The Korean Showbiz Overlord
韩娱霸者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 12y ago
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Putting other things aside, defending Liu Huaying and slandering Tara is going too far!
Putting other things aside, defending Liu Huaying and slandering Tara is going too far!
I find it extremely offensive to see people defending trolls.
It's so hard to find good Korean entertainment novels these days. Is it really that difficult to have a reasonable opening? And the protagonist is a 19-year-old graduate student with that level of intelligence? If you care so much about your family, just study and work in South Korea, and join a Korean trainee program to learn more. Being a singer isn't easy.
[Comment] To be honest, I didn't really want to read it after seeing the description.
This is the pattern of having a lot of ambiguous relationships, but in the end only choosing one; those who have been ambiguous with you, those you have liked, and those who liked you, all end up with someone else. What is this pandering to? And what is this compromise? If you're going to have a single female lead, just go for a single female lead; if you're going to have a harem, just go for a harem. Why make it like this?
Seeing comments in the book reviews saying the protagonist whitewashed the trolls and that Tara was bad made me not want to read it anymore. If the reviews are really like that, then the author is either the son of a troll or his dog.
Author, is this book featuring multiple female protagonists?
The part about the stage play and the celebrity prosecutor felt very similar!
Mr. Author, if all else fails, just copy some poems and use them as lyrics. These lyrics are so embarrassing they're making me cringe.
$L$[Comment] Thanks
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