The Road to Stardom

After playing with Pani, Juli, and Zhiyan, they all gave up in the end. This person can be considered bad to a certain level. I tried hooking up with Taeyeon, Yoona, and Taehee but gave up in the end~ The male protagonist seems to be devoted to Jessica, but he is also ruthless! After all, she could still meet with Pani who came to the United States. Juli, who stayed in South Korea, fell out with her family because of the male protagonist, but was ruthlessly abandoned in the end. Jiyeon even forgot about it after she finished playing. Since I couldn't accept it, why did I provoke him in the first place? It was understandable that I made a mistake for a while, but I was obviously enjoying it all the time, but in the end I ruthlessly abandoned him. After all, he was the prince, which was too irresponsible.

Da Mao is the cutest character in this book~ No matter how you write it, just don't hurt her

The protagonist is completely a stick person and has nothing to do with this, so he is advised to quit.

When I read Chapter 50, how should I put it, it feels a bit delayed. It's Chapter 50 and the protagonist hasn't debuted yet. I looked at the table of contents and found that there are at least ten more chapters before the protagonist's first song comes out. Secondly, the protagonist's experience in the United States is a bit too much at first. In fact, it only needs to be briefly touched upon. Thirdly, the protagonist's family identity is a big flaw. If he is so awesome, who would want to be a star? Even if you want to stand on the stage and enjoy the cheers, you don't have to go back to Korea. Wouldn't it be better to develop it directly in the United States? Fourth, the Hunyuan Yi Qigong practiced by the protagonist to cultivate internal strength is the biggest failure. You know, the national martial arts appears because no one can cultivate internal strength. Fifth, there is no need for the three friends to appear. How many talents can such a big family find? These three have at least fifty chapters, but I don't see any real ability. Sixth, it's nonsense to release a song first and then serve in the military. You have to know that people in Korea basically debut every month. If you only release one song, who will remember you two years later? , Seventh, with such a big family, you don't need to start a company until you are ready to make your debut. Neither the family nor the protagonist is short of money, so why not get these things done in advance? This is completely inconsistent with the setting that the protagonist was a high-ranking official in his previous life. It feels like the protagonist is just a person who says wind is rain.

I have always felt that as a novel, even YY must be based on not violating reality. The writing style is close to reality and is well controlled. Come on always support

In the two generations of pure Koreans, everyone is like a Chinese Internet loser in every word and deed. Retreat and retreat.

Doctors in South Korea are exempt from military service. What does the author think?

Is this book specifically about Black Sika? Funny

The protagonist has no independent opinion and can still be so messed up. He wants to be an innocent man and often messes with women. Slag

I don't understand, why would you want to be an actor if you have money and strength?