Wang's Korean Entertainment

It's my last time off this month. When I saw this chapter, I thought it was almost New Year's Day.

It's been a long time. I'm finally finishing this book. Before reading this book, I had read the Korean entertainment book The King of Heaven. I only knew the girl group SNSD. Now I have read the masterpieces such as The King of War and Rampage. In total, I have read five or six Korean entertainment books. I fell in love with the two girl groups of Empress and The Crown, and I also know many Korean entertainment stories. Although I hate Korea as always, the Korean entertainment industry is okay

Regarding the heroine issue, I have a superficial opinion. If you think all Korean entertainment novels should be included, there are many starting points for such novels, such as My Second Generation Girl Group, The President of Korean Entertainment, The Bastard of Korean Entertainment, Han Dingshi, The Idol of the Leader, The Brilliant Life in the Entertainment Circle, and harem novels. Everyone is welcome to read them. Why is there a fight between a single female protagonist and a harem? What are the advantages of a single female protagonist? The emotional description is delicate and in-depth. The advantage of the harem is that it can satisfy readers. It's just that the harem has a big limitation, that is, it is difficult to conform to the logic of reality. The heroine often has no soul and is just a vase-like character. As long as the male protagonist is happy, she doesn't care. In reality, this is impossible. Emotions are equal, not slave-like. Returning to Wang Han's book, what is the biggest advantage of this book? The emotional descriptions are delicate and the images are very strong. When writing about Yoona, Taeyeon, and Sika, they are really lifelike when they are alone together. If this book requires a harem, then the relationship cannot be so delicate. If you want these top idols and actors to agree to a harem, then they can only be crazy. Judging from the current relationship between Wang and Han, Yoona and Taeyeon are the ones who have the deepest bond with the protagonist. Anyone who abandons them will be sad. The article mentions that he went to the United States for Yoona and came back also for Yoona. Taeyeon's writing is not obvious, but it can be clearly seen that her status is similar to Yoona's Then there are Sika and Crystal. Sika is the one Han Yu has the most contact with. The memory of Yu, Yun Yu and Chad is the most special one. Those who read the book carefully will understand this, so she is also very important. Crystal, although I think she is not suitable to be the heroine, I tried to be Han Yu's fake girlfriend. And she drank twenty chapters of crystals in one afternoon, so it was acceptable for her to be the heroine. Then there are yuri, Pani, and Tae Hee. Yuri is a love interest in the play, and Pani falls in love with Han Yu through several chance encounters. As for Tae Hee, she fell in love with Han Yu at first sight. The three of them like Han Yu unilaterally. There is no deep bond between Han Yu and them. It doesn't matter if he doesn't become the heroine. If they like Han Yu unilaterally and get no response, they will slowly give up and let go. Because there is no bond between them and Han Yu that they will remember for life. Not everyone will like Lin Huiyin for a lifetime like Mr. Jin. Sapphire Blue has too few appearances and descriptions to evaluate. For those comrades who demand full collection, if you can come up with a full collection plot that is consistent with the previous character settings and plot development, then there will be no problem in accepting them all. If you don't have a clue yourself, are you counting on soft hair, and do you want to tire them to death? For example, the story of Young Master Wen in Love and Starry Dream was about to get a harem. After all the bloody plots, he could only manage seven of them. No matter how many more, he couldn't handle it. Taeyeon is my destiny, the president is a relative who has been together through thick and thin since childhood, and Sika is a misplaced love that we can't let go of. Pani saved four times regardless of his own safety. Yuri was drunk, and Xiaoxian got married because of me, and gradually couldn't help herself. Yoona's incident with Jang Ja Yeon due to unspoken rules and subsequent love rain. This shows how difficult it is to have a harem

After reading The Secret Forest, I read this book again. Oh my god, was it really written by the same author? Hahahahaha

