Peninsula: Please, I Only Want to Date an Unknown

Momo: It's misa and no mo again. You Korean entertainment writers look down on fools, don't you? Lo Mein: No, look, I'm here! Police: It's a good thing I'm not here, otherwise I would have to bring three fools 🙄 sana: You are the one bringing the fools, you bring all the big fools 😡

There's nothing wrong with big head, appearance is justice, good looks are more important than anything else, it's better than those internet celebrities who are bragging about plastic surgery with Down's syndrome.

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Sister Quan

I feel like I have to stand up and speak out because good books are getting harder and harder to find, and I don't want to become the silent majority again just because I didn't speak up. I was dragged into the trap by the actor who is afraid of water and the best actor of Korean entertainment. I have only listened to a few songs from The Crown and Girls' Generation before, and I don't know much about this industry. I only know a little bit about it after reading this novel. But, uh, I tried to find the songs of those idol groups, but I basically think they are all average and not worth listening to. (It's not absolute, it's probably that a group may have one or two songs that are pretty good in the past, but at present, I have the impression that there are a few songs that are not bad, that is, Crown (a few are very good) Girls' Generation, Red Beibei (psycho & red taste is good), Fenmo, Afen, Twice, Gido have a few, and other nj, itzy, etc., No) On the contrary, those Korean singers have some good songs. So, for me, they are only valuable as realistic reference images of characters in, uh, Korean entertainment novels, such realistic novels. In reality, as long as you don't step outside the line (**, etc.), Other relationships, bullying, plagiarism (plagiarism is a national trait, as a Chinese civilization that has been plagiarized for thousands of years, you should have a deep understanding of this), and other dirty stuff, it's none of my business. Anyway, it's just a reference to appearance. So some comments say: This woman is old, and the bad stuff about this character in reality is nothing. (He is old, you can look at her when she was young, or she has gone too far with plastic surgery, you can also look at how she looked good before she had plastic surgery, or what she looked like before) If there is any black material, as long as it is not a violation of the line, go to hell) As long as the quality of the novel is online, everything else does not matter. Anyway, I only pay for the quality of the novel (wonderful plot, real characters, and even if there is any: the author's interesting ideological connotation). But this is just the idea of ​​readers of my type. The author must have different perspectives and your consideration. After all, realistic novels borrow the images of real characters for creation, so it is inevitable that they will also be affected by the real characters. After all, it is unrealistic to require all readers to have sufficient conditions, be physically and mentally sound, maintain high quality (if any) as netizens and surf the Internet, accept good ones, and not accept problematic ones. I wish the author better and better writing skills and writing results.

sana

Originally, when I saw the author talking about changing the heroine, I thought it might not be very stable, so I didn't have high expectations, but it unexpectedly suited my taste. First of all, in the early stage, I focused on one or two female protagonists, with a lot of emotional lines, and a large part of the plot between Mina and Sana (that's what I came here for), and the images of the two female protagonists were also very three-dimensional. The setting of ex-girlfriend Sana would have been a bit sour, but the tsundere attribute neutralized this, so it was very comfortable to watch. Although Sana keeps saying that she hates the male protagonist, in fact she is also a tsundere who dislikes integrity. The other is Mina's setting, which is a bit more traditional as a stolen penguin, but it also has its own innovations. It adds a lot of plots of Mina's gradual decline. It focuses on a Shura field with a large amount of money and is looking forward to the follow-up with Sana. Then other female protagonists are inserted in the middle, which makes it seem less thin. The author has a good grasp of the rhythm of the plot. Another point is that the book is plentiful. I originally planned to read it forty chapters in one go before going to bed, but I found out that I finished it at almost four o'clock. After it was released, it only had 10,000 words per chapter. I like this kind of octopus author. The summary is that it's good to watch, and if you like watching rabbits, it's just a no-brainer. Looking forward to updates.

Gourd

I was reading with great enthusiasm, but a prompt for paid chapters popped up, interrupting my interest in reading. Isn't this nonsense?

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