Peninsula: Why Do All the Actresses Want to Move In With Me?

Having read this far, I still have a few points to make. The author excels at character development; the female leads have very distinct personalities, and the smaller plot points are quite engaging. The downsides are that the main plot progression is a bit chaotic, and the combination of City Hunter and a K-pop harem doesn't quite feel right.

Grapefruit

I feel like I went a bit overboard, which reduced its appeal, and I kept omitting the reason for not mentioning his sister.

Doesn't anyone think it's illogical that the younger sister didn't tell the protagonist she wasn't dead?

If you want to keep a record, then you absolutely must support it. I love all kinds of liuli!

Update, you rascal! 😆 Lately, this is the only book I can get into. Other books I've been following haven't been as engaging. 🙂

The updates are too slow; it should probably be shut down.

What's the update situation? 😡

What does "no longer updating" mean?

Having read over 400 chapters, I think it's well-written. While there's plenty of everyday life, it's important to intersperse some fresh events to make the story more engaging. I found the North American scenes quite interesting, and the male lead's character is more three-dimensional. Just please give Tzuyu and Jiwon more screen time; they're two of my favorite actresses. Please be careful not to write overly melodramatic plots!