10 years since debut, won the grand prize for 3 years in a row.
Baek Nokha, a female solo idol, has perfect visuals, skills, and personality.
If it’s fandom, then she has a fandom. If it’s popularity, then she has popularity.
The moment she reached the peak of favorability and recognition without missing anything-
“…What’s up with these unmanaged vocal cords?”
Back to 10 years ago!
It’s not her own body, but someone else’s!
[Congratulations! You have became ‘Yoon Cheong’][From now on, you must save the destined to fail girl group, ‘Steel Blue’!]
the foreshadowing was amazing but i kinda of got it since i checked the latter chapters, kinda crushed my own mood but whatever
there's also another novel i read similar to this:
Livestream: The Adjudicator of Death
我对这两者都抱有喜爱之情。
阅读到第13章后，我可以说这个故事非常出色，充满了潜力。
There's a sense of inevitability in the protagonist's success, as she never truly faces defeat within any given arc. Although there are occasional intriguing moments, they are often resolved too quickly, lacking depth. Some plot points feel forced rather than organically advancing the story.
Additionally, at chapter 70, the formation of the girl group has yet to occur, indicating that the main storyline has not truly begun. As a result, the pacing and storytelling progression are sluggish. Lastly, the translation of "Fenrir" suffers from editing inconsistencies, with frequent errors within paragraphs and typical machine translation issues with character names, making it challenging to follow at times.