[Korean Showbiz] The Moon Is Mine

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During the days she spends home alone, Jingyan dreams of becoming someone surrounded by lots and lots of love.

She thought that was what being an idol was like.

But after joining SM and debuting, she realizes it might all be fake.

She thought she could finally settle down, but an accident turns her into someone who keeps a monster hidden inside.

Love, love, love.

I want lots and lots of love.

Would you still love me then?

The first step toward finding yourself is sacrificing yourself.

The cover shows the heroine's light stick, but its light is bluish purple.

Warnings:

It won't be pure romance in the later chapters!!! The rapper isn't a virgin, either. Everyone has their own life experiences.

My writing is poor, and the story progresses slowly. I'll revise it, but revisions generally mean adding more plot.

No System. The heroine's morals will fall apart for a while. This isn't a wish-fulfillment novel. (The chaotic, melodramatic love triangle begins in 2018. The current timeline is 2017. The actors won't be involved; they'll have a separate extra.)

The only golden finger is the career storyline: she debuts as a solo artist. Her debut won't be made public beforehand. Many people will have one-sided feelings for her, all after her debut. The A-society storyline starts earlier, in 2017.

There are extras featuring other characters.

There is a girls' love storyline, but it has a bad ending. Overall, though, this is still a romance.

Very slow-burn and centered on the heroine. The male lead's storyline begins in 2016, and the heroine's in 2018.

Idols will date (their relationship status is uncertain).

There will be individual endings, a multiple-partner ending, and bad endings.

P.P.S. I write to indulge my personal preferences. It's a Mary Sue story, a Mary Sue story.

Theme: It's all a dream