Why Not Date on the Peninsula Instead of Becoming a Cop?

The writing is really good. I thought the combination of Sir and Korean entertainment was weird at first, so I didn't want to click on it. But after seeing the heroines who won my heart and the author's sincere replies in the discussion forum, I decided to give it a look. I ended up reading it in one sitting. It was beyond my expectations. It is the second best Korean entertainment I have watched this year. This is a logical and slow-burning novel. It doesn't start out romantically, which would be too baffling. The author understands Korean entertainment, the writing style is quite Korean entertainment, the heroine's personality is also quite touching, and the male protagonist is also very vivid, not just an NPC who falls in love with the heroine. Fans are generally so-so and don't use nicknames that are too embarrassing. Come on, author, and put it on the shelves as soon as possible. I am very much looking forward to its future development.

Is Sika beautiful?

Kim Taeyeon The Light of the Present Jung Soo-yeon Shadows of the Past Im Yoona The Game of Wisdom Im Nayeon Innocence The Guardian Jung Soo-jung The Waiting of Destiny Seo Hyun The Awakening of the Dark Side The subsequent characters will be released after the settings 🙂

Tell me if you've seen it, are you aboriginal?

Strongly requesting to add Kim Ji-won. I reviewed the Tears Queen again. It's so awesome.

How can a policeman talk to so many female idols?

Jessica

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At the beginning, it was written that his passionate and courageous actions led to his suspension. By chapter 23, because his adoptive father always knew what he had done to get his reinstatement, he was completely confused and didn't know what the point was in continuing to investigate the serial murder case. This caught me off guard. How could things change so quickly? This does not mean that one must be upright and conscientious, but after all, human lives are involved, so it is understandable that he may feel discouraged and depressed. But if the protagonist still has the sense of justice from the beginning, why would he feel that investigating the case is meaningless? Shouldn't it be: "Although my life is still controlled by my adoptive father, the people who died, the people who should be saved, and the criminals who should be caught all exist. I will not give up saving lives just because of my own predicament!" From a God's perspective, giving up here means that the protagonist has accepted his fate and is really controlled by his adoptive father. Whether it is the iron-fisted male protagonist of love and justice, or the rational male protagonist who knows what to do and what to gain and what to lose, I like to watch them all. But you do one thing before and the other, and you have to design a dilemma for the plot, so that the male protagonist is separated from the front and back. It really makes me scratch my head. But the author's writing style is very good. I don't know if there will be such problems later. I'll take a look 😅

I found it in Daodu... But I'm a little hesitant. This kind of slow-pop Korean entertainment article also talks about the police and life story conspiracy... I'm a bit worried. How long does the author plan to write about life experience? Just tell me the number, I will raise it. By then this line will be over and I will read it in one go 🙏🙏🙏