Award-winning producer Jin Zheming gets into a car accident just as he's about to reach the pinnacle of his industry. When he wakes, deafening music, dazzling lights, and a stabbing pain in his ankle drag him straight into hell. He's become Jin Zheming, a nobody in the bottom-tier Korean boy group Eclipse, mocked across the internet, bullied by his bandmates, and shelved by his company.
The success he achieved in his past life and the quagmire of his new one make for a cruel contrast.
Faced with his bandmates' cold stares, his manager's threats to slit his throat, and an exorbitant contract termination fee, he writes two words on the mirror with makeup remover: "I quit."
Dragging his injured leg, he strides into the cold night, penniless and with no idea what the future holds. But at a twist in his fate, a luxury car pulls up. Its window rolls down, and someone offers him a blank check that could solve all his problems, along with the ultimate act of condescension from chaebol heiress Lee Sujin:
"Name your price and leave the entertainment industry."
Jin Zheming takes off his shattered glasses and looks her straight in the eye, his voice chillingly calm.
"I'll sell my talent, and I'll sell my body. But tonight, it'll cost extra."
From that moment on, the dream-maker of the past decides to build a brand-new kingdom with his own hands.
