The King of Korean Entertainment

Originally, with only Girls' Generation's storyline, whether it was Yoona's solo heroine storyline or Taehyung and Seohyun's harem storyline, the author had the opportunity to sincerely and emotionally develop it... But when the author stopped updating in the later stages, the story clearly fell apart...

Writing about K-pop is tough, watching K-pop is tough too. I'm short on money lately, and with this kind of thing happening, I can't even support you. How many people in China only like Girls' Generation because of novels? I only like the Girls' Generation from the books.

Just because Yoona is dating, the author is going to smear Lee Seung-gi today!!! Seriously, is this even meaningful??? You novel authors create your own miniature worlds! Hee-sung's butterfly wings are already big enough; there's really no need to specifically target Lee Seung-gi!

2014 Had a significant impact on Girls' Generation; four relationships, one member leaving the group, and it's still unbelievable that Kwon is still on good terms with JK. I guess the author feels the same way, and has lost the will to write anymore.

Author, don't you think the protagonist is incredibly cowardly? He's sixteen and still acts like a five or six-year-old, saying things like, "Mom, I can't bear to part with you." 😰 It's really disgusting.

I recently rewatched it and I laughed so hard when I saw the part where the main character envies Wang Baoqiang for having a girlfriend who's a campus beauty! 😰

Don't cut Xiao Yun's screen time, and don't add a female lead. Just keep writing like this. Even though she announced her relationship, she's still my favorite! 🌹

I only started paying attention to this group this month because I was reading a Korean entertainment novel. Although I sometimes get very engrossed and enjoy reading their books, or I'm also happy watching their variety shows. But once I calm down, I feel very sad and depressed. Does anyone know what they've been up to lately? I have a bad feeling about it... Premonitions are too mystical, and mine aren't accurate either, but I am indeed a little worried.

The character is a bit too effeminate, and many of the settings are outrageous. For example, a man can't accept physical contact from someone, and it's ridiculous that he can't even accept a handshake, especially when that person is a girl who's his fan. It's not like she's going to grope your crotch, what is a grown man resisting? There are many similar plot points, and I completely don't understand why they created such a character.

A great book about K-pop! Highly recommended. Fans of Girls' Generation should check it out. The writing isn't overly exaggerated, much better than those harem novels that focus on multiple groups. The only drawback is that the timeline is a bit slow. In the first chapter, the protagonist is 15 years old in 2005 (born in 1990), and 40% of the book is still set in 2005.