The Rise of a Korean Entertainment King

In 2005, at just 18 years old, Li Jingxing swept through South Korea like a rising star. But before he could settle onto the throne, an exposé accusing him of school bullying dragged him from the pinnacle into hell. The entire nation turned against him, and he was forced to flee to the United States.

Keeping a low profile and honing his skills were essential steps on the road to being reborn. During his time in America, Li Jingxing built a following on YouTube and quietly laid the groundwork for the international stage with his talent.

In 2009, he returned to Korean entertainment, announcing the comeback of a king.

Then, as a pioneer who brought Korean entertainment to America, he broke through the limits of the Korean industry and made his way beyond Asia. His English-language singles conquered the Billboard charts, his world tours drew millions, and he founded his own company to take control of his career...

He is a singer, producer, and actor. From the heart-stirring Kim Tan in The Heirs to the role-redefining Yoon Jae-sung in Luck-Key; from the worldwide sensation That Girl to Spring Day, which comforted countless hearts. Along the way, slander never broke him, and glory never led him astray.

This is a legendary story of destruction, reinvention, and transcendence.

Li Jingxing shattered with his own hands the glass tower that had once imprisoned him. Then, beneath the vault of the heavens, he used notes and images to build an immortal empire of his own.