Peninsula: The One and Only Star

I'd rather you be a plagiarist than an original singer. Your lyrics are completely based on imagination.

It's undoubtedly a female author, and a fan of NCT. Male authors wouldn't write so much BL (Boys' Love) content, and they rarely include female leads.

This book is so terribly padded out that 80% of the writing isn't about releasing a song, but rather about filming music videos and stage performances. The female lead is just a supporting character; most of the focus is on the main characters and their teammates. It's a K-pop story written like it's about homoeroticism. With so much filler and such disgusting writing, it's simply incredibly toxic.

There's no time to mourn anything else! Next up is... Visual miracle, all-around ace A legendary lead vocalist and a genius producer. The supreme K-POP emperor, Peninsula - The Only Shining Star The One: Fu Xingyi!!

In this Korean entertainment novel, the protagonist's teammates have more screen time than the other female leads 🤐, and the protagonist's career path is also written in a mess.

First. SM and NCT start, haven't seen them much before, looking forward to seeing them.

Real authors should just write gay fiction and submit it to female-oriented platforms.

It's almost 600,000 words. The author is either writing about teammates or on their way to writing about teammates. They really love NCT! 🙂 People read K-pop novels to see the male lead build his career and then get involved with girl group members, not to see him engage in bromance.

Having read up to chapter 60, a large portion of the content focuses on a boy band that repeatedly debuts under different names. The protagonist, despite being only 16, is already capable of composing songs like "That Girl," and the music video surpassed 100 million views on YouTube in ten days. He's also a producer on the entire album.

The protagonist is like a dog, completely at everyone's mercy, even fawning over his teammates. A protagonist who loves being a dog like that is truly something else; you'd think you were reading a BL novel if you didn't know better!