The Korean Entertainment Detective

It's clear that the author initially intended to write about the youngest female lead, but for some reason, the writing style suddenly changed, transforming from deeply affectionate and devoted to promiscuous. If Seohyun was a living, breathing person at the beginning, then she became a soulless puppet later on. The male lead's doting and protective affection for Chu-hyun is truly unforgettable.

I think it would be acceptable if it ended with Yunxian or Jessica, or even just Yunxian... Or even just Xiaoxian would be fine, however...

The detective story is just for fun, and the Korean entertainment is merely a backdrop; the real content is the ambiguous daily life with a Korean female celebrity.

Everyone, hurry up and support the author! Vote on Sanjiang!

Just read Chapter 10 to see how toxic it is. The protagonist brings a bottle of wine worth over a million Korean won. If Seohyun's mother knew, she'd be speechless. But when it's converted to RMB, it's only a little over 5,000 yuan. Leaving aside how much money Seohyun earns as a celebrity, her mother is, after all, a piano academy director.

At the beginning, I thought it was a pure romance, but then it turned into a harem and all the female leads became infatuated sluts, losing their original personalities.

The writing is passable, but the frequent use of words like "aiyigu" and "daifa" in Chinese is quite jarring. It feels like this is a world where Korean is spoken all over the world!

It's so awkward it's giving me goosebumps, I can't stand it.

I finally found a good book, but the main character's name is the same as my college roommate's. I'm not reading it anymore; he doesn't deserve it (ꐦÒ‸Ó) you old rascal!

Do you have a group? Will you continue writing Korean entertainment novels in the future?