A Peninsula Tycoon: When Games Become Reality

If you don't find a girl group to dance and play with every day, what's the point of those Korean rich guy stories?

The last one was well-written, which raised my expectations too high. This one doesn't feel like my type. The commercial aspect isn't appealing, and the pacing is slow. Is it just pure spending money to show off and find women? I'll follow it for a few more days and maybe then I'll stop reading. 😅😅

Actually, the book title is quite ordinary. Firstly, most of Peninsula's book fans enjoy watching Korean entertainment. This book title is intended to target the audience of "super-rich" novels among Peninsula's readers. I've been reading a lot of novels about wealthy tycoons lately, and this one was recommended to me at the end of the book.

Those who watch K-pop tend to flock to the same thing. I feel like if Aespa, One-Hit Kill, or other idols had started out, their success would probably be much better than it is now. 😭Why is it ending so soon?

1. Although the title makes it seem like a mindless, light novel, the author pays attention to continuity and logic in setting the protagonist's background and driving the plot. The author also did some research on the cars, watches, and other items that appear in the book 👍.

I find the old routine of showing off and then being embarrassed at class reunions to be the most boring and awkward thing ever.

Ugh, it's such a shame 😭

Cool white skin

Although it's a story about a super-rich tycoon, a significant portion of the writing actually focuses on the women. The advantage is that the characters are more fleshed out and the plot is more readable. The disadvantage is that the fast-paced, exhilarating pace of this kind of story slows down a bit, but given the author's current writing speed, the disadvantage is negligible.

Dozens of chapters for a company acquisition that failed... Finding a nanny takes several chapters... What's going on, buddy? This is really discouraging!