
Peninsula: I'm Really a Taoist, Not a Succubus!
半岛:我真是道士,不是魅魔!
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- Ongoing
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- 460k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Only Korean Entertainment Novels with Writing I Still Enjoy!
Several Korean entertainment novels with good writing that I'm following, along with a few completed ones that I highly recommend. Most of the female leads are members of Girls' Generation or Krystal Jung! P.S. New recommendations will be added from time to time.
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Hy’s Korean Entertainment Novels, 2022–2025
Mostly stories about second-generation heirs. I try to avoid harem-collector protagonists. I'll mark all ongoing books, so please give them a follow if you can. Korean entertainment stories are hard to come by, so let's treasure them while we can!
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SNSD Timeline
Are there Ryu Jimin, Ning Yezhuo, Jo Miyeon, and Kim Taeyeon?
Writing about Korean entertainment requires no effort at all, it's much easier than Chinese entertainment 😂
Q&A about the work
Q: Is there any need to stack armor? A: First of all, if there are any problems on the timeline, please deal with it according to the parallel world, because there is really too much content to be verified. If there is an error in the timeline, please forgive me. The author is really researching it carefully, really checking it seriously! If I think of something else I can stack later, I will continue stacking it. Q: Why should I write this book? Why write about Korean entertainment? A: The reason why I want to write about Korean entertainment is actually the same as the reason why Ji Chada started writing Korean entertainment novels. I have either read the existing Korean entertainment novels on the market, or I am not interested in the subject matter, or there are some other problems. This together leads to me now wanting to read books about Korean entertainment, but I can't find the books about Korean entertainment that I want to read, so I have to write my own~ Q: Since 2013, have you been writing about the second and third generation groups again? A: My initial book list of Korean entertainment novels was indeed about the second and third generations, but in the process of gradually accumulating reading, I also began to gradually learn about the fourth and fifth generation groups. I planned to write about the timeline of the fourth and fifth generation groups, and arranged a foreshadowing that would reasonably connect with the fourth and fifth generation girl groups. However, whether I can write about it until this point, I still need to rely on everyone's support. Your support is the motivation for me to update! Q: Why did you write about Cui Shirley at the beginning? Do I want to eat steamed buns with human blood? A: I started reading Korean entertainment novels last year. The first work I read was the white-shirted "Fun in Korea". This book happened to have Shirley as the heroine. Before reading "Fun in Korea", I didn't know anything about the Korean entertainment industry. I didn't know the Big Three, Girls' Generation, boy groups and girl groups were the most common forms, I didn't know what playing songs was, or even what kpop was. (Except for Crazy Horse Queen and the like, positive content Maybe I know a little bit about Zhang Yixing. There was a girl I liked in high school who was a fan of Zhang Yixing, ahem). After "Fun in Korea", I knew who Cui Shirley was, and I also knew some of Cui Shirley's stories. During this period, I began to search frantically for some novels about Cui Xueli. During this period, I may have already determined who I am now. Q: Multiple female protagonists or single female protagonist? A: Multiple heroines. "Starting from That Korean City", which was my inspiration, is itself a novel with multiple heroines. However, when I read it, I also realized that there were big problems in the later period of this book. Among the subsequent Korean entertainment novels, the two classics of Ji Cha really left a deep impression on me. As for these books, I can only say that everyone who has read them knows how deep the secrets are. If other problems arise during the subsequent update process, this Q&A will continue to be updated, wink~
My writing style is a bit poor. Where did you learn the habit of speaking without adding a subject? Do you think this is very stylish? You should have been taught subject, predicate and object in primary school Chinese, right?
The succubus mixes with Korean entertainment, which makes the chaebol very happy
How should I put it? It feels too bland and lacks any passion.
The truth, Hola
Peach and Barbie
Can I add both Kim Taeyeon and Jung Soo-yeon?
As title
Are you raising eunuchs as long as you keep raising them????