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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. 😱
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Korean Entertainment
No idiots, no arrogant overpowered heroes. Just easygoing Korean entertainment stories. If you have any good recommendations, leave them in the comments on my list.
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This book tells the story of a lay-win player who has no ambition but can succeed and get everything without working hard! God is responsible for his beautiful face and model-level body, his parents are responsible for giving him career shares and he can lead a free and easy life without being a shopkeeper, his sisters and friends are responsible for providing him with the necessary resources and applauding when he needs to show off, and he only needs to be responsible for reflecting on his heart and life in a literary and artistic way every day, repeatedly struggling and finding suitable excuses for his cowardice!
The female lead is obviously IU, but the male lead has become the third grandson of SNSD. She is so groveling and always ready to be called upon without saying a word and yet being criticized. It's so despicable. It's obvious that she can start a company by herself, but she has to be named Jung Soo-jung! Licking dogs really has no future! I'm not that interested in IU. I'm not here for IU. I've given up on this book a long time ago!
Can a child born from a mother have sex? Not German Orthopedics?
IU is just a side story here. The main plot has nothing to do with IU. It's all about SNSD. I can't write vernacular well. I always play some fancy stuff. The characters are not well written. It's really annoying to watch! ! !
This is the first time I feel so tired from reading. When you write a plot, do you have to insert something else in between? And then another one that has a beginning but no end? And then write a bunch of daily stuff?
Actually, it's not a problem with the protagonist's character, but the way the author writes it makes me tired. I can usually read 4,500 chapters of Korean entertainment novels non-stop, but I got tired after reading fifty chapters of this one.
I can only say one thing. There is a reason why I gave up after reading more than 20 chapters. I was too tired, and what about iu? ? ? ? The protagonist's character is too tired. Let's not say that he should be like a genius. At least he is a human being. The least he can do is not let his existence bore others. To put it bluntly, he is too self-centered. He is almost thirty and does nothing. Alas, I watched it twice for IU, but I still can't stand it. It's too tiring.
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I understand, as long as I write the protagonist like a sb, and then record his pretentious daily life, people will say it is realistic. Who is reading the novel to see how awkward you are?
As soon as it was released, it was extremely poisonous. It was clearly Xu Xian's betrayal first, but the male protagonist was caught and refused to let go even if he lost his temper. It seemed that everything was the fault of the male protagonist. Even if it was wrong to lose his temper, Seohyun must be more at fault among the two, not to mention that the male protagonist helped them. Does the author think that as long as she is a beautiful woman, she should not be blamed even if she kills someone?