Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1448 Review of "Korean Variety Show: Starting from Undercover in a New World"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

What I recommend to you today is a work that is currently being promoted.

"Korean Variety Show: Starting from Undercover in a New World", Cun Cun is Cun Cun, a level 4 author.

89 words currently being serialized.

Category: Infinite Heavens - Heavens.

Summary:
He is the sworn brother of Ding Qing and Li Zicheng.

He is the most hidden insider.

He is South Korea's rising sixth-largest chaebol.

Before all this, he was just a small undercover agent who seemed to have been expelled from the police force due to being implicated.

【The plot of "New World" has begun. 】

After seeing the words floating in front of him, Lin Wei swore to himself.

"One day, I will trample the Korean Peninsula under my feet!"

"New World", "The Yellow Sea", "Insider", "Criminal City".
When countless stories converge in the same world, a legend is destined to be born on the Korean Peninsula in this parallel world.

【Brief Comment】

He also has another book under his name, "Konoha: Starting from Unlocking the Caged Bird!", which has 920,000 words and is a high-quality work with 10,000 words updated every day.

He is not a newcomer. He has written books on a certain website before. Later, he went to a certain website to practice the exciting points and rhythm. After opening this account, he won excellent works one after another.

Although the new book didn't make it to the top of the list, it was still a masterpiece and even received widespread acclaim. It can be said that he is the king's return, undefeated.

The author is a full-time writer, so he has ample time to write. After the book hits shelves, it's practically guaranteed to generate tens of thousands of copies daily. For part-time authors, this is a significant reduction in sales. One important point worth noting is that he himself stated that the book won't be too long, perhaps 150 million words at most. He doesn't want to overdo it, and the plot will wrap up when it's done. I think the story itself will be instantly engaging even for readers who haven't seen the movie, and they can treat it like a story about undercover agents or the underworld.

The protagonist, Lin Wei, is an overseas Chinese who, while serving in the military, served as a volunteer police officer on the Korean Peninsula and was selected by Section Chief Jiang to become an undercover agent. Knowing the plot well, the cautious and skilled Lin Wei, armed with a system and possessing strong combat abilities, quickly infiltrates the target, Ding Qing, becoming his right-hand man. His right-hand man, Li Zicheng, is also an undercover agent.

With the protagonist's great wish, the trio smoothly moved towards the direction of the chaebol, and perhaps they could even enter the Blue House smoothly later. But I haven't seen this yet.

The book intersects with several worlds, and also with several Korean films, so those who haven't seen the films will need a little adjustment. The author has a strong storytelling ability, and the effect of the plot is very good. The character descriptions are not too long, but the sense of substitution is very strong.

He's a skilled writer, and while he boasts tens of thousands of words a day, there's no obvious sign of overkill. His performance is also quite authentic, with no obvious manipulation. His pacing is also quite steady, and while it's fan fiction, it's infused with his own interpretations, making it feel neither empty nor boring.

The number of swear words that appear is acceptable and is more in line with the character of the gangster. The fighting scenes are also outstanding. Although they may not be very physical, at least they are well-reasoned and well-founded.

If you are interested in this type of subject matter, you can go and have a look. Korean variety shows have been suppressed for too long.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

The last time I read a Korean variety show was when I was watching "League of Legends: The Peak of Thrones", which has been a long time.

This type of writing has been banned for a long time, and many people have been forced to switch to Chinese or American entertainment writing. Recently, it seems that several books have gradually become popular.

Of course, it may also be related to the influx of many external site authors, which has also led to much harsher contract conditions.

I wish you all good luck, and I hope that more people will see this book today.

(End of this chapter)