[Entertainment Industry] The Little Pink Bear in Sunglasses

The new novel, "[Entertainment Industry] The Instrumental Goddess Reforms South Korea's Survival-Show Girl Groups," is updating now!

As the Cold Medicine Idol survival group was on the verge of disbanding, a student from Borkley studying abroad transmigrated back to the beginning of the survival show, prompted by her roommate's regret and resentment over the members who made the final debut lineup.

Ge Ruipu looked at the survival show that was already beyond saving and couldn't help questioning her life.

She resented her roommate for sending her to such an obscure, utterly forgotten variety show.

Was it just because her name happened to sound like the stage name of a member of the debut group?

Wait, it seemed the outcome of this survival show wasn't impossible to change after all.

The girl looked on with satisfaction at the brand-new team, completely transformed by the arrival of a butterfly like her.

Isn't K-pop supposed to be the most vulgar kind of pop music? Then I'll show you what a highbrow, dimensionality-crushing blow looks like.

Cheap fanservice and acting tough? The instrumental girl from Donghuang was proving through her actions that "elegance never goes out of style."

Could she turn around the fate of the first PD-produced group to become a total flop?

Ge Ruipu, thinking to herself: I don't know if we'll make it big, but I absolutely don't want to come back and still be going "wa da da."

After giving up her dream of becoming a competitive athlete, this chuuni anime girl became a shut-in, lazy couch potato.

After sending a company director flying with a shoulder throw, she unexpectedly entered the entertainment industry and began her journey as a pure-hearted idol with a violent streak.

With everything starting over, she couldn't find any meaning in her place on the team. But when she once again laid her hands on the piano she had casually learned to play as a child, she found a reason to exist once more. And with every new melody that emerged, the distance between her and her idol drew a little closer.

Theme: Giving it your all in a profession that seems completely unsuited to you.