Peninsula: They Walked into My Frame

Recently, the quality of new Korean entertainment books has suddenly become higher.

The plot is well written, the multiple lines running in parallel are pretty good, and the emotional drama is also presentable. I gave it a monthly subscription. But the male protagonist's constant emphasis on the lack of emotions is a bit ➗. Zhi En looked uncomfortable. I feel more comfortable admitting that I like multiple people than having no feelings at all.

Surprisingly, it's okay, but I personally don't like the character of the protagonist very much. I always emphasize that there is no emotion, and I like everyone who is aboveboard. However, I think it's better for different statuses. (Don't scold me, at least I've booked it all and voted for a few monthly votes. I'm just telling you my personal thoughts)

In fact, when we watch Korean entertainment, don't we just watch it because we like them? But I don't feel the protagonist or the author's love for the characters at all. Through the works, I can't find any reason to like them. I can only see a group of old ladies who are fighting each other, which is not interesting. The protagonist can be pulled in various ways due to the length of the work. I believe most people don't like female competition. What do they mean, animals in heat?

Wow, I've finished reading another book. Forget it, I'll replenish your subscription when the time comes. It's a headache😩

If Ms. Sunny doesn't post videos on Instagram, I wouldn't even know that Little Sun has joined Lee Soo Man's new company. Lee Soo Man finally realizes that her niece is better 😆

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