I've been reborn. I'm now at Prosecutor Lin's house. Today is the day I successfully passed my judicial training, and also the day I met Lin Yoona for the first time and went on a blind date with her. The story begins here. (This book is also known as "The Troublesome Affairs of Country H"; "This is What a Prosecutor Is"; "The Symbol of Power")

As a high-quality male artist from the peninsula, Jeon Woo-cheol initially probably just wanted to fulfill his stage dream and prove himself under the watchful eye of his cheapskate father. Later, he discovered that, putting everything else aside, he was attracting more and more admirers… Jeon Woo-cheol: Well, actually I'm not very good at flirting, I'm a bit slow to warm up… Bae Suzy: ? Little brother, you're being naughty! Kim Ji-soo: Woo-cheol, you… Jeon Hee-jin: Woo-cheol oppa! Sisters: Woo-cheol, you're being naughty again…

Bai Ju hadn't considered becoming an idol, but after thinking about his own situation: he could sing and dance, was physically fit, slept little, wasn't afraid of the cold, had plenty of energy, was handsome, could plagiarize songs, and was based on a peninsula—wasn't he a chosen one? Since he was already here, he might as well give it a try. [Multiple female leads, no system, career and romance are evenly balanced, mainly focusing on daily life.]

It seems things started to change around 2014. Lee Soo-man glanced at the company's artist list and cursed. Park Jin-young checked his rabbit and breathed a sigh of relief. Yang Juhua? Yang Juhua is gone! Bang Si-hyuk is still that fat guy. Lin Youtian: Kim Tae-yeon, why are you running? Kim Tae-yeon didn't turn around, covered her ears, and took off with her short legs. Lin Youtian: Bae Joo-hyun! What are you doing? Bae Joo-hyun silently put away the scissors in her hand and smiled brightly and generously. Lin Youtian: Zhang Wei! What did you say? Zhang Wei spread her hands, speechless. Zhang Yuan-ying was about to speak when Liu Zhi-min grabbed her and pulled her behind her: "You have to queue!"

I've already signed a contract to write a Korean entertainment novel and don't want to write about the Chinese entertainment industry, so I can only write about the Korean entertainment industry. It's roughly like this: The protagonist's dream of becoming a singer was shattered in his previous life, and then he transmigrated. In this life, as a third-generation chaebol heir, he wants to be a singer, so he becomes an actor. And because he's an actor, he does this and that. That's roughly it; the group disbands. I'll revise the synopsis later if I find a better one; yes, there's a section I stole.

Liang Xi, Presbyterian Shazyside, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, is the youngest full professor and associate chief of cardiothoracic surgery in history.

After personally seeing off her partner and sending all the patients under her care out of the hospital, she embarked on a journey of self-healing.

Upon arriving in Seoul, it seemed as if I had been tainted by something unclean.

While exercising and enjoying the scenery, I encountered a patient who had suddenly suffered a stroke.

While watching a game at the stadium this morning, a child in the front row was accidentally injured.

I finally managed to have lunch in the afternoon, but then I received a request from the local hospital to help with surgery...

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(This is a lighthearted fan fiction, somewhat based on the TV series "Hospital Playlist." I wanted to try writing it myself because I love the show!)

"The four of you are all terrible at singing and dancing, and have absolutely no talent. If we want to propel you to the top of the K-pop scene, the only way is to create drama and cause trouble..." [Created out of love, the daily antics of the female lead, Bai Cai, and four ordinary girl group members]

"Take this apartment."

"Wear this watch."

"Here, take this card."

"I told you, I'll take care of you."

Lin Yi looked at Yoona's domineering demeanor and smiled. He was almost full from being a kept man.

Just then, a laugh came from behind.

"Oppa, when are you going to do something naughty? Take me with you!"

Looking back, a lovely girl stood smiling sweetly in the sunlight, radiant and charming.

Defeated by internal strife, Chen Shijun grits his teeth and prepares to bring some pain to the entertainment industry, where vanity obscures corruption. His previous works, "Peninsula: Fallen Flowers" and "Peninsula: I Want to Be Great Again," boast 2.8 million words and have never been interrupted. Read with confidence, guaranteed updates.