Those Things Beneath the Starlight

In South Korea, academic qualifications are paramount, while trainees and idols are the least important. You actually chose not to go to university?! And you chose to debut as a trainee?! Don't you even know why Kim Tae-hee is called South Korea's national goddess? It's because she graduated from Seoul National University. The most suitable should not be:

In South Korea, a degree is a huge advantage, and you're aiming for Seoul National University. Given the exaggerated entertainment scene there, there'll be tons of people praising you. I don't know what the author was thinking, not going to university.

The author's character design is outrageous. A Marvel shareholder, worth tens of millions of dollars, insists on becoming an idol from the start. They already said their memory was enhanced, so why not be a writer, producer, director, or planner? Why choose the lowest, least maneuverable profession?

A billionaire becoming an idol? Author, have you been watching too many idol dramas? That's outrageous! I'm sure anyone who reads Korean entertainment novels understands the status of Korean idols, right? ╮( •́ω•̀ )╭

I was stunned when I saw Chapter 5: Becoming a trainee? I'm not saying there's anything wrong with a billionaire like you being a trainee; The thing is, wouldn't it be better if you were a director, producer, screenwriter, or boss? Why did you have to be a trainee? Status, brother

Dajun

The territory is basically tiny, and the history is mostly fabricated. Diplomacy was largely a matter of helplessness, and war was largely a matter of defeat; Their status was basically that of a vassal state, and their mentality was basically narrow-minded. Science and education are basically a form of financial aid, while physical education is basically a form of cheating.

All I can say is, the protagonist has a phenomenal start! And then his actions are inexplicably confident! Dude! Your memory is phenomenal! Couldn't you have gone to Seoul National University or Harvard? Why does it have to be a high school diploma?! Don't you remember all the messy stuff in K-pop? I only read K-pop novels and I know a ton of Korean gossip!

K-pop is declining now, and most of the ongoing serializations are just for the love of K-pop. I see people constantly criticizing in the comments; if it weren't for love, who would write such thankless novels? I've joined many K-pop novel fan groups, and most authors are in their 30s. What else would they write about besides second-generation K-pop groups? It's all just nostalgia for youth.

Sika Meow