Reborn in Peninsula, Is Cha Tae Hyun My Father?

This novel is about rebirth. He sacrificed his life to save a little girl who was almost hit by luck, and was reborn as the son of Korean actor Cha Tae-hyun. With the memory and system of his previous life, he decided to live every day seriously in this life. He wrote fairy tale books and became a best-selling author. He co-wrote the hit song "Good Days" with IU. He starred in and co-wrote the movie and won the Blue Dragon Award for Best Newcomer. He built a house called "Anju" and brought sisters such as Park Bo Young, IU, Choi Shirley, and Goo Hara together to heal them with food and companionship. He also teamed up with PD Na Young-seok to plan the "Flower Series" and "New Journey to the West", using the power of variety shows to protect those who are severely persecuted by the world and create a beautiful utopia for everyone.

Look at the beginning of the male protagonist born in 2000. Is the female protagonist the fifth generation? 🙂

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The protagonist is too young, most of the fourth generation and even some of the fifth generation and most of the actresses are too different from the protagonist. There are three golden chapters. The first chapter introduces the protagonist as an honest and good man in his previous life. The next two chapters have no special ups and downs. It's too bland, one is that I'm too young. It's different now than before, and the plot before I was a minor is basically unbearable. It's not convenient to do anything at a young age. Either they think it's a joke or no one believes it.

When I was 9 years old, I came up with a variety show script, and no one thought the main character was over the top. This is the same as the 14-year-old aviation genius a few days ago. As a simple example, let me tell you rm: Infinite Challenge is a variety show dreamed up by a 9-year-old child. Who would believe it? Won't be raped? And why can the protagonist participate in variety shows? Age is always a drawback. Not to mention a stick based on seniority. 9 Years old is nearly 10 years away from adulthood in Korea. Was it a direct transition or did you continue writing until adulthood? Write a variety show, a song, a TV series, or a movie every six months or a year? Do you use it yourself or use it as a favor or sell it to others? What is the main plot. No matter he is a singer, actor, director or whatever else, what does the protagonist want to accumulate when he was a child? Connections or fame?

Don't be like some Korean entertainment companies. He writes about how to please fans in every way, without asking for anything in return. Cha Tae Hyun's son seems to have appeared in RM a few years ago. It seems that the female writer moved and the previous house was used as a secret base for them. Is this the son from time travel, or is there an extra protagonist?

If you look at the introduction and the content, you will see that he was a cow and a horse in his previous life. After traveling through time, he started working as a cow and horse when he was less than 9 years old. Life is more tiring. If the author writes it to himself, then it doesn't matter. It can be used as a record, but if you want to make results and make money, you may be disappointed because it really lacks something to watch. In Korean entertainment, one has to choose the identity of the protagonist well, and the other is the heroine. No matter how many generations of Korean entertainment are written today, they will always be the same ones. SNSD's Kim Taeyeon and Lim Yoona had the most Jessica who quit the group, followed by Choi Sulli (most writers eat human blood buns in the name of saving tragedy, and write about the protagonist being humbler than in reality). I will write less about the Crown part. Basically, I will write about which group is more popular.