Reborn as a Top Korean Director

Korean dramas are very popular and have many selling points, but compared to television, Korean movies pale in comparison. Maybe I'm just ignorant and haven't watched many Korean movies. Generally speaking, movies are considered to be of a much higher standard than television, and film directors with aspirations will not make television series. I hope the lead actor can make some classic movies.

Author, which one are you going to play? 😰

In South Korea, directors don't have much power; screenwriters have more, and they're often comedians.

1. Based on my online research into Korean entertainment, this novel is quite realistic, unlike other Korean entertainment novels that are far-fetched and unrealistic. 2. The plot is bland, like a glass of plain water, but blandness can also be beautiful. 3. The author seems to have never been in a relationship; the romance section is a major flaw.

I thought they were going to make New World, Silenced, Parasite, Shoplifters, Black Coal, Thin Ice, and My Sassy Girl, but they're all just rubbish.

I watched for ages, so many TV dramas, and this guy's a big director? What's the difference between the Blue Dragon Awards and a Chinese prostitute?

Are there any other K-pop stars who aren't idol singers or actors? No simps, please.

No matter how successful you are in the Korean entertainment industry, you're all trash. Korea claims to be a country, but I feel it's just a country controlled by one conglomerate after another.

This Korean entertainment novel is full of "erhua" sounds, it's giving me a headache...

Before writing the book, didn't you do some research on the background? Korean dramas are screenwriter-centric; the screenwriter dictates how the film is shot, and the director is just a tool.