Korean Entertainment: A Single Dad

Some thoughts on this book For Korean entertainment novels, the single father in this book is a novel idea, but this idea has great inherent shortcomings. You must know that the people who are pursuing Korean entertainment now are mainly between 1985 and 2005, that is to say, they are between the ages of 10 and 25. This kind of people are basically still in the early stages of admiration. In the stages of love such as love, pure love, and pink, there is relatively little involvement in sex itself, and even less involvement in childbirth. Isn't it just to read Korean entertainment novels to have a sense of substitution? To put oneself into the protagonist, when it comes to sex, childbirth, and raising children, how can those who have no experience in this area be involved? And I think it's best not to involve sex in Korean entertainment novels. Even if it does, it's best to Before the novel is completed, it is involved in the early or middle stages of the novel, which can easily lead to the loss of readers. Especially in the early stages of the novel, there is no foreshadowing, and there is no sense of success, and it feels very abrupt. Regarding the issue of children, the author mainly relies on the cuteness of children when writing about children, but in fact it is not easy for children to be cute. The author must have read HELLOBABY when he was a teenager. Did the author Jingshan find it cute? Even if there is, is it always cute? No? Why do you think children are cute? Because of the love for this child, some of the child's behaviors are cute in the eyes of adults, but why do adults like this child? If it is not your own child, how can you love it any more? We haven't seen you for a long time. When we meet, you say your child is cute. That's just polite. If you turn away and don't see each other, who will remember your child? It's like I can see my daughter everywhere , cute everywhere, others won't think so. I see people walking with babies on the street, aren't babies cute? Cute, cute? No, because I have no feelings for him. The same is true for the readers. They are already at the age of Judai without children. How can the readers feel the cuteness of Hu Hu? We can only rely on the author to make Huhu "act cute" over and over again and brainwash the readers over and over again. After reading the description of each character in this book, I was very dissatisfied. Why? Because of lack of change! After everyone's character is determined, there is basically no change from beginning to end, especially Huhu and Li Juli! The author does not have children himself, so he has no detailed concept of the subtle changes in children. I happen to have a daughter who is almost 1 year old, and I am very concerned about the changes in children. Children change the most during the infancy stage, and they grow the fastest. It can be said that they look different every day. Due to work reasons, I can only go home to see my daughter every weekend. The changes in the child are very significant in my eyes. She turns over, sits, and crawls - three She can turn over at 1 month, sit at 6 months, crawl at 8 months, call mom and dad and stand up at about 1 year old, and walk at more than 1 year old. These things that are very important to parents have not received any reflection from Li Shenglin and Huhu. (The growth of a child is not just about being able to talk a lot. The child is very curious about the world. As his mobility improves, his interest in exploring the world becomes higher. A 2-year-old child who can walk and run will never be willing to sit in a stroller or be held by an adult. Also, the 2-year-old Huhu actually drinks milk from a bottle. This is nonsense. My daughter is almost 1 year old, and I can't feed her milk powder from a bottle now. Willing to drink, screwed very much. ) Although these things are not so important for Korean entertainment novels, since Huhu is a main character, the description of key places is also necessary, so as to enrich the image of this little character, especially this image is constantly changing. Once written, it will also be very helpful to the author's writing level. Let's talk about Li Juli's description, which is a failure. The author focused on the emotional entanglements between Li Juli and Huhu and Li Shenglin, but ignored the most important beginning-Li Juli's pregnancy and childbirth. Did the author downplay what happened that year, or did the author himself not pay attention to that year? You must know that this year's experience has a great impact on Li Juli's personal character, and it also indirectly affects Huhu's growth: everything has a cause and effect. A teenage girl got pregnant out of wedlock and insisted on giving birth to the child. In order to prevent others from finding out, she could not let her parents

