Peninsula: From the Start, I Went on a Blind Date with Yoona

Everything else is okay, it feels like it's meant to inspire Yoona's motherly nature and care. The author made the prosecutor too simple. Formal prosecutors in South Korea have a long internship period before taking office. Basically, when you formally take up the position, you are already a member of the industry. Not to mention seasoned, at least they have a lot of experience in handling cases independently. Going directly to Incheon Customs with the squad leader to collect evidence is something that even a movie would not dare to do. . . Generally speaking, when it comes to Incheon Customs, the public security system in South Korea is very familiar with it, and at least it must be a strengthened police force. How is it possible to arrange only one monitor. . .

Hmm... I want to see the protagonist running for president of South Korea later!

If the author wants to write about the last election, he should check the information. The first thing is that Moon and Lee did not have a good relationship at the beginning. Moon favored Cho Guk, but unfortunately he overturned and supported Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon. However, Park held his nose and supported Li after being confused. The relationship between Li and Wen should be relatively stiff at this time. Secondly, Wen's prosecutor reform has affected the interests of all prosecutors. If the protagonist still wants to mix with Wen among the prosecutors, it is inevitable that he will fall out. Cao Guo overturned the situation first, and then he was forced to push it back a little bit after Chief Yin and Qiu Miai changed. If the protagonist supports Wen, he will be elected as a member of parliament after the election. If he wants to continue to be a prosecutor, he will have to fall out with Wen.

I really vomited after reading it, it's almost 100 chapters, Hae Rixi, Yoona xi, all kinds of xi, I really vomited, are you so disgusting?

The author's favorite among so many books is still the one from the beginning of romance

I hope the author writes more books and will keep subscribing. It is rare to find a novel with a single female protagonist by Yoona.

What is the purpose of writing this Yin Minhui? I don't quite understand. Is it to create a sense of crisis and help warm up the relationship between Park Hae Il and Lim Yoon Ah? But the relationship between these two people is good enough, so there is no need for it. Is it to help Park Hae Il? Then why write about falling in love with Park Hae Il? Isn't it just a matter of like-mindedness and help? Or you can just write this character as a boy who has a similar temperament and temperament to Park Hae Il. You have to write that you fall in love with it and then fall in love with it.

I feel that the author has written quite well before. This type of Korean entertainment literature is quite rare. I really like it, but the last few chapters do seem a bit awkward to me Father Lin has always played a role in the author's setting, but his previous fueling was at home or in private. Yes, hinting at the male protagonist or teasing him are all pure pranks (it can be seen that there is no malice, but there is a sense of fun between the father-in-law and son-in-law teasing each other) But these chapters are a bit too awkward, teasing the male protagonist for not buying a house in public dinners for being a soft-boiled guy, and then later teasing and slandering the male protagonist for being stingy in front of his work colleagues. I know that the author probably wants to push him further in the later relationship and speed up the marriage process with Yoona, but this is too strange. It is obvious that their eldest sister's wedding has not been held yet. Is it necessary to be so anxious? And the previous ones are well-intentioned. These few times, it feels obvious that they are slandering the male protagonist's social life. In the public opinion environment in Korea, even the slightest gossip is very harmful, not to mention this soft-boiled man. Is a stingy character a good character? Is it really that easy to turn it around? Once everyone forms a habitual thinking, it will be very harmful. Anyway, it looks really awkward to me Obviously the character Lin Fu was very good in the early stage. This is a plus point for me. It really works. It makes people think that it is quite interesting and good to have a father-in-law like this. I don't really want to hate him, but the way the author wrote these pictures makes me hate this kind of person. If you put it in, he is the kind of father-in-law who would not want to live with him even if he gets married. The previous character design is obviously very good, but it is a bit too far away from the current one Well, I hope the author can adjust it well in the later writing. Don't let the characters deviate too far. Although the work belongs to the author, the characters have independent lives after writing. It's a bit too childish to write this way Overall, I still like this novel very much and will continue to read it. I hope it won't make me awkward again. My poison resistance is not particularly high 😭

The plot advances too slowly, I can't follow it

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