Chapter 307
“Shining Star.”
The very program I once appeared in as The Dawn—now, in “Nugu Actor Tycoon,” a drama in planning. WH Entertainment and Studio Ollio were co-producing it, with the intent of streaming it through a domestic OTT platform.
With global interest in K-POP at its peak, the meaning was clear: to team up with an entertainment agency and properly cash in on idol-related content.
The overall plot was simple.
A PD, pressured from above and robbed of his idea, clenches his teeth and comes up with a new broadcast format.
He gathers aspiring singers whose talents have been buried and holds a survival competition to select a winner.
At first, the protagonist races forward solely for the sake of success. But as the filming goes on, he comes across the contestants’ stories, gradually lending his strength to their dreams, passion, and youth.
In the end, they grow together, the broadcast finishes successfully, and the drama concludes.
A happy ending, if you overlook that—it was basically my story.
“Sigh....”
...Or so I thought, until I realized one thing I had overlooked.
In this game world of “Tycoon,” there was another PD known for survival programs.