I Woke Up to Find Myself Kidnapped by a Korean Girl Group?
一觉醒来，我被韩女团绑架了？
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 290k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
120Chapters
0Votes
780Recs
25Fans
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Reader comments 18
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Can you please stop writing about China?
Author, you are a Korean entertainer, why do you always write about China? So much foreshadowing? I really can't figure it out. I like the subject matter of this book very much, but returning to China is too lame. Going to teach requires strategic moves like yours. Are you kidding me? Can we get back to the topic?
As shown in the picture
Better looking than Pei Baicai
The only Korean entertainment book I have ever read, "Artist Neighbors"
It is too risky to write about domestic entertainment in terms of official background or military force, and the development of the plot is too out of the ordinary. The official endorsement of the superior force is to go to the peninsula for rectification and development. I think it is an excessive return to the country, but the plot is fragmented and dragged out, and the main line is not promoted, so the label Korean entertainment is just a sheep's head?
Can you please move forward quickly? I used to write very smoothly when writing about Korea, but once I got to China, it was inexplicably very slow. I can only tell you to clarify the key points. It's already been a hundred chapters, and the main line is still unclear. Don't write about the people of China Entertainment. Please briefly explain it.
Stop writing about Korean entertainment. Your book is not Korean entertainment. Chat with a female character in a rental house for sixteen chapters, and the main plot begins in chapter seventeen. Then what are you doing in front of me? Chapter 16 is just water. You are really awesome, I just can't stand it anymore. Originally, the protagonist's identity is suspected to be an agent. If you write about gangsters, fighting scenes, or compare to the Korean entertainment novel written by Biao Jicha, it will be better than what you are writing now. The comment area also said that it has the taste of the past. Don't insult the previous books. Go to the old Korean entertainment store and find a finished book, and kill this one at will.
The one by Dong Zhang still ends too early, but it's a very good martial arts novel.
Have you written it well, eunuch? Damn it
The writing style has an old-fashioned feel, that kind of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger routine, and the background description is a bit too much. There is too much about the country. Occasionally two or three chapters are enough. You have to figure out where the main line is.
Go find the heroine
When are you going to Korea? My Jinna and my Jiwon are waiting. Please write less about China.