Peninsula Professor: Top-Tier Stars Are Forbidden from Auditing My Classes

Xiaobai isn't a fictional female lead! She's just a bit obscure!

I feel that Professor Wen lacks the ability to love; he simply needs to be loved. In her relationship with Liu: she started dating because of Liu's initiative; her future plans with Liu were mainly based on her own development; and she ended the relationship because she did not receive a response when Liu was busy with his idol career.

Is this really a male-oriented book? The writing is very nonsensical; there's no main plot; it's just a slice-of-life Korean entertainment story with a crime-solving element; the dialogue is nonsensical, it's a complete mess; and the male lead is so pretentious and indecisive, constantly torn between women. It feels like watching a melodramatic Korean drama from ten years ago.

I finished watching it on Q. Frankly, the underlying logic is flawed. Leaving aside how a foreigner with a visa becomes a consultant for the judicial department and then gains law enforcement and investigative powers, the protagonist's actions lack any real motivation.

I wrote a paragraph: I can't help but hate you. Because you embody my sincere devotion. The traces of my love Many times I think If I am a heartless and ungrateful person The person crying in the early morning won't be me. I can't forgive you. Because you destroyed so much of my tenderness and love. I pieced my broken self back together. I will do my best to treat you well.

The premise is absolutely brilliant. The protagonist, besides being highly educated and handsome, has nothing else to offer. He's Chinese, goes to South Korea to investigate a case, and gets hunted down. The logic is really strange; I don't know what his motives are. Why does he have to investigate?

Like a central air conditioner, hahaha

In reality, they're all scum. No matter how well the snake is cleaned up, they still know that the fish is a piece of meat that's been trapped since it was a cub and can't escape, the snake is a cinnabar mole, the white is just a conscious attempt to pull, and the gold seems to be the one who's throwing itself at them.

The beginning was actually quite good, but it felt a bit rushed and the ending was poorly written. And instead of finishing it neatly, the author had to create a new book. I really don't understand what the author was thinking.

😭😭 Poor Xiaoliu