Star Media Helmsman

"Some people are dead, but they are still alive." Human organ donors are such people. On May 20, at the Guangxi Academy of Medical Sciences and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region People's Hospital, 35-year-old organ donor Hou Chunhui donated a liver (the liver was split into two and can be transplanted to two liver failure patients), two kidneys, and a pair of corneas, giving four people a new life and two people regaining their sight. His young life continues in great love.

Jida, I didn't expect you to be able to resist, Gao Yi.

Think about it and decide to write something. It is a way to commemorate my youth, and also commemorate the brain I know. The first book I came into contact with was "Star Language Korea". To be honest, it sucks. I haven't finished it after watching it several times. Even after watching the later works, I went back to watch it with the mentality of a fan, but I still didn't finish it. I really don't think it's good. But starting from "The Alone Starlight", everything changed. I don't know what happened to make an author have such a drastic change in his two books. I remember someone commented at that time that these two books didn't look like they were written by the same person! That's true. At that time, I was fascinated by Jessica Jung and looked for her books everywhere, and then I saw "The Alone Starlight" with her as the protagonist. That feeling is like God heard your prayer and then mercifully fulfilled your wish. The head is the God. The characters he created almost completely match my knowledge and understanding of the characters, as if they were written specifically for me! This feeling of touching the soul is believed to be felt by many book lovers when they find a book that suits them. Even after more than ten years, I still remember this feeling, and I may never forget it in my life. Then there is this book "Star Media Helmsman". Even if it is not finished, I still think this is the best Korean entertainment novel I have ever read. Not to mention the creation of characters such as Kim Taeyeon, Im Yoona, Park Ji-yeon, and Kang Min-kyung. Just talking about the original character Han Weiyi, it may be the best in Korean entertainment. There are also impressive Khmer medicine and Gu Huan. The writing style and characterization of the head also deeply influenced me. So many years later, for some reasons, I started writing online articles. I chose Korean entertainment without hesitation, and even imitated the words in my head unconsciously. Because of the emotion I left behind. …… Everyone is mortal, and no one can resist the erosion of time. In the long years, when everyone who knows us has left this world, no one will remember that we were here. But the head, I remember. People die like lamps going out, but good stories never die. The world is very realistic, but the story is very romantic. The man has passed away, but his words and stories remain, and the emotions revealed in his articles remain. I am still here. I also believe that there are many people like me who remember him, like his books, and miss his stories. It's like he's still here. Thank you 🐔Chada for your continuation and giving me the opportunity to leave these words. I say these words to my head, to 🐔Chada, to the people who miss him as much as I do, and to myself. I hope it can also leave behind unforgettable words just like the way my mind moved me back then. The head is easy to move. Encourage each other.

Ji Cha decided to help Empty Head continue writing "Star Media Helmsman" and was moved by justice. The love of Korean entertainment is shining

In fact, if this book can be released, it will be a good comfort for the brain! It's not easy. Book lovers who are able can subscribe to support it!

Because I accidentally learned about the news that Ji Da is going to be continued, I started to watch Korean entertainment that I hadn't seen for a long time (not just this one). The only Korean entertainment that I remember watching was the time when I was still a fan of the second-generation group and watched "Light and Shadow". This time, Star Media Helmsman re-watched "Light and Shadow" first, and then read it. Now that I have read about 250 chapters, I finally decided to put it on first. Suddenly I felt that "Light and Shadow" was indeed the Korean entertainment I imagined, and everything in my dream happened naturally in it. Compared with "Light and Shadow", this book puts a lot of effort into business war, but except for a few high-spirited climaxes, the overall writing feels depressing, including the emotional pull between Lin and Taeyeon, Lin's own behavior in capital accumulation, Lin's treatment of won. The business attitude of dergirls and other groups... To me, Lin's image was a pawn who endured humiliation at the beginning, then a genius and crazy planner, and now (more than two hundred chapters), he is a businessman who continues to become sophisticated and can sacrifice his interests. I would think that it is also about the pinnacle of Korean entertainment, and it also breaks out of the "small pattern" of being an idol. I am fascinated by South Korea's unscrupulousness, but "Star Media Helmsman" is not enough to attract me. Why? In addition to the fact that "Light and Shadow" is more idealistic and Tang Jiu is more aura than Lin's protagonist, for me personally, my original intention of watching Korean entertainment is to make up for the regrets of the second generation group, and it is the fantasy of diaosi wanting to be friends with them. Regardless of whether she is Tang Jiu's woman or not, his attitude towards the girl group is friendly and he sincerely helps them. It is a knowing smile between friends. When the emotional line of the T-ara team is completed, when Xiaoxian and Yoona decide to let go of their obsession with fighting for the right to the throne, and when Li Yunlin draws a knot with double flowers, it is a kind of beauty that makes people yearn for it like moths to a flame even though they are aware of the fiction. In contrast, Lin's attitude is more real, but also more "cold-blooded". Except for the harem group, I currently feel that Lin is more willing to treat the rest of the girl group as commodities. Their joys, sorrows, sorrows and joys are not considered by Lin. The author is more focused on the development of Lin's "virtual idol" career. This is a more realistic attitude, but not the attitude of the protagonist in a Korean entertainment novel that I want to read. I would like to regard "Star Media Helmsman" as a brilliantly written and attractive business war novel, but I don't want to regard it as ""in my mind"" the pinnacle of Korean entertainment.

