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After More Than Ten Years of Reading, Here Are My Recommendations for Truly Great, Overlooked Books
I've been reading for over ten years and have carefully read thousands of novels. I only recommend high-quality books that have been overlooked. I've read every book I recommend carefully and genuinely think it's good. I can't stand formulaic, amateurish writing, clumsy prose, pretentious literary styles, or stories that torture the protagonist. None of that for me. Every book on this list is a clean read that suits my taste. Hope you enjoy them~ Maybe you'll find like-minded readers too~ Haha.
Korean Entertainment Novels I Like
I'm reviving this list. I've been into Korean entertainment for over ten years and reading novels for nine. The novel that got me hooked was Xing Mei Duo Shou by Naodai Dada. I have some thoughts and opinions of my own, and this is where I'll recommend the Korean entertainment novels I enjoy. I won't recommend some completed ones, since everyone's already familiar with them. (PS: Korean entertainment novels are a niche genre. If you enjoy one, please recommend it and add it to your collection to
Encyclopedia
Just as the title says, there are great books of every kind...
Books to Cure a Reading Slump
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A Hub for Korean Entertainment Novels
A list for fans of Korean entertainment novels. (When I have time, I’ll polish the recommendations. I’ve realized they’re way too brief and boring!)
Some Korean Entertainment Novels I Read, Plus a Few Others, Though Korean Entertainment Is the Main Focus
Feel free to leave comments and recommend books. I'll add new ones regularly and remove authors who've abandoned their stories. Also, why have so many books disappeared lately? I still had so many left to read! I'll check out the books you recommend. But don't suggest stories featuring only the fourth generation: I still can't even recognize all the third-generation characters from the Big Three. If a story features the fourth generation alongside the second or third, though, feel free to recomm
A Bit of Everything
There's really a random bit of everything here.
My Library
As a veteran bookworm of over twenty years, I’ve collected some books that I thought were pretty good and am recommending them to everyone.
One Look Was All It Took: Finding the Right Book
Don't pass by without a look! I'm a ten-year veteran reader who's read all kinds of novels: power fantasies, formulaic stories, fresh and original works, and everything in between. There's bound to be something you like. Most are either ongoing or complete, and generally over a million words. Updated from time to time. I mainly read on the main site. My reviews may be short, but these are all books I think are good right now. They may not suit everyone's taste, but I'm sure you'll find something
Korean Entertainment: Works of Conscience
Soft and beautiful
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.
Good Korean Entertainment Novels
Girls' Generation, all about Taeyeon, my ultimate favorite. I first got into Korean entertainment in October 2016. Most of what I read was harem fiction with a womanizer protagonist. Since I'd read other kinds of novels before, I didn't think much of it. Gradually, I started listening to Girls' Generation's songs and learning about the real members. Naturally, I became a Soshi fan and started devouring novels focused on them. Later, I happened to see Taeyeon's new song 11:11 online. It was great
Entertainment
I’ve been reading web novels for ten years. I haven’t read every genre, but I’ve tried most of them. The best of entertainment fiction.
Korean Entertainment Library
Life in Korean entertainment isn't easy
Low-Key Korean Entertainment
Books I'm personally following. No womanizers, no male leads who coast on their background. Single-love-interest stories are best. Even a quiet, uneventful relationship can make you cherish it more.
Silly Korean Entertainment
A landmark in the history of Korean entertainment novels, an innovative breakthrough, and a textbook example. When I was young, I discovered that all innovation was dead, so it feels awful. I guess I’m getting old. Korean entertainment novels are a niche genre, so enjoy them while they last. It’s not easy for the author either, so whether they’re gone silent or carefully crafting each chapter, please be understanding.
My Own Bookshelf
For my own reading
Entertainment Fiction That Balances Career and Romance
Achievements that draw everyone's attention, and someone to share them with. (I'll add the books first and fill in the comments over time. Chinese, American, Korean, Japanese, and alternate-world entertainment. Entertainment broadly defined: not just actors, singers, and idols, but also sports, culture, esports, influencers, and other public figures.)
[Silly] Korean Entertainment Niche
A guild should be professional, but must avoid being exclusive. It's a short step from building barriers to growing stale. Hugs for Xiaoruan. If you like something, quietly give it a like, and try not to gush. If you don't, quietly move on, and try not to flame. Stay calm in the face of praise or criticism, and be civil first. Of course, just do what makes you happy. I hope everyone in the group gets along.
Deluxe Gift Pack
They're all quite distinctive
Korean Entertainment Picks
Honestly, I’m pretty picky about what I read.
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Chinese Showbiz: I'm the Top-Tier Star!
