Peninsula: I'm a Pro at Being an Idol

Let me tell you my opinion. You are right if you criticize me. The first is that the pace is a bit slow. The protagonist has not made his debut in more than 50 chapters, and there are no explosive points. I personally think the dark points are a bit inexplicable. The second is that the protagonist should join a limited group of this variety show to debut, and then switch to solo. Personally, I still prefer to debut solo. The third thing is that the heroine has Choi Jin Shinri. The first time I watched Cui Zhenli, I thought it was okay. Later, there were more and more Cui Zhenli in Korean entertainment. I feel that if I don't write about her, I feel like she would not be alive. I am not disgusted with Cui Zhenli, I just feel that she is a bit over-consumed. My opinion is that she can be saved, but she should not become the heroine. It is not the author's problem, it is my problem. The author's writing is still good. Keep up the good work.

1. Looks good 2. Should I accept Ziyu? Tzuyu in the little black girl period, I feel really incredible, so good-looking, the most beautiful in the 4th generation, I can't get the current Ziyu 3. The author is really smart in choosing a bowl to debut, plus he is Korean, handsome, holy shit, you can think of how famous Korea is, plus Japan, but Is there anyone who doesn't know that Japan and South Korea will have a great impression of local prestigious schools? When it comes to Japan's reputation, the author can write it a little higher, or it can be the same as South Korea. 4. There are several female protagonists, not many.

I've read several chapters, what's the point of not having the main character? A diary of following a girl group? Walking around women is so tiring.

MoMo

I haven't read it yet, but I just want to ask, there are too many female protagonists, is the author capable of making them vivid and unremarkable? Do you still have time to write about the male protagonist's career? I really don't understand why there are so many female protagonists. Wouldn't it be better to carefully create three to five distinct and full-bodied ones?

I'd better develop my career more. I've read Chapter 73 and I don't feel that there are many hot spots. They are all chaebols and can't raise resources. I feel that most of them are revolving around a few women. It's a bit tiring to watch. Cui Zhenli is the one who saves her. How come both of them are saved? It feels like Han Yushu can't live now if he doesn't save Zhenli and consumes her 🤔

Since the professional characteristics are so good, why not activate some easy professions?

Sana's career ambition outweighs her romantic ambition, it's absolutely correct The author has his own thoughts in many places and does not follow the trend of writing. I hope to stick to it.

And I have to add some creative elements, a face is too thin

1. The protagonist is a rich second generation who has an exclusive butler and calls the protagonist Young Master 2. Support the return of Rabbit Gas and directly buy 10,000 albums. This is really too exaggerated. One or two hundred is enough, three or five hundred will be fine. Ten thousand is really too exaggerated and off the mark. Don't highlight the identity and wealth of the super rich second generation. It will make the plot very boring. It doesn't matter if you eat delicious food in a high-end restaurant every day. Don't buy 10,000 albums. It's too toxic.