma Luo Doesn't Like These
Books to avoid. I may explain why in the comments.
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If the author wants the protagonist to be in the entertainment industry, it is best to write about the reborn son of a chaebol like Choi Tae-won. After all, apart from chaebols in Korea, directors, screenwriters, actors, etc. Are just tools and shit in the eyes of others. If you are a descendant of a chaebol like SK and are talented, Lee Jae-yong will rush to give his daughter to you.
Han Xiaozhou
Han Xiaozhou
In my opinion, the career line of this book is really excellent. Now I am speechless when watching Korean entertainment. Many people like to be idols. Their careers have not yet started, so they just fall in love, and then they don't care about it at all. The year is very close, and they can't even copy a few songs. How comfortable is it for a little idol to fall in love?
Cui Xueli
Cui Xueli
I read the author's first book and I thought it was better than your subsequent ones.
Kim Ji Soo
Kim Ji-soo
Park Ji-yeon
Park Ji-yeon
This novel is full of nonsense. It's all just a bad word count, and I feel like there's something wrong with the logic. The protagonist has a golden finger. To put it bluntly, he wants to score points to pick up girls and gain a lifespan. He can directly use the golden finger to start a career. With money, he can get a lot of women by waiting. But in the end, he has to get a bunch of fake 825 people to create a character for himself. In the end, he doesn't exchange resources for girls, or gives songs or roles. It's like taking off his pants and farting. Why bother?
Again, this is probably another habitual mess.
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