A Heart-Stirring Seoul

It would be even better if you could add "mina" to it!

Zhang Yuanying

Is the protagonist suffering from narcolepsy or about to die suddenly? The three chapters emphasize that even when someone is sleepy, they can still fall asleep during a meeting.

It had all the necessary elements from the start, including a leg team. If possible, could you add Choi Ye-won, the maknae (youngest member) of Oh My Girl?

Don't show your face, that guy surnamed Bai. It's ridiculous to think he'd ambush someone in that tiny South Korean place. Where are they going to run off to? This kind of celebrity background The police wouldn't stand it; they'd arrest him as soon as something like this happened.

Is the latest chapter funny? A celebrity schemes against a lawyer? Is it true that in K-pop, no matter what the protagonist's identity is, they'll always be schemed against?

Based on the author's current descriptions, the male protagonist should die suddenly on his way to building his harem; he's so unrealistic, like he's about to die at any moment. I know you can relate, but this kind of writing is really painful for us readers to read.

Is this kind of plot really necessary for a published novel? Sacrificing the protagonist's initiative and making them completely manipulated by the female lead just to create conflict? Author, think about it carefully. In successful novels, which protagonist is easily controlled? Even the female lead, Sana, is unacceptable. Aside from those with unusual fetishes, how many readers would find this kind of plot enjoyable?!

Who wouldn't want the exhilarating thrill of 24 frames per second?

When will you add a mina?