K-Pop Impostor Movie Emperor: From the Start, I Acquire a Top Girl Group

In 2009, Song Tianhao wakes up after a night of heavy drinking to discover that he has become a rising star in South Korea’s entertainment industry, a Baeksang Best Actor winner.

Before he can celebrate transmigrating, the “Entertainment Mogul System” activates in his mind. Fifty million dollars, a “Player Card” that boosts his charisma and likeability, and master-level songwriting skills are instantly added to his account.

But a cruel fact stares him in the face: he has no idea how to act.

Song Tianhao decides to disguise himself with his Best Actor’s “aloof” persona.

He speaks as little as possible, yet the media fawn over his striking profile. He falls silent while considering an offer, only for others to mistake it for displeasure and back away in fear.

He snaps up all six members of T-ara for 3 billion won, but that’s only the beginning.

What he sees are six girls living in a leaky basement, eating instant noodles, and suffering from injuries, yet still carrying a light in their eyes.

Song Tianhao doesn’t treat them like merchandise. He spends a fortune resolving their contract issues, buys a mansion as their new home, and uses the “foresight” granted by the System to gift them one future hit song after another.

That’s the first cornerstone of his entertainment empire.

Even Girls’ Generation, the nation’s girl group, is at rock bottom after the “Black Ocean” incident. He boldly buys out the entire group, insisting, “All nine together. Not one missing.”

From then on, Song Tianhao’s ambitions go beyond making girl groups famous. He produces variety shows, invests in films and dramas, and takes on the industry’s unspoken rules head-on.

And the T-ara, Girls’ Generation, f(x), Wonder Girls, TWICE, and other groups around him…

Their feelings for him gradually deepen, growing from gratitude and dependence into profound trust and affection.