The King's Korean Entertainment

Regarding the female lead, these are just my humble opinions. If you think Korean entertainment novels should all have happy endings, there are many such novels available on Qidian.com, such as My Second Generation Girl Group, K-Pop President, K-Pop Scumbag, Korean Set Meal, My Neighbor Idol, and Brilliant Life in the Entertainment Industry. Harem novels are also available for everyone to read.

After reading The Secret Forest, I read this book and, oh my god, is it really written by the same author? Haha

Some thoughts and brief comments on the final ending and the female lead: From what I've read of this book, it seems there are only three most likely possibilities regarding the final female lead, and one completely far-fetched one. To be honest, all three are acceptable; it all depends on how the author decides to portray her. First, the first possibility: a single female lead.

I've read part of it, and so far it feels mushy and drawn-out, making for an unpleasant reading experience.

To be honest, the book is good overall, but it always gives me a feeling of being deliberately profound. It's okay if the writing is a little convoluted, but it's hard to read when it's convoluted the whole time. It feels like there's a climax all the time with no calm. What I find most unbearable and jarring is that everyone's eyes are too expressive.

It's exhausting to read. The plot jumps around too much, and it uses a lot of words like "he" or "him" in a very disjointed way. With the plot jumping around so much, it's often impossible to understand what a chapter is about.

It's strange. This book is clearly one of the better ones in Korean entertainment literature in terms of writing style and plot, so why are its grades so poor? It's barely even on any book lists.

I dropped the book after seeing the part where the protagonist transforms to save Jessica, but I'm rereading it for the fourth time. The words "knight" and "round table" suddenly seem both incomprehensible and impressive. Wasn't King Arthur's ending with Devon's death? Devon was the initial cause of the Round Table's disintegration...

Wow, I actually watched the whole thing in one go! 23333. Before, I'd only heard of Girls' Generation's "Gee" and never really knew anything about them. Now I've actually fallen in love with them! I've started listening to their songs and watching their variety shows, and I've even decided to learn Korean (to be honest, I used to look down on Korean, 2333.

I came from the new book. But I have to say, it's over 140 chapters already. I can't take it anymore. The author is a good author, and the book should be good too. But I really can't stand the constant switching between "little sisters." It feels like whenever I want to write about someone, a new little sister suddenly appears, and then the previous ones temporarily disappear.