
The Star Media Helmsman
星媒舵手
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Great Korean Entertainment Novels and Other Good Reads
These are all novels I’ve read or am currently reading: the best of Korean entertainment fiction, along with the best of other genres!
My Decade-Plus on Qidian
Just recommending a few books I like. Some are good, some are bad, so decide for yourself. I'm not recommending famous authors' breakout hits or anything like that. I went through my saved books and found that many have either been censored or were once legendary books that today's inexperienced readers would only have enjoyed at a particular age. I'll never be able to go back and buy subscriptions for all those pirated books I read as a student. I'll update this list from time to time. It's a
All Books I Like
These are all books I've read and think are worth recommending
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"Some people die, yet they live on." Organ donors are such people. On May 20th, at the Guangxi Academy of Medical Sciences/Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region People's Hospital, 35-year-old organ donor Hou Chunhui donated a liver (which was split in two and can be transplanted to two patients with liver failure), two kidneys, and a pair of corneas, giving four people a new lease on life and restoring sight to two others. His young life continues through acts of great love.
Ji Da, I never expected you could shoulder this responsibility, Gao Yi.
After thinking about it, I decided to write something. This is a tribute to my youth, and also a tribute to the mind I know. My first encounter with his book was through "Star Language Korea". To be honest, it's pretty bad; I watched it several times but still couldn't finish it. Even after watching later works and going back to watch it again with a fan's mindset, I still couldn't finish it.
Ji Cha decided to help the author, whose head was completely empty, continue writing "Star Media Helmsman," a story of touching righteousness and the shining love of K-pop.
Actually, the fact that this book was even released is a great comfort to my brain! It wasn't easy, so readers who can should subscribe and support it!
Well written, with attention to detail, but not quite as satisfying as "Star Media Helmsman".
Because I accidentally learned that Chicken was going to continue writing, I started reading Korean entertainment again (not just this book), which I hadn't read in a long time. The only Korean entertainment I remember reading was "Light and Shadow Intertwined" when I was a fan of second-generation groups.
I'm so angry, I'm crying! 😭😭😭😭 I even talked to my brain about it when I was writing about Korean entertainment back then.
I never expected to see the ending! The inspectors, the grenade, the fat guy, the head, and the tofu are all my favorite Korean entertainment authors.
Will they really continue writing? The greater the hope, the greater the disappointment. They shouldn't have made a promise in the first place; they should have just written it first. 😂
I'm ashamed to say I just found out from El Sky today that Chicken Cha is going to continue writing Star Media, so I rushed over to check it out, since it's been censored and not on my bookshelf. Star Media Helmsman was one of the works that got me into Korean entertainment, and I've spent quite a bit of money on it since then. I hope that if Chicken Cha continues writing it, it will be a proper ending.