Short version: The original members of the Masked Dance Troupe left the troupe and went to South Korea. Su Fang, who was born with heterochromia, just wanted to enjoy this unrestrained and flamboyant idol youth. Concise version: The fifth generation of the world's leading man.

This book is purely a fantasy about the Korean entertainment industry, without involving any other factors. I hope everyone will read it with an entertaining perspective. Thank you!

The story of an unknown SM Entertainment singer who, upon reaching adulthood, decided to serve in the military on behalf of the company. Two years later, he returned and rose from a regular guest on a variety show to become a top star in the Korean entertainment industry.

This book is a light and refreshing story, a slow burn. If you've read too many intense and action-packed novels, you might want to check this one out.

Readers unfamiliar with K-pop can still stay and take a look; it should be pretty good even as a general entertainment story.

I write over 9000 words every day, three updates a day. I'm asking for all kinds of support!

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He did time-travel, but unfortunately he wasn't a second-generation chaebol heir.

If he's not a second-generation chaebol, at least he should be given the identity of a prosecutor or something to make sense.

Unfortunately, after transmigrating, he ended up as a poor, down-on-his-luck reporter, except this reporter was a little different.

He was only focused on making money and picking up girls, but he accidentally got involved in a certain incident.

Left with no other choice, they were forced onto the path of advancement to protect themselves—journalists, prosecutors…

Han Yu-sung embarked on his journey to stardom from the Korean Peninsula, and began to make an impact on the Korean Peninsula music scene and the Western music scene in 2012. He began to dominate K-pop in 2015, and in 2016, the Korean Peninsula officially entered the Han Yu-sung era. Han Yu-sung was lost in the entertainment industry and no one came to his rescue, or perhaps he did not fall into the entertainment industry at all but was afraid to face reality.

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.]

My previous book was abandoned, so I wanted to try again. It's still about K-pop, and the protagonist, Lee An-myung, is reborn into a parallel world on the Korean Peninsula with a somewhat useful system panel. He encounters familiar idols and celebrities, getting to know them, perhaps even falling in love. There will definitely be more than one female lead; Taeyeon, Sulli, Yoona, and Lee Jin are definitely included. Others will be revealed later, such as Bae Joo-hyun, Park Ji-yeon, IU, Kim Seol-hyun, Lee Sung-kyung, Nana, Han So-hee, Park Cho-ah, Ahn Hee-yeon, Jung Eun-bi, Kwon Eun-bi, Song Ji-hyo, Jeon So-min, Ning Yi-tak, Kim Dong-eun, Shin Yuna, Hwang Ye-ji, UEE, Park Ga-hee, Seol-ah, and Bo.

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.