Some thoughts and brief remarks on the final ending and the heroine: After reading this book, I feel that there are only three relatively high possibilities and one bullshit possibility about the final heroine. How should I put it? All three possibilities are fine, it all depends on how the author arranges it. First of all, possibility 1️⃣: single female protagonist. But the most favorable candidates at present: Yoona, Da Mao, Er Mao, and Taeyeon all have very good descriptions, and the heroines are also very popular. In particular, except for Taeyeon's true character, which makes people feel awkward, the other characters have such a deep bond with the male protagonist that it would feel inappropriate not to write them together. Which one to choose or not to choose is a big problem. If this is not done well, it will easily leave a big hole at the end. Possibility No. 2️⃣: Two female protagonists, only getting big and small hair. This should be regarded as the only option that can be achieved based on the personalities of the current female protagonist candidates. Not only but also not all. After all, sisters, and according to the previous interactions between Da Mao and Er Mao, they are not as aggressive and targeted as others, so it is more likely to achieve a harmonious situation of friendly coexistence. Possibility 3️⃣: Multiple female leads, including Yoona and Taeyeon. After all, these guys all have such a deep bond with the male protagonist, so a single female protagonist will definitely hurt the others. Moreover, they have confessed to each other, and it will be difficult for them to return to the position of just brother and sister if they are not together. It's a pity that the fake virtues are gone. How can Taeyeon get back the real virtues? And I feel that judging from the characters described in these characters, none of them would share a man's personality with others. Even Crystal, who loves to abandon his self-esteem the most, just wants to "steal" the male protagonist, and will not "use them together". In addition, I am also curious about how the DID plot can be rounded off. Otherwise, can there be one "personality" and one heroine? So according to the relationship, Han Yu became acquainted with Sika after the car accident? Anyway, this possibility depends on the personality changes of the male protagonist in the article and the direction of the "personalities". This is the only possible "happy ending" that meets the wishes of all CP members. The arrangement of the plot and character changes must be described in detail, otherwise it will fall into a trap. I have read several books before where the male protagonist and the female protagonist have a deep sadomasochistic relationship, and then suddenly they get together because they "cannot bear to refuse" because of the liking of other female protagonists. The last 4️⃣ possibility: a large harem, including everyone who has a crush on the male protagonist. I won't talk about this option, Korean Entertainment Bulldozer is full of flavor. However, such a large harem is not popular these days, and according to the author's style of painting in the whole text, it should not be so beastly. If it is like this and the character can be rounded off, I will really believe it and kneel down. Let's not talk about the temperament of the male protagonist. If the whole situation is revealed, the character will change drastically and go crazy. You can't say anything, right? It's not difficult for Yoona and Crystal to accept each other and reconcile, but it's a little difficult to portray. As for other people who are a little ambiguous about the male protagonist, how can they be reconciled. This option is probably the most ridiculous and impossible.

I've read part of it, and so far I feel like it's a tacky, sloppy read that's not enjoyable to read.

To be honest, this book is generally good, but it always gave me a pretentious and profound feeling. It's OK if it's a little convoluted, but it's uncomfortable to watch the whole process like this. It feels like the whole process is a climax and there are no flat areas at all. The most annoying thing for me is that everyone's eye scenes are too much. A simple daily conversation can have their eyes wandered several times, which looks very out of touch. Personally, I feel that the author may be too deliberate. There are no ups and downs, and it looks very strange.

It's so tiring to watch. It's too jumpy, and a lot of words like "him" are used. When the plot is so jumpy, it's often impossible to understand what a chapter is about.

I had previously read a paragraph about an abandoned book where the protagonist transforms into a person to save Sika. This time I came back to read it for the fourth time. I thought of words such as "Knight" and "Round Table", and suddenly I felt strange. Isn't King Arthur's ending the death of De Gugu? De Gu was the original cause of the disintegration of the Knights of the Round Table. . . I have proposed in the new chapter, but something unexpected is about to happen again. . One of Yoona, Sika, was 4 years away from becoming a little dragon girl, and the other was kidnapped and almost fed to fish. If she loses to Taeyeon, the law can accept it but not her personal feelings. Then the ending should be that Yoona will adopt a "Temujin" in the future and wipe out the protagonist's family.

It's strange. The writing style and plot of this book are obviously among the better ones in Korean entertainment. Why is the score so poor? Not many of them are included in the book list.

Yeah, I really finished watching 23333 in one go. I had only listened to Gee from Girls' Generation before but never got to know them. Now I actually fell in love with them. I started listening to their songs and watching their variety shows. I also decided to learn Korean (to be honest, I didn't like Korean before. 2333 Had to be put in a queue before I could learn it. Now the priority has been raised 2333). Everyone has to work hard to improve themselves and protect the people they care about. Come on.

