Peninsula: My Idol Girlfriend Died from the Start

Friendly reminder: The following content contains spoilers, please view with caution. This book was serialized up to Chapter 64 on December 30, 2024, and is currently on hiatus. After reading all the chapters, I couldn't help but feel a pang of regret. Perhaps the poor results prove that mind-bending stories and K-pop aren't a good match?

Excellent! To be honest, the author's initial timeline was... Well, how should I put it? It was rather confusing. While reading, I genuinely felt a sense of frustration that I shared with the protagonist. I'm not saying it's bad; as we all know, a novel's writing can evoke emotions, and I think it succeeded in every way.

This book is so badly written that you absolutely won't understand it unless you read it from the beginning. Even if you separate the foreshadowing and the main plot, you still won't understand it. Does the male protagonist have the ability to time travel at will? That's quite mind-bending. I feel like if people waited a while before reading your book, they'd probably lose a lot of brain cells.

It's like a time-travel story. At the beginning, the male lead doesn't recognize Ji-soo, but he travels against the current, gradually falling in love with her. Then, at the height of his love, he meets Ji-soo again, even though she didn't know him then. It's somewhat like the structure of an ancient love song. When you love someone the most, they don't recognize you; every goodbye is a final farewell.

Having read the first two or three chapters, it seems the male protagonist is similar to the character in the movie "The Time Traveler's Wife," occasionally experiencing time travel. The male and female protagonists' two timelines constantly intersect. I don't know if my guess is right, but from the perspective of content arrangement, it feels like it will be very difficult to write.

Xiao Pei

It's well-written, but please don't write like that again. The constant time travel is giving me a headache. I much prefer simpler novels where the protagonist wins over all their favorite female idols.

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