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domiri 's review for:
Once Upon a K-Prom
by Kat Cho
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
I’m pretty sure I read a manga with the same premise as this novel several years ago and it worked better as a one-shot without giving the reader a chance to look too closely at anything, because the further this novel dug the worse my impression got.
In the end, I just can’t get behind Robbie manipulating Elena and his I’m-a-sheltered-K-pop-star-so-I-don’t-understand-emotions excuse made me glad he (fictionally) lives on the other side of the planet from me.
Also, I can’t get over how cringey it is to claim that your fictional (totally-not-BTS) characters are friends with real K-idols.
In the end, I just can’t get behind Robbie manipulating Elena and his I’m-a-sheltered-K-pop-star-so-I-don’t-understand-emotions excuse made me glad he (fictionally) lives on the other side of the planet from me.
Also, I can’t get over how cringey it is to claim that your fictional (totally-not-BTS) characters are friends with real K-idols.