The Road to Stardom

After dating Tiffany, Qri, and Jiyeon, I eventually gave up on them all. This person is really awful. He tried to hook up with Taeyeon, Yoona, and Taehee, but eventually abandoned them all. The male lead seems to be devoted to Jessica, but he is also quite ruthless! At least Tiffany, who went to America, could still see him.

Da Mao is the most lovable character in this book~ Just don't write anything that hurts her.

The main character is completely Korean and has no connection to this world, so it's off-putting.

Having reached chapter 50, well, it feels rather drawn out. Fifty chapters in, and the protagonist still hasn't debuted. Looking at the table of contents, there are at least ten more chapters until his first song. Second, the initial focus on the protagonist's experiences in America went a bit too far; a brief mention would have sufficed. Third, the protagonist's family background is a major flaw.

I've always felt that even if a novel is just wishful thinking, it should still stay grounded in reality. The writing style is also very realistic and well-controlled. Come on Always support

Both generations of South Korean rich people, every word and action of them, are just like the stereotypical loser on the Chinese internet. Forget it!

The author claims that PhD holders in South Korea are exempt from military service; what is the author's thinking?

Is this book specifically designed to smear Jessica? Ridiculous.

The protagonist has absolutely no backbone and yet he's managed to get by like this? I'm utterly astonished. He wants to be a pure and innocent man but keeps attracting women. What a scumbag.

I don't understand, why would someone with so much money and talent choose to become an actor?