Making A Fool Of Oneself [In The Entertainment Industry]

After dying in an accident while defending her idol from obsessive sasaeng fans at the airport, she wakes up to find herself transmigrated into the body of a flop girl-group idol?

The group is already obscure, and she’s even more irrelevant than the rest. Too unknown to even get dragged into fan wars, she’s also notorious for being a dramatic diva with a permanent resting-bitch-face and a talent for passive-aggressive comments.

Now the group is preparing for their final comeback.
One last album, and then disbandment.

Ming Wanwan: “Heh. If I’m losing my job, nobody’s getting peace.”

Well, being in a flop group isn’t all bad. At least she can still admire her favorite idol from afar.

Except…

After a long while, she suddenly discovers she has a boyfriend.

And the moment she sees him—

Holy crap.
My idol’s dating scandal is real?
And I’M the girlfriend?!

Nope. Break up. Immediately.
Nobody gets to date my idol!

Unstan. Instantly unstan.
My final act of mercy is not turning into an anti-fan.

So begins the daily life of an idol’s girlfriend constantly trying to break up with him…

But wait—why is such a gorgeous “idol girlfriend” still so unpopular?

Girl, we still need to survive.
We need to build a career.
We need to make things happen!

Anyway, the group’s disbanding soon, so why keep tolerating all this nonsense?

But just as her career finally starts taking off, she realizes she may have fallen into a real-life over-the-top idol drama.

Wait a second…
Former idol, is THIS what you’re like in a relationship?

A hopelessly lovestruck clingy puppy + pitiful little boyfriend combo?

Top idol’s frontline fans:
“How is she this difficult and they’re STILL together? We seriously don’t get it. Did she save his life or something?”