Gwangna: the word is pure Korean, and it means to shine brightly.
My name is Gwangna. My mother gave it to me, hoping I would shine.
I hate my mother.
"Gwangna, do two waves here, then follow with the arm movement."
"Choi Gwangna, are you trying to die? Get practicing!"
"You'll be late for music academy. Next time, run out the moment the school bell rings. Do you hear me?"
"Don't even think about it! I've already pulled strings for you. You're going into practical dance, no question. Don't think I don't know what you're planning. If you score below 90 on the practical exam, you'll regret it!"
"Yeah! It's really fun. I want to learn."
"See? You're definitely my daughter. You love singing just like I do."
"Mom, I think this teacher is really mean. Can't I just learn to sing?"
"Teacher Oh's academy has trained several audition passers for the Big Three agencies. You have to be strict to teach students well."
"My beautiful daughter, you'll pass the S//M audition this time, right?"
"Mom."
"Yes?"
"Do I have to become an idol?"
"What are you saying? Isn't that your dream?"
My existence ruined my mother's dream, so now I have to carry that dream for her.
Theme: I was bored lately, watched a variety show about the group, and started to like aespa a little.
I really liked this book as soon as I read the text. It's great to have more information.