
From Korean Entertainment's Castoff to a Top-Tier Star in Chinese Entertainment
从韩娱弃子到内娱顶流
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 105k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2d ago
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43Chapters
42Monthly votes
74Recommendations
1Fans
12 ch/weekPace
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So who is the heroine in Korea?
Knowing that Penguin Weibo will fail, but still going through it, what's the point of rebirth?
If you were to transmigrate and be reborn, you could take down SM Entertainment with a one-stop service: poach trainees who are about to debut and members whose contracts are about to expire, plagiarize SM's songs and other companies' hit songs, expose their male and female group members' scandals and rumors, and promote their works to boost their charts and data. In just two or three years, you could at least keep SM in check, if not completely crush them.
The character cards aren't even there, and there are no illustrations or Easter egg stamps either. I just can't stand it anymore.
Did A2O exist right from its debut?
At least it doesn't feel out of place, which is pretty good.