
Korean Showbiz: Intelligence Is King
韩娱之情报为王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1d ago
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Synopsis
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635Chapters
106Monthly votes
11.2kRecommendations
22.8kFans
13 ch/weekPace
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No? The protagonist takes over right away? The Korean atmosphere combined with the idol entertainment industry of the girl group, do you believe it?
A girl who can do it once at a party if she meets the eye. What does your pregnancy have to do with me? Just say it is? Who knows if you will have another party the next day, maybe she will look right at you if she has parties every day. So it's a mass post. Whoever returns the favor will be the scapegoat
It starts with an easy-to-conceive card, so authoritative!
What a disappointment! In my opinion, after chapter 450, it probably doesn't count as the real content of this novel anymore. The first few hundred chapters that I liked were the mundane daily life in the temple, and around chapter 500, it started to lean towards cuckoldry.
Sika
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Shennong
Even though I'm so picky, I think this book is actually pretty good. I read it in one go. If there's anything I didn't like, it's probably the forced screen time given to the female lead. Some readers in the review section think it's the author's habit of habitually developing the female lead into a villain. It's not that I have a problem with her, it's just that I feel she's overacting.
Ian has been found
A photo of Krystal and Ian together 🙂
Krystal Jung
Krystal
The writing style reminds me of books published in 2010 or 2011; it's very stiff and lacks any vitality. I feel dizzy every time I read it.
Is the female lead in this novel only one of the seven characters shown in the character cards?
Is the novel's female lead one of the seven characters shown in the character cards? If so, who else is she?
Even with a more relaxed approach to K-pop, I still can't get through stories with angst-filled main characters. I really couldn't continue after chapter 90.