The Peninsula’s Countdown King

The first three chapters are simply toxic; a K-pop novel has to be crammed with so much personal stuff. Those three chapters detail the protagonist's experiences ten years after his transmigration. It's 2025, and they're still writing like this? I'm speechless.

Born into a chaebol family, he aspires to write with style, and even if it's just for the system's mission, he wants to develop a career as a musician, not in the entertainment industry, especially the Korean entertainment industry.

To become an idol and sever ties with one's family—what a disaster! This plot is toxic; I suggest skipping it entirely.

The character descriptions felt overdone, making it quite awkward to read.

Where's Gidle? Zhao Meiyan isn't even the female lead? Looks like the author is a fan of the rabbit.

The chaebols won't let you debut, but they'll allow you to be in a boy band?

But why is she the female supporting character? It has to be the female lead.

It was well-written, but a bit overdone; it made me feel a little awkward while reading it.

Brother, add Im Yoona (Lim Yoon-a) to your list; preferably the lead actress. Because this is a popular time period... Anyone know anyone? Please reply.

Chapter 3 Poisoned to Death, The End of Shahua