This is the story of a teenage girl’s struggle in the South Korean entertainment industry.
Zhao Shiyao grew up in the United States. Her parents were estranged despite appearances, and their strict rules governed her life until she turned sixteen.
After her parents divorced, she became a hot potato, and her mother dumped her on her uncle.
As her parents went off to seek happiness of their own, she seemed to become a pitiful little orphan with nowhere to go.
Her custody and child support were both handed over to her uncle, who did business in Korea, and Zhao Shiyao began her long-term life there.
Because her uncle was facing a business crisis, she had no choice but to become a trainee and make her debut.
Only after debuting in a girl group did she realize that nothing was as simple as she had imagined.
Two years after their debut, the group was still completely unknown. She spent a month performing songs on television for the first time, yet nobody paid them any attention.
Zhao Shiyao couldn't take it anymore. She was going to write her own songs!
It took Zhao Shiyao five years to go from an unknown member of a flop group to an unrivaled top star.
She endured countless jeers and taunts, was mocked as the third-generation 'Kim Hyuna,' and was targeted by jealous, envious people.
When she arrived, snow was falling heavily, and her figure faded into the distance.
*The original inspiration: Learning about the hardships faced by obscure groups made me appreciate certain qualities even more. Recently, I was deeply moved and impressed by the performances on Peak Time.
Theme: I want to write an interesting story
