Watching the Show in South Korea

The protagonist doesn't seem to be a time traveler; he acts more like a native. I don't know if the author's writing skills are lacking or if it was intentional, but the protagonist seems quite frustrated.

The male lead seems to have intellectual disabilities; he even attended Seoul National University and listened to advice from a teenager.

I haven't read it yet. Is this book about a single female lead? Is the female lead the little princess from Samsung who committed suicide?

The author should give the male protagonist more screen time.

Is the starting point too high? Won't that reduce the sense of immersion?

To read this book, you need to read the author's previous book. This book seems to fill in the gaps in the previous one; the author seems to want to complete the parts that weren't well-written in the previous book.

So who are the female idols featured in this book? 😂

Holy crap, you actually started a new book!

This book can be considered a spin-off of the previous book. After reading the previous book, I still treated Choi as the main character and Park as an NPC with a lot of screen time. I could barely finish reading it, so I'll just treat it as a side story!