Original title: [Korean Entertainment, SVT Focus] I Really Need a Fast-Acting Heart Pill
After transmigrating from the apocalypse, Lin Jiaojiao used the fruit seeds in her spatial storage to build a thriving fruit business. Then she decided to branch out into other fields.
She'd heard for ages that before the apocalypse, the idol industries in Japan and Korea were brutally competitive, and that the Korean entertainment industry debuted at least a hundred idol groups every year. Looking at the surviving photos of all kinds of idol groups, Lin Jiaojiao was dazzled.
Of course, let's not talk about the domestic entertainment industry here.
But among all those idol groups that had debuted, Lin Jiaojiao's discerning eye... didn't like a single one.
Lin Jiaojiao: ...I don't think that's my problem :)
Convinced that she wasn't the problem, Lin Jiaojiao immediately hired someone to manage her flourishing business back home and went to Korea under the pretext of "expanding into overseas markets."
Then, at Incheon Airport, she met the love of her life: Choi Seungcheol.
At the time, Choi Seungcheol was at Incheon Airport, following the staff's instructions to meet Moon Junhui, who was coming to the company as a trainee. He turned his head, and his eyes met Lin Jiaojiao's.
Stunned into silence by Choi Seungcheol's face, Lin Jiaojiao wanted nothing more than to rush over and ask him, "You're definitely going to debut, right?"
In fact, that's exactly what she did.
But Choi Seungcheol only told her, "I don't know. I'm still a trainee." He smiled, then continued, "But I believe I'll definitely debut."
Because of those words, Lin Jiaojiao decided to put down roots at Pledis.
Then she waited three whole years for them to debut.
Meanwhile, she expanded her business across every region of Korea.
If nothing had gone wrong, Lin Jiaojiao probably wouldn't have thought about acquiring the company. But after a certain CEO took her money and used it to help Choi Seungcheol and the others debut, he actually broke their verbal agreement and decided to sell the company to that so-called Big Hit. She couldn't let that slide.
Sure, she might own some shares in Big Hit too, but if the company was going to be sold, why not sell it to her?!
What, did he look down on her because she sold fruit? She didn't just sell fruit! (Furious)
Theme: A fruit seller can't sell unripe melons to customers
