Peninsula: My Life as a Fan

Li Mu, who had spent ten years writing Korean entertainment novels, woke up one day back at the age of eighteen.

For those ten years, he had written about countless "her"s: their hands gripping microphones as they first stepped onto music-show stages, the lights in their practice rooms shining until three in the morning, the sparkle in their eyes as they stood before crowds of tens of thousands. He had typed out every name and every fate, one word at a time.

Then he stood on a street in Seoul and saw a face on a poster, exactly like the heroine in his novel.

Only then did he understand: the world he had written about was real.

They really would become famous, really would cry, and really would suffer the disaster he had written for them on the day he had chosen.

In his previous life, he had loved them for ten years from behind a screen.

In this life, he would go to the peninsula himself and catch those fates he had written with his own hands.

He would hand a tissue to the girl he had made cry in his story.

But what Li Mu hadn't expected was this:

He came to chase stars, so how did he end up winning all of them over?!