Peninsula: I've Already Won an Oscar, and Now the System Shows Up

Similar to another case, this person became famous in Hollywood, then went to South Korea to film a TV series, and then started fawning over celebrities, all of whom were Sulli. They claimed it was to change their tragic lives, but it was really just exploiting the popularity of someone who died. They ostensibly did this to change their miserable circumstances, and then everything went their way. All they ever talked about was regret.

There are still people who are obsessed with Korean culture these days. Not many. It's mostly girl group fans who are common. Those who are truly devoted to Korean culture are rare.

If the music video shoot fails, the story gets abandoned; if the author stops writing halfway through, will that also result in an abandoned story? 🙂

Winning an Oscar and then going back to Korea to film a music video for your idol? This premise is absolutely toxic. I see no reason why the protagonist should be given such a high title. It's no different from those K-pop fanfics from ten years ago about god-like figures, chaebols, and gangsters who fawn over their idols.

What era are we living in? They still use that forced task-based system? What's the point of having such a system?

Why is the protagonist portrayed as a submissive character when interacting with female characters? Is it to pass censorship?

It's so frustrating; the plot is so hard to follow. An Oscar-winning director goes to South Korea to shoot a music video, and if he doesn't, he'll be cast a eunuch. What was he thinking when he started this?

The punishment is highly toxic, but I have to resist; there's just too little Korean entertainment...

Here you are, as long as you write "crown", we're all good brothers.

It's 2026, and male-oriented content still has a punishment-based system!