
Peninsula: I’m Really Just an Assistant
半岛:我真是正经助理
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 14h ago
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(26.11.08) Korean Entertainment on the Peninsula, HY: Enjoy It While It Lasts
Mostly new books! If there's no update for three days, I'll remove them at random. Enjoy them while you can.
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First, thanks to everyone who sent flowers. I'm happy as long as you're enjoying it, but you really didn't have to! This list is here to recommend Korean entertainment novels that I think are worth reading to fans of the genre. I know how it feels to run out of books, and I'm always looking for new ones myself. If you spot a book here that you like, please take a moment to add it to your collection. That'll encourage Qingfeng to keep recommending good books and help everyone find their next read
A Little Something to Look Forward To, Hy
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Korean entertainment novels are currently in a strange cycle, with a strong preference for harem stories. Harem novels are much easier to write initially than those with a young female protagonist, since each character's introduction and encounter can easily generate 500,000 to 600,000 words. However, most harem novels end up being abandoned.
I never imagined I'd fall for a real person because of a novel; it's crazy! 😅
My wife
Whee
Keep it up, author! That plagiarist is disgusting. 😒
It looks quite tiring. Many of the words, like "noona" and "nee," are too colloquial. Trying to create a sense of immersion seems to put the cart before the horse, especially since it's a novel. Besides, your book is primarily read by Chinese people; it's more for Koreans to understand than Chinese readers, making it tiring for them.
How can one protect oneself in South Korea without any rights? At least one position like company president or something, right?
Kim Tae-yeon is to the Korean entertainment industry what Liu Yifei is to the Chinese entertainment industry. Although she plays a single female lead, I just can't muster any interest in her anymore. I've read quite a few books featuring Kim Tae-yeon as the female lead, from high school until now, several years after graduation.
In recent years, besides my aunt and teammates, this is my favorite novel featuring Shan Tae-yeon.
Using this space to promote my book, *The Happy Tycoon*, also known as *I Get Money Constantly When I Feel Happy*, rewards you with 5,000 for laughing while watching a short video, 8,000 for winning a game, and 10,000 for admiring a beautiful woman… With a well-behaved and adorable apprentice on one side and a seemingly cold but warm-hearted female TCM doctor on the other, Li Qi's wonderful life quietly begins! [Apologies for any inconvenience; please contact me to remove if necessary.]
Is he even a person? I won't give you another chapter.