Love, War, and Star Dreams
恋战星梦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 9.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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Mostly Korean Entertainment
Mostly just keeping track of the K-pop novels I’ve read. It’s mainly for my own reference, in case I clear out my bookshelf in a hurry.
Classic Great Reads
Ten years of reading, with the dross sifted away.
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Novels I've read
Korean Entertainment, Mainly Girls' Generation: Taeyeon and Jessica
Thanks for sending flowers, but there's no need. They just look nice; there are no rewards. _(:з)∠)_ First, a word about the real-life events involving these Korean entertainment celebrities: they often affect the works. I don't know if I'm unusual, but I've always liked the characters in the stories themselves, as if they were fanfiction about real-life events! So I've never really understood the intense feelings fans have. I don't know if this latest news will affect the few novels I'm follow
King of the City and Entertainment Worlds
The best collection of entertainment novels, with lots of Korean entertainment. If that's not your thing, don't read on! Entertainment novels are the easiest to get immersed in! They also offer the thrill of seeing imagined worlds become reality! This list features lots of Korean entertainment, plenty of Hong Kong entertainment, some contemporary entertainment, and a little American entertainment. Please don't leave nasty comments if you don't like them! Note: I check the advertising section,
Being a Literary Romantic Is a Disease
If you like them, you'll like them. P.S. I removed Mao Ni's books. It's not like they'd care about one little reader like me anyway.
Now This Is Truly Unparalleled!
Some truly thrilling books!
Mainly Showbiz, Infinite Realms, Xianxia, Marvel, and More
This is a handpicked list from a reader with ten years of experience. It has quite a lot of entertainment-industry novels. Not every recommendation is glowing, since some books are good despite having plenty of flaws.
Books Read Over the Past One or Two Years by a Fan from Seventh Grade Through College and Into the Workforce
I've been reading for over ten years, but lately I'm finding it harder and harder to find good books. I'll recommend a few of the ones I'm reading now, then head out to look for more.
All My Fellow Travelers, Let’s Walk This Road Together
The first novel series I read was The Mercenaries. I was in sixth grade, and I shamelessly begged a classmate to lend it to me. It blew my mind. I couldn't believe novels could be so good, and I was hooked from then on. Before college, I didn't have much access to the internet, so I'd read books from bookstores, lending stalls, and libraries, or decide what I wanted to read and quickly download it to my MP5. Of course, plenty of those devices got confiscated too. In high school, I secretly saved
Peninsula Tales
Readable
The Best Novels
Only four- and five-star books. I won’t recommend anything I haven’t read. Quality over quantity.
Second-Generation K-pop Girl Groups
The Golden Age of Web Novels
Taste-Tested
Great books I've read
A Reading List for My Own Amusement
Events
Canglang Pavilion
Books I love to read
Korean Entertainment: Girls' Generation
When it comes to Korean entertainment, one topic is impossible to avoid: Girls' Generation. That's why people say you can't have Korean entertainment without Girls' Generation. Book recommendations are welcome. I'm more than happy to give them a try!
Stories I Think Are Truly Great
All kinds of genres
Great Korean Entertainment Novels
A personal list, mostly single-love-interest stories, with a few multi-love-interest novels that are especially well written
Korean Entertainment, Mostly Second-Generation Stars
Girls' Generation, T-ara, and others. I personally like second-generation groups. After that, I basically lost interest 😜 Please don't throw bricks. 😱
A Hub for Korean Entertainment Novels
A list for fans of Korean entertainment novels. (When I have time, I’ll polish the recommendations. I’ve realized they’re way too brief and boring!)
Fan Fiction and Showbiz Stories, Mostly Romance. If You Don’t Like Them, Please Don’t Enter
Primarily Korean entertainment. This is for readers who used to enjoy Korean entertainment novels, as well as those who want to try them now but do not know where to start. Veteran readers can look for hidden gems, while new readers can discover classic and interesting older works. I will recommend some well-reviewed older novels. As for new works, finding anything readable is already a blessing. Sigh... Korean entertainment novels are not easy to come by, so cherish what you find.
Korean Entertainment Novels
One vote for dropping it, take it as a warning. Enter at your own risk…
Must-Read Books
A reader for 25 years. I only include books I think are worth recommending.
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The protagonist of this novel showed me 108 ways to "create difficulties even when they don't exist."
This is the best Korean entertainment novel ever, on a completely different level from others. If you can get through the first reading, there's no other Korean entertainment book like it; you'll feel utterly disappointed after finishing it!
[Comment] Having lingered in my dream of stardom, I wave goodbye.
Today, Qin said in the group that the drama "Love and War" ended today. This stirred up my deep sadness and regret again. I opened my music player and put "Goodbye" (by Hyorin) on repeat. I got into this fandom relatively late, only half a year ago, last December, but once I started reading, I couldn't put it down.
Years later, I still can't forget "Love to Fight," and rereading it brought back many memories. My fandom has gone from 9 to 8 to 5, but Fatty's books always remind us of those early days. I really hope Han Cuo will continue writing about Korean entertainment.
Lee Juri was given such a minor role? The earlier episodes were truly toxic.
I didn't want to watch anymore after seeing that the lady was just given a minor role.
Even if you don't want Lee Juri, you shouldn't write nonsense about her being with a guy.
It's incredibly angsty, but the kind of angst feels forced and contrived. The protagonist is a complete masochist; it's like Taeyeon tormented me countless times, yet my feelings for her remain unchanged—it's disgusting. They emphasize the protagonist's high intelligence, but then he constantly displays his stupidity, which they try to twist into low EQ—it's all utter nonsense. I forced myself to read dozens of chapters, but ultimately gave up in frustration. This melodramatic plot is toxic.
This is unbelievable! I heard this author and Fatty Loves Stewed Green Beans are the same person? I only started following this author after reading that book about Dilraba, and then I found out he's a SONE like me? He even wrote a 9 million-word novel about Girls' Generation? Can anyone tell me if I've discovered a gem?