The Peninsula's Producer-Type Lover

First of all, thank you all so much for your support and love! Then, about the author~ Writing novels is my hobby. He wrote a complete novel (unpublished) of two million words all by himself, working in isolation. This doesn't even include the hundreds of thousands of words I wrote sporadically before. Therefore, regardless of how well this book performs, I will continue writing it.

I ordered a copy and wanted to comment. The content before it went on sale was quite good, but the male lead's character is a major flaw. This kind of hesitant, easily manipulated and schemed-again protagonist, who can't stand up for himself at all, is becoming less and less likable, just like the classic gentle protagonist in Japanese anime. I even saw in the comments section that there are plots where the female lead schemes against the male lead to hurt him...

It was definitely enjoyable to watch, but I always felt the male lead was a bit too soft. He seemed helpless with the various female leads, always giving in and being lenient. I'm worried he won't be able to salvage the mess he makes 😨 So far, the male lead doesn't seem like the type with strong control; he's just struggling to survive in the cracks.

Otherwise, it would just look like a monotonous chronicle; three to five main characters are actually enough.

Sana

After the European episodes, I got a little confused. Why? Logically, the male lead shouldn't just stay away from women, but at least control his desires. Hirai Momo is one thing, at least it was because of the previous accident. But what about Liu Zhimin? Her relationships were already a mess, and now two more have been added. Shouldn't he sort out his relationships first before adding more?

Judging from Chou Tzu-yu's personal information, she's actually the most likely candidate to run away with the male lead. I really can't think of any reason why she couldn't let go.

It's well-written, without being overly fan-oriented. The female protagonists in the book are intelligent; people who debut without intelligence wouldn't succeed. So what kind of people are those who write about female celebrities as innocent and naive?

Flipping through the character list and seeing a dense array of female lead tags, I was terrified.

Good grief, a graduate of Korea University is now writing entertainment novels! 🙂