The Entertainment Industry's Reserved Space-Time Traveler

In my mind, a Korean entertainment novel must have a heroine with a portable space, but she can't be too high-ranking. It's not that I'm prejudiced about status. Korean entertainers generally aren't very highly regarded. To put it dramatically, if the president's daughter became an entertainer, do you think the company would ever have a moment's peace?

Next, the heroine has to be a good cook. As a major foodie, how could I write a character who can't cook? But I don't think the hero would become super close to you or be won over just because you're a great cook. They didn't come from the Stone Age. How could giving them a little food make them fall in love with you? That's ridiculous. At most, it would earn you a few points of goodwill.

Lastly, she has to have an air of elegance. We won't even get into whether she's pretty, but even the most beautiful face can't withstand the passage of time or Korea's booming plastic surgery industry. You never know when your pretty face might become someone's reference for plastic surgery. Maybe they'll work hard and put together a look that turns out even prettier than yours. So in the end, presence and elegance matter most.

The author likes a gentle, refined style, like the sort of person Chinese emperors generally loved: a slender beauty from Yangzhou, sweet and dependent, but not a delicate flower. She should be a tough reed, soft on the outside and strong within.

That's the heroine's setup. For the hero, I've decided to choose someone from Big Bang. Can't help it, they're popular in Korean entertainment novels right now. The author doesn't really follow celebrities, and knows them mostly through fanfiction, so I'll basically pick one of these guys.