The eras of first- and second-generation girl groups are gradually fading, while third- and fourth-generation groups have become the stars and rising talents of the day. With one era after another forged by their predecessors, and the legends who led them seeming so far out of reach, how can these newcomers work hard enough to stand out among so many girl groups?
Silver Hyun is a trainee with a little luck on his side. After performing onstage with senior HyunA, he gradually found his way into the entertainment industry, and his talents began to shine.
GFriend, CLC, TWICE, WJSN, and BLACKPINK will all appear. This is a novel about a rookie girl group in the Korean entertainment industry.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Will you be scolded for writing a Korean entertainment novel? Should the author of the Pirates and Naruto fan fiction commit suicide, let alone the urban novels, start a harem? The heroines are nothing more than those female stars
I thought it was a well-written Korean entertainment book, but it was a pity that it was cut. It's a pity, it's a pity.
Why don't you write it? It's very good.
Commentary on Chapter 21 of "The New Power of Korean Entertainment" written about the passage of time.
The decline of the first and second generation groups is too much, and the third and fourth generations are mainstream. To be honest, what are they like? Don't fans have some clues in their hearts?