Peninsula: I Can Steal the Luck of Scandal-Ridden Stars
半岛：我能掠夺劣迹艺人运气
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 498k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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177Chapters
1.7kRecommendations
7.8kFans
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This book isn't for an ordinary person like me. The protagonist, this saintly figure, is too far removed from my reality. He donates all his money except for what he has for food, and then when he runs out of money, he lives off women and borrows from them. Impressive! 🥵
So artsy! He donated most of his salary to charity, leaving only a month's living expenses. It seems almost no male lead in K-pop is normal.
This is an old-fashioned male fantasy novel, with a fantastical writing style. It's completely disjointed, not a system of extraordinary luck, but a human aphrodisiac. The most toxic part is that it shuts down the system of extraordinary luck and puts the protagonist in a room with a married man, claiming nothing will happen. I'd eat a piece of cake!
No matter how well you write the original female protagonist in a fanfiction about real-life entertainment, it will still feel jarringly fake. This is because the other characters, regardless of their quality, are clearly based on real people. A fake character among a group of real people, no matter how well-written, will feel jarringly out of place.
The main character's name is really not good. Is it pronounced Lin Puzhi or Lin Puzhi? Anyway, it's really unfriendly to audiobook listeners. It sounds like "Lin Puzhi" or "Lin Puzhi".
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Korean entertainment suffers from the same old problem: overly sentimental and artsy. The subject matter is good, but unfortunately...
Those who came for the idol, please leave.
I've read 58 chapters. The writing is actually quite good. The protagonist is constantly filming, and there are three female leads. 60% Of them are original characters, including Ha Joo-hee (the one with the lowest character card), 30% are Jang Nara, and 10% are Sulli. As for Yoona and Suzy, I haven't seen any of them...
I feel quite sorry for this system. Giving it to the protagonist of this book is like giving Viagra to a eunuch.
Can we add Hara? We'll include both Shirley and Hara.
It's good. I don't think there's anything wrong with the donation part; we don't need to worry about them. Update more often; one chapter a day isn't enough.