I Never Meant to Become a Movie Star
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Became a Variety Show Heartthrob by Riding Coattails
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[Comment] Should the protagonist act in a TV series? There is a good opportunity in 2012
Seriously speaking, given the identity and status of the protagonist, a fool will not give the protagonist the opportunity to star in a TV series. If he has such resources, he will definitely recommend others. But there was a good opportunity in 2012, "Reply 1997". When this show first started, almost no one was optimistic about it. The producer was previously doing a two-day-one-night variety show PD for cable channels, with new themes. It is said that not many people auditioned, so in the end, Seo In Guk and Jung Eun Ji, who had basically no acting experience, were cast. Unexpectedly, they became famous in the end, and they became popular. With the main character's current situation, it's basically a luxury to rely on the company to contact him about his personal schedule. He might as well find a way to audition for this drama. The main character's acting skills and image are better than Seo In Guk's after all. Once the audition is successful, the company will probably take advantage of it. They don't need to pay anything, and it's not a big-budget miniseries on the wireless station. This way, the main character will have a chance to become famous. Otherwise, it feels that it will be very difficult for the main character to become famous in a short time.
[Comment] The writing is very good, please give me some suggestions.
It can be seen that the author is very careful in writing, and he really wants to write a book that is not too yyy or too frivolous. This is worthy of recognition, but I personally feel that there are some problems that the author must solve later: 1. Until now, we have not been able to see the possible development direction and potential of the protagonist as a protagonist. It feels like the author fixed a lot of disadvantages for the protagonist for the sake of realism: older age, foreigner, and even his singing and dancing skills are just good. In fact, the personal development of the members of an idol group is limited to just a few directions. They either have good singing skills or good looks. If not, at least they are young and have huge development potential, but the protagonist has none of these things. I can understand the author's good intentions, but this is a novel after all. As one of the protagonists, he has no advantages and only disadvantages compared to other characters. This is very frustrating and will affect the sense of immersion to a certain extent. It seems that the protagonist can write songs is an advantage, but you have to know that the company has never been very interested in people with creative ability, and the protagonist is still a newcomer, no matter how good your talent is, you will not be given a chance to use it in the short term. Besides, it seems that the protagonist's ability is not at the level of GD? You are a foreigner, and the company won't give you much resources. Could it be that the protagonist is just debuting for the sake of debut and doesn't want to develop personally? 2. The character of the protagonist. Of course, I personally hate Long Aotian and the protagonist's pretentious character, but as a man who was born in 1988 and was already 24 years old when he debuted, is it possible for the protagonist to be more calm and responsible? Until now, the chapter has only shown that the protagonist lives a cautious and cautious life. It is understandable that the author wants to show the protagonist's desire to debut after seven years of hard training, but the protagonist is almost 25 years old after all. Ordinary people of this age have already entered the society for several years. As an older foreign trainee, the protagonist should be cautious and cautious in order to survive. He should also have his own responsibilities and his own ideas. Now that he has made his debut, it can be said that half of the protagonist's dream has been realized. I hope that the protagonist can live a more calm and open-minded life in the future. As the captain of a group, in addition to managing the team members and conveying the company's will to the team members, he must also express the thoughts of the group members to the company in a timely manner. The most important thing for a team leader is communication skills, which the protagonist has not shown yet. Especially in the part where I visited my seniors backstage at the year-end performance stage that I described before, the main character acted nervous and tense. I personally think that even though you are a junior, it is enough to act polite and courteous. If you act flustered and helpless, it will leave a bad impression on others. Don't forget that SJ and SNSD's seniors were with you at the time. It's really disappointing that you still behave like this.
The protagonist's character is too centrally air-conditioned. The manager is right. As a newcomer who has just debuted and is the captain of the team, what qualifications do you have to sympathize with others? A captain must have the responsibility of a captain
Personally I think it's one of the best Korean entertainment I've ever seen.
Is there any Korean entertainment book that is similar to this book, where the main character doesn't have a great background🐮, or is about a trainee? Please recommend it!
It's already 2022. Will the author update again?
I just read the book and have a few questions. Why doesn't the male protagonist make a solo debut? If Huang hadn't been injured in the fall, we wouldn't have planned for him to debut, right? Is the male protagonist a balloon? Will you gain weight just by blowing your breath? It stands to reason that the male protagonist is very exposed, but then the company half-hidden it? Not used as a tool for performances? Scandal? If there is a scandal, as long as it is not negative, it is not too late for the company to be happy, so why hide it.
I watched TVXQ's 2018 Tokyo concert when it rained on Bilibili. It was so shocking and cool that even a man felt so handsome. Korean entertainment has declined and very few authors have written about it. What I write about now is not the Korean entertainment I was exposed to before. Nowadays, writing about Korean entertainment is basically written for love. There are few authors and few readers. Write and cherish it.
This book is so awesome now! It's not bad. Although this setting is a little immature in terms of emotional wandering, the direction of the character's career is still very acceptable!
Can you, the author, finish writing this book? It feels like such a pity.