Peninsula: My Career Took Off After Rumors Linked Me to Kim Tae-yeon

So far, the protagonist's power-up isn't very strong. In Korean entertainment novels, especially harem stories, it's best to have a powerful family or backer rather than a strong character without a significant advantage. A story where an ordinary person with a green card becomes a top idol in the Korean entertainment industry and builds a harem—this kind of plot, which doesn't conform to general reader expectations, is a classic flaw in Korean entertainment novels.

The author is a fan of the second generation of idol groups, so the focus is on the storyline during the time when the second, third, and fourth girl groups were formed. Main female leads: Tae Seo-yoon, T-ara, Baekhyun, Krystal, etc. Actors like Han Hyo-joo and Song Hye-kyo sometimes use the storylines in their dramas to create a sexually suggestive effect.

This book isn't even worth reading. The plot is awful, the storylines are far-fetched, and the plot connections aren't very strong. The female lead has a whole platoon of girlfriends... Especially the protagonist's behavior; he doesn't act like a reborn middle-aged person at all, more like an 18-year-old. Did he only retain his singing talent after being reborn and lose his brain?

This author's choice of female lead is just so perfect for me! There aren't many books about Sunny; I even got flamed for commenting on how cute she is in one novel. There aren't many books about IU either, but I really love K-pop novels featuring IU. And as for Chorong, I've only ever read it in one basketball K-pop novel. I only like Chorong in Apink. And Tiffany's is a shame to give her to someone else. How come our tastes are so perfectly aligned? This author has captured my heart!

Jessica Jung

Xiao Ming, who is rich and generous

Hera

If it weren't for the addition of Cai Xiubin, I wouldn't really want to continue reading. Like I said, the protagonist's status and abilities are too low. In other words, he can't even protect what he wants to protect; he's just an idol, and not even a debuted one. Sigh, the first few chapters have been like this, and he's even causing trouble for others. Let's see how he writes the rest.

Bro, the male lead's personality is like Guan Cheng's, which is pretty good—humorous yet aloof. Chou Tzu-yu completes the puppy collection. Does Mina have one? We could train Chou Tzu-yu first and then snatch her away, that would be great too. Aren't you going to start a company? Let's get started and reply!

Example: Write a song for female lead A, but it gets sung by female lead B; give a script for female lead C, but it gets starred by female lead D… She's already been humbled enough by following the male lead without any status or recognition, and yet he keeps doing these disgusting things to her. I don't understand (in a Fenghua accent), author, what were you thinking?