I just want to say How to tease if you don't marry?

Came from the new book. But I want to say. More than one hundred and forty chapters. I can't bear it anymore. The author is a good author. Books should also be good books. But I really can't stand a sister for a while. Two sisters in a while. I feel like if I want to write about someone, a sister will suddenly appear. Then the previous sister temporarily disappeared. It's as if Taeyeon doesn't need to explain after thinking about Yoona? I waited for several chapters but didn't get it. She was always kind to Taeyeon before. Don't you care what Taeyeon thinks at this time? Well. I'd better wait for the new book to be updated. .

After reading a few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. The plot description is so poor! Do you want to portray the male protagonist as cool? But failed!

Finally, the more than two-month re-release is almost over, and a new chapter is coming! Wow quack! How will Ruanmao open up his imagination and torture all his book friends? Thinking about it, I'm still a little excited. The big devil is coming! [Fn=4_3]

I don't think there's any problem with including this book. It's the only novel that I don't think has multiple female protagonists that can't be justified.

Sorry, after reading about twenty chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. It may be that I personally lack the patience to read this kind of novel. I really can't integrate into the author's thinking and slowly wait for the plot to unfold. So,,, can anyone give me some spoilers? Tell me which one to start with to reveal the identity and past of the male protagonist

Reply to Book Friend @ Zhubi Nongtide: Zhang Hou said that the 150 word limit for each comment is really inconvenient, so I will post it here. First of all, let me make it clear that I have only read about 900 chapters carefully. This is the fourth time I have reread this book. The first two times I was confused by the third person writing. This is the third time I read it after a few months. I wrote a long review for De Gu. After that, I watched it for the fourth time. Because Chapter 1220 was too topical, I jumped in and clicked in. It was written in Lu Xun style. Even though Yoona was probably safe, it was not necessarily the case. At that time I thought, "Damn it! But..." I believe the author has a deep meaning when he writes this, but from my perspective of carefully reading 900 chapters, there is some logic in the book that can be discussed, so I wrote a sentence after the chapter saying "Han Yu moans for no reason again." , Referring to the sentence "Do you really love Yoona?" In the book. After reading it for the fourth time, I admire the author's writing power in controlling the four personalities. At the same time, I use the author's original words from the beginning of Chapter 244 to comment. The plot is a bit repetitive and cumbersome, so I just say it is unnecessary. First let me talk about my personal views on the heroine. From the first time I read it, I felt that the heroine must be Yoona (this is also the main motivation for me to follow this book. It is not bad, but I support Korean entertainment as long as it is not a single Taeyeon heroine. .) Why, after sorting out Yoona's main plot, this is probably inevitable: in 1993, she ran away from the police and met Lin's father and joined the Lin family. In 2002, because Yoona insisted on joining the Sima family, she left to study in the United States. It can be said that the meaning of Lin Yunyu's existence is almost that of Yoona. Coupled with Lin's father's circumstantial evidence, it proves that you are my destiny. If you firmly believe that Yoon and her daughter are one, then many of the plots that happened to Han Yu later were intentional troubles. From the plot point of view, there were others who deliberately caused troubles and Han Yu took over, but most of them were Han Yu's own troubles. Here are a few examples: a Regarding Li Shengji's understanding, from "Reply 201" 4" I hate this person, so I support Han Yu's beating up of Lee Seung Gi. However, I don't understand it after Lee Seung Gi pushed and pulled several times with Yoona. For example, in the later chapter, Han Yu himself said to Yoona that it is okay for Han Yu to interfere with Yoona's feelings; it is not okay for Yoona to interfere with Han Yu's feelings. I have seen this several times, and every time the relationship with Yoona gets further, he will definitely push it away, and it will be completely blunt in the end - everyone, you will find that the more you read, the less and less it looks like a Yoona heroine novel. b The book friend who wrote the story and discussed it with me, Yuri's breakup incident, first wrote that Yuri attached great importance to the script and was determined to win it. Then Han Yu made a private appointment with the other person (emphasis added) and went straight to the point to ask Yuri to break up. As a result, Yu Lizhen broke up, and came back to attack Han Yu, because Han Yu asked Yu Ri to break up and concentrate on it, while on the other hand, he ran to celebrate Yoona's birthday, and even made a date with Lee Seung Gi, and then flirted with Yu Ri. ——This is ridiculous. Let's not talk about the poisonous point of the protagonist asking Yu Ri to break up. The protagonist keeps saying that he insists on acting in his mother's posthumous work. So because Yu Ri has expressed his determination, is it appropriate for Han Yu to let Yu Ri, who had no representative works in 2015, act in such an important work? Is it a sign of responsibility to the mother? c Chapter 359, Taeyeon I Love You, is a chapter of Degu. Of course, I have seen that Han Yu wanted to eliminate Taeyeon's psychological imbalance towards Yoona at that time. I guess the author wanted to extend Han Yu's own emphasis on family affection from here. Family affection is an important consideration in Han Yu's behavior. Points - Now here comes the ridiculous thing. I told my book friend @, that since Han Yu before the soul travel was a person who attached great importance to family ties, then according to his usual calm thinking mode, shouldn't he first confirm what time and space he traveled to after discovering that he had traveled through the soul? According to the theory of "Steins; Gate", is it possible to travel to a beta world line where parents are alive? So should Han Yu return to China as soon as possible? I'm not just talking about it, there is a relevant plot in the pseudo-Korean entertainment book "League of Legends: Throne of the Peak". Book friend @WRITING Nong Chao, what you said about not being able to go to a sad place, or the passport and visa issues are not the focus. My point of view is very straightforward. Because I love my parents, I have to figure it out. As for whether it will hurt or not, that is a matter after I figure it out. However, this plot is missing from the book, which makes the subsequent plot where Han Yu constantly uses family affection to sensationalize the story seem fake. d Crystal is my favorite character, but unfortunately apart from "Fat Han", she is almost the female supporting character for ten thousand years. This is also the case. Han Yu beat Crystal to death because Crystal lied to him first. Replying to the book friend @, what I care about is not who cheated whom, but since Han Yu is so naive and uses this reason to reject Crystal, please just hurt her more deeply. As a crystal fan, I can really resist. Can it be as miserable as "Korean Entertainment: Ordinary Road"? But please don't refuse and then turn into a tuxedo masked man to tell Crystal to start over. If it could be explained by DID before, then when Peter Jin said that in fact all personalities are Han Yu, he suddenly felt that "all appearances are false". So since everything is Han Yu, according to the chronological order, Han Yu's personality before the soul transmigration should play a big role, right? So this disproves point c above. I suddenly had the feeling that what I was watching was not "Dragon Movie".

