[Entertainment Industry] Debuting in the Third Season

An onstage minute takes ten years of practice. Park Eun Hee trained at Together for six years, from the age of twelve to eighteen. During the six most wonderful years of a girl's life, Park Eun Hee went back and forth between the recording studio, practice rooms, and dance studio. She practiced one song thousands of times and danced one routine hundreds of times, repeating the same thing day after day. Finally, at eighteen, she was about to debut. But a sudden turn of events just before her debut, with an unexpected newcomer arriving out of nowhere, shattered all her dreams and doused the passion she'd poured into those six years. With only two months until debut, Park Eun Hee was mercilessly kicked out of the group and had her contract with the company terminated without any conditions. Watching them debut onstage, singing the song that had originally been hers, Park Eun Hee refused to give up. Season Three of Produce 101 was already in preparation, and she decided to risk everything. She never imagined that this was when she would meet him. New story coming soon. Updates begin January 19, 2021. Please visit my profile and add it to your collection. Everyday Life Working for Boss Kwon, also known as Is This What Falling in Love Feels Like? After being discharged from the military, Boss Kwon opened a new entertainment agency and began recruiting trainees across Asia. But the trainees his staff brought in always seemed to be missing something. Some were truly beautiful, some could really sing, and some were genuinely great dancers, but something was still missing. What was it? That feeling that makes your heart skip a beat. Is this what falling in love feels like? Oh no, I can't look away from your eyes. One day, Kwon Jiyong happened to see a dance video on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, featuring Lin Xiao'en, a little-known entertainer ranked around 180th. He told his assistant, "I want her full profile in ten minutes." Lin Xiao'en never expected that after entering a talent competition with 101 contestants and being eliminated in 100th place, her dance video for the theme song would take her to a foreign country to work for her idol. But her new job didn't seem to be going smoothly, because her boss was always staring at her. She could never escape his gaze. But he was her boss, after all. What could a worker do? In halting Korean, Lin Xiao'en asked her boss, "Why did you choose me?" Boss Kwon: "Because my heart skipped a beat!" Lin Xiao'en: "What?" Boss Kwon: "Be good. We signed a contract, remember? If you break it, you'll owe me a huge penalty. And you'll have to compensate me for my heart, too!" Lin Xiao'en: "I can't afford that, I can't afford that. I'd better just stay a worker and hope Boss Kwon takes it easy on me." A sweet, indulgent romance. The heroine isn't based on a real person, and the story starts after his discharge from the military. There will be many plot points that differ from reality, But the romance will definitely be sweet and doting. Modiedie's Sina Weibo: I'll post updates there. Theme: