Braving the Korean Wave and Becoming the Group Favorite in EXO

According to daily news, three Chinese members of EXO have quit the group, their popularity has plummeted, and SM Entertainment has been deeply involved in the whirlpool of public opinion. In order to save the decline, the decision to "let the top Chinese female idol Eira (Ji Tiantian) parachute into the group" set off huge waves in the Korean entertainment industry - this is a topical game on the fate of the group, and it is also Ji Tiantian's counterattack path full of thorns. As South Korea's top female idol, she brought her nationality to a popular boy band, but she instantly became the target of public criticism. Peers secretly poked jealousy: "It's a blessing to be in EXO's lap"; juniors openly challenged: "How can Eira occupy the C position even though she debuted late?"; Seniors coldly criticized: "How dare you step on others because of the general trend?"; Even the company's top management hinted at unspoken rules: "You should know these things when dealing with men." However, there is also a glimmer of warmth hidden in the thorny road. Suho quietly kept a light and hot meal for her when she stayed up late to practice dancing. Baekhyun always used jokes to smooth things over when she was in trouble. Chanyeol would give her the most eye-catching position on the stage. DO silently handed her hot cocoa when she was attacked by bad comments: "We can all see your strength." This clumsy and sincere care became her confidence to fight against evil. Under the aura of being top-notch, there are calculations and prejudices everywhere. Ji Tiantian has to dismantle the overt and covert tactics in the entertainment industry, resolve the crisis of trust within the group, and find a correct position in the boy band. Will she return to the top with EXO, or will she fall into the abyss? When misunderstandings and tenderness are intertwined, will she be able to make a comeback?