So the heroine has nothing to do with me? I have been collecting it for so long, but fortunately I haven't read it.

The beginning goes round and round, in a foggy way. What can be solved by just one sentence of amnesia, but it has to go around tens of thousands of miles. It seems that the IQ of a pig's trotters is worrying.

This is a Korean drama. Although the emotional scenes are very delicate, they are too drawn out to watch. There is a love triangle, where we obviously like each other but are not together. Things that can be ended in one sentence are not finished for dozens of chapters. I am drunk. I am not suitable for watching Korean dramas.

It's awesome that this book can write so many words. Just don't use your brain when reading, so that you can have a better reading experience By the way, I recommend the author's second book, which is a huge improvement over this one.

Who is the heroine? There is no chance that after so many flirtations, there will be a single heroine in the end. And is there any result for Kim Tae Hee?

Can the author write one about Taeyeon, or Sika?

Update, it was written quite well before. After watching it, I felt that the plot was a little childish. . There are still some common sense things that have not been written well. There are also too many women, too many psychological descriptions, and stream of consciousness, which is like reading prose.

Lin Run'e who was nearby in Chapter 1000 became more and more annoying the more she looked at her. . . Obviously I love the Crown Prince and the Empress

In how many chapters is the male protagonist's schizophrenia resolved?

The subject matter is quite novel, but the writing is a bit too ink 😓

I feel that the plot in the first part of the book is a bit dramatic, but the description is very delicate, but it is a bit too wordy. I personally feel that the second half of the book is the best in terms of plot conception and smoothness. It is very suitable for taste. Another word of caution. The author's second book "The Secret Forest" is really good. It is so sweet that it feels like it could be made into a live-action drama (seriously) I hope the author will keep up the good work! !

I just started reading this novel and I saw that some readers said that the heroine is Yoona. I wonder if anyone can explain to me why the protagonist is not with Kim Tae Hee 😥😥😥