For example, does the child's father recognize the child? What will happen to the child if he doesn't admit it? Will you give it away? ? Will it be discarded? Will you be able to raise a child if you admit it? Is the child accustomed to eating milk powder? Is the child sick? Wait, wait, these problems will definitely arise. If not, it means that Li Juli does not love this child at all. , Then it is completely contradictory to the subsequent plot; if she loves this child, then these problems will definitely have a great impact on her. Just look at Li Shenglin's performance when he beat 2PM with a hidden camera. A biological father who is usually strong behaves like this, so if a biological mother who is not so strong has been tortured by these problems, it is a good thing if she is not crazy, and she can still practice well to participate in T-ARA's debut? Let's talk about the various female protagonists in the novel. I don't know if the author doesn't like Girls' Generation, or if the author came into contact with Korean entertainment relatively late and is in the post-Girls' Generation period. Basically, the novel has nothing to do with SNSD. ! This is such a failure! If the readers of Korean entertainment novels are classified, they should be mainly fans of various Korean stars. The male protagonists and the pinks of various girl groups, of course, like to read about the fans of various girl groups, then So now, when Girls' Generation is still a big trend, Korean entertainment novels obviously have the highest proportion of SONE readers. As a result, the book has nothing to do with SNSD, and a large part of it has been lost from readers. Moreover, the content of the novel gives people the feeling that the author is trying to write around SNSD, but SNSD is completely unavoidable. As a result, the author was confused and almost completely separated SNSD out of the novel, and Korean entertainment is missing Girls' Generation, missing a large part, and the novel itself is incomplete. Regarding Lee Seung-gi's question, although novels do need a main conflict, Korean entertainment novels are generally very light-hearted and not very suitable for all kinds of dark sides. After all, Korean entertainment is for entertainment, not for watching intrigues, gang fights, and various behind-the-scenes dark side and negative energy things. Moreover, this book originally has a content full of laughter and positive energy for children, but it adds so many dark and negative energy things. It is too disharmonious. You must know that even if Korean entertainment is "gold and jade, but inside is full of corruption," for Chinese fans, they can only see the bright side, and no one wants to see the dark side. Therefore, it is better for Korean entertainment novels to write less about the dark side.

Why does the author think that a middle-aged good-for-nothing man with a child would be attracted to a female celebrity?

This ending... Li Juli was fine alone, but the remaining three... Were unacceptable. It was really too embarrassing. She was so justified in destroying other people's families, and giving sleeping pills to pregnant women to steal their husbands at other people's weddings. What kind of three views are they?

It can be said that most of the rise of Korean entertainment novels is attributed to Girls' Generation. This is an undisputed fact. With the release of "The King of Korean Entertainment", Korean entertainment novels can be said to have ushered in their first take-off, but at the same time, it also laid a huge crisis. The book vividly described the character label of Girls' Generation with wonderful articles. While it was a huge success, the images of the nine girls of Girls' Generation were firmly nailed into the framework it depicted. Looking back on 2013, every time you open a Korean entertainment novel, the images of the women in the book are almost the same. No matter how beautiful the scenery is, the year may be boring. Moreover, it is still the same place. The Korean entertainment novels in 2013 can almost be called the "year of youth" or the "year of the king". While many people are cheering for the rise of Korean entertainment, the author is not happy. "There is no China after Yashan, and there is no Korean entertainment after the King of Heaven." This is the author's biggest worry. It was not until a few limited books such as "Star of Korean Entertainment" and "Korean Entertainment: Single Dad" appeared that the author suddenly realized that the road of Korean entertainment can also be long. In recent years, Korean entertainment has not only had Girls' Generation, but has flourished, with many outstanding talents. The rise of groups has given Korean entertainment literature more choices. At the same time, readers who like Korean entertainment literature can also focus more on some new groups and pay more attention to them. In this way, I think the future of Korean entertainment literature will be better. Readers' eyes are no longer limited to one place, and our authors can also write more works like "Daddy" and "Star Glory". I often wonder, what is the charm of a style of writing that can always attract readers? The benevolent sees benevolence and the wise see wisdom. Here I would like to express my own opinion. I feel that if a style of writing wants to continue to attract people, it must continue to innovate and allow a hundred schools of thought to contend. A stereotyped style of writing is doomed to have no way out. This is the author's sentiments. Please forgive me if there are many inappropriate things. Finally, I would like to praise "Korean Entertainment: Single Dad". This book bravely takes the first step in the framework of the king and writes a new Korean entertainment. This is a small step for the author, but it is indeed a big step for Korean entertainment. The author must persevere and I promise to support it to the end.

Please forgive my ignorance, I don't like Korea.

Well done, Lee Seung Gi is a scumbag

Author Jun~ Think about it~ Write another Korean entertainment book

Are you afraid that your daughter will grow up when you go to Korean entertainment to find a mother?

Female lead: Lee Ju-ri, Park Ji-yeon, Jung Soo-jung, Han Seung-yeon