Nb I didn't expect to see the ending. Inspector, Grenade, Fatty, Brain, and Tofu are all my favorite Korean entertainment authors.

I cried to death when I stepped on the horse 😭😭😭😭 When I was writing about Korean entertainment, I even talked about it with my head.

Ashamed, I just found out today from Al Sky that Jicha is going to continue writing Star Media, so I quickly came over to take a look, because it was always in Harmony before, and it wasn't on the bookshelf. Star Media Helmsman is one of my favorite Korean entertainment movies, and I spent a lot of money on it after that at Seven Points. If I continue writing it this time, I hope it will have a beginning and an end.

Will it really be continued? The greater the hope, the greater the disappointment. I shouldn't have expressed my stance in the first place. I'll wait until I write it. 😂

"Star Media Helmsman" is not for fans. The style is more realistic. The characters in the book are also more real, flesh and blood, and closer to real people. The business cooperation and competition, TV and movie shooting and promotion and other processes in the book are all well written. It can be said that it is the most popular book in Korea. It is of the highest quality among Chinese language novels. It can be said that it stands out among Korean entertainment novels that many fans want. The only pity is that the eunuch is the author. Unfortunately, the author passed away not long ago, and the completion of the novel is far away. It is really great that Jicha can continue writing now.

The male protagonist's start was too miserable! The father died young; the mother died of an incurable disease; The sister is the most charming and beautiful woman in the book, but she was taken care of by a big shot in college and became his mistress. Therefore, she severed ties with her family and never interacted with her until she died! The money for his mother's medical treatment required the hero to go to Bangzi Country and work hard. When his mother died of illness, he didn't have any emotional fluctuations. In the later period, he almost broke off all relations with the hero. It can be said that he is a bit like a cold-blooded animal and he takes money very seriously. It is indeed the Qidian Orphanage, the male protagonist is so miserable😭

I started reading it 20 years ago, and then it went through Tieba unblocking, the author re-wrote online articles, and then... And today, another author continued writing, and it was unblocked. I have never forgotten "Star Media". I will continue to pay attention to everything about it. No matter how well-written Korean entertainment novels appear in the future, it will always have a place in my heart.

There's nothing I can do🐔It's normal that I can't continue writing the sequel. It's been hundreds of chapters and the tone of the world structure has been set. There are so many foreshadowings and so on. It's not really possible for the author to figure out what kind of emotion he used to write this book. For example, it's like having someone else's child, who is over 18 years old or already in his 20s. As a stepfather and not an author of the same style, it's like asking the author of The Lord of the Rings to continue writing Journey to the West... It may seem like a fantasy, but in essence it is very different. Anyway, I'm very grateful to Ji Da, at least he tried.

Sit back and wait for Boss Jicha 😄

Baidu AI should be a human being

Rt, 🐔❌ expressed on the public account that it is too difficult to continue writing and that he really can't make up for all the previous mistakes.

It will be difficult for Ji Da to continue writing this book. Too friendly

Postscript Although I don't plan to write this book again, I still tell you about the ending I originally envisioned. Xu Xian met Zheng Ronghe by chance in a foreign country. At this time, she was completely different from the past, and her political path was relatively smooth. The two talked about their past for a long time, and finally revealed Xu Xian's identity and then parted ways. Han Weiyi, with her big belly, took Xiao Wu Jiang Minjing to clean up Xiao Liu Zhiyan. Zhiyan looked like an arrogant rich girl, willful and mischievous. Han Weiyi is something I can't control other people, so I only care about what I can. She can take care of Jiang Minjing and Jiyeon. The scene of Kim Taeyeon is backstage at the concert, chatting with T. She has a daughter, her name is Jin Qiaoke. Lin Yoona has never thought about it because the imperfection after perfection is difficult to write. But she should appear with the male protagonist. The original setting seems to be to send the children to school with the male protagonist? This is the ending of several main characters that was explained when the head was broken. Unfortunately, it can no longer be realized.

Loen Entertainment, which Ji Da wrote back then, was probably the predecessor of Kakao M 😰

Does anyone have a complete and uncensored resource?

I remember when I first came into contact with Korean entertainment novels, it was through the two masterpieces of Jicha, and then I started to be interested in Korean entertainment novels! The third book is "Star Media Helmsman". This book is a bit boring to read in the early stage, but the more you write, the better it becomes and the more you read, the more you feel! More than ten years have passed, and I have no memory of Ji Cha's book. I just felt that I enjoyed reading it at first. But in Star Media, I have forgotten many plots, but the relationship between Taeyeon, Yoona and the protagonist still makes me melancholy and uncontrollable when I think of it! Time flies so fast. In the blink of an eye, it's almost 15 years, and my head has been gone for several years. I hope he can continue writing when he has time in heaven, haha!

Alas, it's a pity that many Korean entertainment books have come to an end. My previous favorite, "Hello Diplomat," also ended without a cure...

I've read Chapter 30. The male protagonist is in his mid-twenties. I feel like he hasn't graduated from kindergarten. He has worked in Korea for two years and he doesn't know the mineral water brands that can be found everywhere. I really want to persuade him to quit.