A Fake K-pop Movie Star Starts by Acquiring a Top Girl Group

In 2009, Song Chunhao woke up with a hangover to find himself the newly crowned Baeksang Arts Awards Best Actor in the Korean entertainment industry.

Before he could even rejoice at his transmigration, the "Entertainment Tycoon System" in his mind was officially activated, instantly granting him $50 million, the "Sea King Card" that increased his charm and favorability, and master-level composition skills.

But a harsh truth is before us: he simply cannot act.

Song Tianhao decided to use the "aloofness" of a movie star to disguise himself.

He was a man of few words, yet his aloof profile made him a media darling; he silently pondered his offer, but this was misinterpreted as dissatisfaction that scared off his competitors.

He "snatched up" six members of T-ara for 3 billion won, but this was just the beginning.

What he saw were six girls living in a leaky basement, eating instant noodles, suffering from injuries and illnesses, yet their eyes shone with light.

Song Tianhao did not treat them as commodities. He spent a lot of money to resolve the contract, bought a villa as his new home, and even used the "prophet" ability granted by the system to give them future hit songs as gifts in advance.

His entertainment empire thus laid its first cornerstone.

Even Girls' Generation, the national girl group that was at its lowest point after the "Black Sea Incident," was acquired by him with the domineering attitude of "all nine of them, not one less."

From then on, Song Tianhao's journey was no longer just about making girl groups famous. He produced variety shows, invested in film and television dramas, and directly confronted the industry's unspoken rules.

And surrounding him are T-ara, Girls' Generation, f(x), Wonder Girls, TWICE...

Their feelings for him gradually transformed from gratitude and dependence into deeper trust and affection.