
Peninsula: Turns Out I’m the One with the Money!
半岛:原来我才是资本啊!
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- Ongoing
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- 1.2M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
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- 1d ago
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The writing is a bit messy. The story starts with getting caught up in a conspiracy. In order to short Bitcoin, the protagonist contacts this expert and that lawyer for risk control. In the end, the principal is more than 3 million Korean won, which is worth 20,000 RMB. Even if you multiply your money several times over in a few months, it might still not be as much as you earn working a regular job.
The writing is a mess, switching between present and future tenses in a jumbled mess, and the plot is completely unclear.
The female lead of this book (tentative)
The main focus is on the fifth generation, with the fourth generation as a secondary element, and the female supporting characters/friends. Actress with more screen time: Eunha, Jung Eunbi, Jang Won-young, Yoo Ji-min Ahn Yu-jin, Kim Min-jung, Gisele, Ning Yi-tak, Shin Yu-na, Hwang Ye-ji, Seol Yoon, Kwon Eun-bi, Kim Min-joo, Kang Hye-won, Jo Mi-yeon, Somi Sana, Mina, Momo, Tzuyu, Kim So-jung, Bae Joo-hyun, Kang Seul-gi, Kim Ji-won
The female lead was well-chosen, but the writing was incomprehensible. The characters seemed pretentious in their speech and actions, lacking any sense of realism.
What on earth is this guy writing? It's all so confusing, the character relationships are a mess, the plot is chaotic, and it all jumps around a lot. Has anyone actually figured it out?
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Please support Master Su's new book.
It gets better and better as you write.
The free chapters are poorly written. After it was published, I could clearly feel that my writing style had improved.
The first twenty chapters require a complete overhaul.
It's so confusing that viewers can't even make sense of the most basic timeline. It's so messy! The reasons why the protagonist was framed were not clearly explained. The inheritance war waged by the rival family that framed the male protagonist was not clearly explained, and the sudden appearance of a rival family's heir, who frantically sells off the Bitcoin managed by his younger brother in…
Business Wars!
Please support Master Su's new book! Hhhh
It's not as good as your last book. 😅