Peninsula: Idols at My House Refresh at Random

The premise is quite interesting. It's just that I don't like second-generation "old baby" anymore.

How can there be Jessica without Krystal? I want to see J&K!!!

Regarding the background, author, you might as well add it subtly like in your dream novel, without going into detail. I think a harem needs some resources; relying solely on romance is a bit weak, and the 25-year-old female lead has more life experience, making her harder to win over. I especially want to mention the novel about the Time Gate; it managed to get over 2 million words of filler content, which is truly impressive.

I enjoy watching your K-pop shows because they're all about happy endings. A lot of K-pop shows are just breakups, which is boring.

Poor, legally beautiful, long-legged, mature woman like Bao Lan, you always overlook her because she's so gorgeous!!!

Writing about my childhood really has a Renaissance feel to it, bringing back memories of 2014.

That's too little, you old man. You don't want to lose anything, do you? (Continue reading)

I just finished reading the first three chapters. Those idols from 2025 are all pretty old now, and most of them have already had boyfriends. I feel like the protagonist got the short end of the stick!

Is there a problem with Ham Eun-jung's character setting? In May 2025, Ham Eun-jung should already have a boyfriend and be getting married soon. Now the author is connecting her with her in 2025. Will there be any contradictions? It's a bit jarring to watch.

If Tara doesn't have the crown, I won't buy it; if they have one, I'll buy them all. It would be a shame not to buy them all from such a visually stunning group.