Peninsula: I, a chaebol! I will never follow hidden rules.

Chapter 13: Concubine Quan Eun [Please collect and read]

Idol culture is very popular in South Korea. Idols look glamorous and popular, and their income is much higher than that of ordinary people. This has led many children to dream of becoming stars and idols since childhood. Kwon Eun-bi was once one of them.

But how easy is this path? South Korea's total population is less than 5200 million, yet it boasts over a million trainees. With so many trainees, how many actually debut each year? Two or three hundred at most.

But can you become famous just by debuting? Can you make money? That's just dreaming! If only 20 or 30 people can make money in the end, we'd be lucky.

Isn't that difficult enough? But that's not all. Don't forget, there are things called "unspoken rules" in this world.

With the exposure of a series of scandals involving hidden rules, such as the celebrity suicides related to the Lotte Shin family and the "South Korean entertainment industry tragic selling incident," the fact that the South Korean entertainment industry is dark and full of hidden rules has become well-known around the world.

Trainees are basically all underage children. They are young, beautiful, and inexperienced, making them easy to deceive. Aren't they also easy targets for unspoken rules? Especially those from less well-off families.

Kwon Eun-bi's family background was average, so her parents strongly opposed her becoming a trainee.

And what about Quan Enfei? Faced with her parents' strong opposition, she chose to fight for her dream. When her parents couldn't convince her, she went to her brother to talk to them. When her brother didn't convince her, she went to her relatives. When her relatives couldn't convince her either, she ran away from home.

Seeing that she had run away from home, her parents were really scared. They were afraid that if they didn't agree, she would try to commit suicide, so they had to agree.

But although they agreed, her parents refused to give the money.

Although the entertainment company provides food and accommodation for trainees and gives them a subsidy of more than 100,000 South Korean won every month, this amount of money is not even enough for transportation.

Trainees also have to buy cosmetics and clothes every month, and sometimes they have to spend money to sign up for courses organized by the company, which is a considerable expense.

Statistics show that as of 2012, the average monthly cost for each South Korean trainee was around 80 South Korean won, equivalent to 2012 to Chinese yuan. to Chinese yuan in !

Where would Quan Enfei, who was only 17 years old at the time, get the money if her parents didn't give her any? In the end, it was her brother who funded her.

She was also quite hardworking. After a year as a trainee, she was selected by the company as a member of the company's girl group to debut. Less than a year later, in July of last year, she debuted as a member of the girl group Ye-A.

She still remembers that when she first received the news of her debut, she was so excited that she immediately called her parents and brother, crying and laughing, and she didn't sleep much that night.

Even after her debut, she still couldn't sleep, not because of excitement but because of anxiety.

The music source performance is bad! The song performance is bad! The album sales are not bad, they are terrible!

How bad is the overall performance? No one praises, no one scolds, no one pays any attention!
The silly fourth-generation girl group Red Velvet, which debuted half a month later than Kwon Eunbi and her group, was blackened by the entire network right after their debut due to such true and false reasons.

However, as soon as their debut single was released, it immediately ranked eighth on the daily chart of Melon, South Korea’s largest music subscription platform, and remained on the chart for seven consecutive weeks.

It was also from that time that Kwon Eunbi finally understood what it meant to be both popular and unpopular. Being blacklisted by the entire internet was better than being a newcomer after a year of debut!

Kwon Eun-bi originally thought her situation couldn't get any worse, but recently, more bad news came in. According to rumors, because their group's performance since debut was too poor and failed to make money for the company, the company planned to disband their group.

When Kwon Eun-bi heard the news, she was dumbfounded. After all, with her current fame, the company would not allow her to perform solo, so once the Ye-A girl group disbanded, she would either choose to quit the circle or continue to be a trainee.

She was unwilling to quit the entertainment industry, and she was also unwilling to go back to be a trainee.

What should she do then? She didn't know. Just then, she suddenly heard someone say that Seo Seung-cheol, the second son of the KBS TV station president, had organized a masked ball at the Selena Bar in Cheongdam-dong, and that only people in the entertainment industry were attending.

When she went to KBS to promote her music before, Kwon Eun-bi had met this second young master. Of course, she didn’t know Seo Seung-cheol at that time. It was their agent who told them about Seo Seung-cheol’s identity.

When she heard that Seo Seungcheol had organized a masked ball and that all the attendees were from the entertainment industry, Kwon Eunbi became interested. She wondered if she would meet a talent scout or something if she went there.

She thinks her figure is pretty good. What if she happens to meet a scout or a big shot in the entertainment industry and they take a fancy to her?
Even if you don't meet him, it's nice to go to Masked to relax.

What she didn't expect was that she actually met a big shot. She didn't know whether this big shot was from the entertainment industry, but he had a very high status anyway.

The key is that this boss is young, handsome, and has good character. Not only did he refuse to use the hidden rules on the female star, he also taught a lesson to the young masters like Xu Shengche.

She decided to chat up this big guy!

After entering the ball, Quan Enfei found that this big man did not chat, smoke or drink. He just ordered a Coke and walked around.

Young, handsome, high status, excellent character, and no bad habits. Perfect!

Quan Enfei became more and more moved and decided to strike up a conversation, but making a decision is one thing and putting it into practice is another.

The gap in status between the two was too great, so she hesitated for a long time and didn't dare to approach him. Then, she saw "Batman" carrying "Joker" out of the bar bathroom.

It's over! Someone got the upper hand!

Concubine Quan Eun was filled with regret! The more she thought about it, the more regretful she felt, and the more uncomfortable she felt!

So she quickly left the bar and took a taxi to the Han River, thinking that taking a walk and looking at the night view of the Han River would distract her and make her feel better.

But it was obviously useless. The image of Batman could not be shaken off her mind, and the thought of Batman falling into the hands of the Joker made her want to cry.

When I think about my bleak future again and again, I realize that I haven’t seized the opportunity to turn things around that I finally have!
Queen Eunbi Kwon could no longer hold back, so she walked to a small woods away from the crowd, squatted by the Han River, and soon began to cry.

"Crack!"

"Um?!"

Suddenly, there was a slight sound of a branch breaking, which startled Concubine Quan Eun-fei. She turned around hurriedly and a tall figure appeared in her sight.

The key point is that this figure is not far away from her!
There is a small wood by the Han River, and it is still pitch black!

Is this a human or a ghost?
In an instant, all kinds of images of ghosts and the horrific case of a female killer and corpse drowned in the Han River emerged from Queen Kwon's mind!
run!
"thump!!!"

"Fuck! You really want to commit suicide?!"

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