He was lazy and easygoing, arrogant yet timid.
One moment of poor judgment led him to make a mistake he would regret for the rest of his life,
dragging those around him into an ordeal of public scrutiny.
As he went on, right and wrong became hard to distinguish, and truth from lies grew impossible to tell.
Yet from beginning to end, he truly loved the team and every one of its members.
In the end, he chose to leave and return to an ordinary life, spending the rest of his days as a civilian.
But the torrent of misunderstandings and hurt eventually affected the members too, harming the people he cared about most.
The anguish tormented him day and night, becoming a pain and regret he could never put behind him.
Amid endless worries and years of tormenting himself,
he let everything go, and finally forgave himself.
His consciousness faded. When he opened his eyes again, a whole new beginning awaited him.
[Modern urban rebirth, set in the Korean entertainment industry, slice-of-life documentary style. Newcomers to Korean entertainment are welcome.]
[Rebirth, Korean entertainment, trainees, team spirit, healing and growth, slow burn, ensemble cast]
[Dear readers, to avoid the risk of infringing on the rights to real people’s names, I have changed the protagonist’s name from “Jin Yongyun” to the original pseudonym “Jin Yongyun” throughout. Due to platform rules, the old name “Jin Yongyun” still appears on the work’s information page, but the text has been updated to “Jin Yongyun.” Both names refer to the same character and this will not affect your reading. Thank you for your understanding and support.]
