[Showbiz] So, I Married My Idol

In 2013, fifteen-year-old Cheng Xiao happened to see BTS perform on television. From then on, she had an idol. In 2016, eighteen-year-old Cheng Xiao went to study in Korea after learning Korean for two years, hoping to get one step closer to her idol. In 2017, as a college freshman, Cheng Xiao started working part-time as a Chinese-Korean translator to pay for tuition and living expenses. She never expected her very first job to be translating for Big Hit Entertainment. In 2018, as a college sophomore, Cheng Xiao officially became BTS's Chinese teacher and translator. In 2019, Cheng Xiao confessed her feelings to Park Jimin, but he turned her down because he thought the guy should be the one to confess first. In 2021, on BTS's eighth debut anniversary, he publicly revealed that she existed. In 2023, after ten years, Cheng Xiao married her idol. They got married at their tenth-anniversary concert. So she married her idol! For more completed Korean entertainment stories, visit my author page. New story coming soon, updates start on 2021.1.19. Add it to your collection on my author page. Working for Boss Kwon, also known as "Is This a Crush?" After his discharge from the military, Boss Kwon started a new talent agency and began recruiting trainees across Asia. But the trainees his staff brought in always seemed to be missing something. Some were truly good-looking, some could really sing, and some were genuinely great dancers, but they were all missing something. What were they missing? A spark. Is this a crush? Oh no, I can't look away. By chance, Kwon Jiyong saw a dance video on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, featuring Lin Xiao'en, a little-known performer ranked somewhere around 180th. Kwon Jiyong told his assistant, "I want all her information within ten minutes." Lin Xiao'en never expected that entering a talent competition would take her to a foreign country and land her a job with her idol. There were 101 contestants, and she was eliminated in 100th place. But the dance video she made to the theme song brought her to a new country to work for her idol. The job wasn't going quite as smoothly as she'd hoped, though, because her boss kept staring at her, and she couldn't escape his gaze. But he was her boss, after all. As an employee, she couldn't fight back. In clumsy Korean, Lin Xiao'en asked her boss, "Why did you choose me?" Boss Kwon: "Because I have a crush on you!" Lin Xiao'en: "What?" Boss Kwon: "Be a good girl. We signed a contract, remember? If you break it, you'll owe a huge penalty. And you'll have to compensate me for breaking my heart, too!" Lin Xiao'en: "I can't afford that, I can't afford that. I'd better just keep working. I hope Boss Kwon goes easy on me." Modie Die's Sina Weibo. I'll post updates there. Purpose: