Since when, Chen Yan started to have strange dreams at night.

He couldn't see anything in his dream, only the sounds he couldn't hear or the people he couldn't see.

Chen Yan was deeply troubled by this, but had no way of figuring it all out.

Until one day, he suddenly saw everything in his dream clearly.

And then what follows is...

The older neighbor said, "Xiaoyan, I've already paid the rent. You can use this card first."

The youngest member of a girl group: "Oppa, I'm an adult now, I can pursue you."

The face of a certain girl group: "Chen Yan, you are mine."

...

This is a story about a pure-hearted man who just graduated from college and was forced (spoiled) to become a scumbag.

Introduction: I am just a simple, ordinary translator, but one day I met these girls from the Peninsula, and then those ordinary days began to become different...

Introduction: I am just a simple, ordinary translator, but one day I met these girls from the Peninsula, and then those ordinary days began to become different...

Book group: 620302928

A 30-year-old liberal arts nerd is reincarnated as the second son of an ordinary South Korean family. In a daze, he embarks on the irreversible path of the entertainment industry. How will this nerdy guy, who neither takes initiative nor refuses, and is irresponsible, fare in the world of K-pop? Of course… that's not actually the theme of this novel… As for what the theme is… I haven't figured it out yet… Sharing the book "K-Pop Star: The Otaku Celebrity" by Gu Dao Nuan Yang.

Reporter: I heard you're very familiar with the second-generation girl groups?

Han Zidong: ...

Reporter: Some people say the third-generation girl groups are all your fans?

Han Zidong: ...

Reporter: It's generally recognized in the industry that the success of the fourth-generation girl groups is inseparable from you?

Han Zidong: ...

Reporter: What do you think of the popular comment that "you are the godfather of the fifth generation"?

Han Zidong: ...

[Writer: Comic writer, film and television screenwriter, variety show writer.]

If you were given a chance to be reborn, what would you do?

Would you go into business and engage in a hearty business war?

Or would you debut as a star and enjoy the spotlight?

.......

None of these were Huang Xu's choices.

He just wanted to be a small landlord, collect rent every day, drink tea, and live a simple life with his confidante.

No system, daily text.

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.

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…

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

There are many days in a week.

Can we stop "dating" only on Fridays?

[This is a Peninsula-themed article; please do not read if you dislike it.]