Korean Idol Novels & Stories

(HIKARI's POV) I can't express how thrilled I am right now, I am finally, at last, going to meet my idols, The people I've been looking up to my entire life. ORIONS!!!!!! The Orions are world-famous, heartthrobs, they're a seven-member, half-Japanese, half-Korean, boy band. I've been an Orion stan since I was 16, it was difficult time for me, a emotionally catastrophic age to pass through, but anyways today finally, I've been blessed upon by the stars to have the chance to meet them. I can't anticipate the day that's about to follow. I've been a fan long enough to know these seven people very well despite never actually meeting them, typical fan behavior.

Joon Woo said to Hyang as they both sat in their seats. "nothing we can do about that" Hyang showed her beautiful smirk to her good friend. Both of them have a top level of face which is comparable with the idols in South Korea. "popularity, wealth, great family background, everyone here only appreciates others for those things. They will start creating their own social groups, and then there will be people who are ostracized because they are not great enough to achieve the certain criteria of that social group, all of them just repeat the same rhythm" Ji Hyo said.

I screamed eagerly. "I understand, but you want the original one. This is a cover by the popular Korean actor Lee Dong Wook. His deep, silky voice contributes to the song's irresistible quality." She described synching with the music. Our journey to college was tranquil and serene. Zara, I, the City of Stars, and the dreary weather all added to an enjoyable encounter. I just wished for a good day ahead.

I say as I blew lots of flying kisses to the photo card. I'm not actually gonna spend time with Seven physically since I'm penniless. I'm simply going to watch his social media updates later when I return home. I arrive at the Korean BBQ restaurant I part time at. "Good morning boss!" "Hello, Zen! Seems like you had a good morning. I guess you a dream of your bias again from that boy group, what it's called again? Moonie?" "Ma'am, for the 20th time... it's Moonine not Moonie. And I didn't have a dream last night, I was daydreaming."

“I think Korean teens are just like any other teens around the world. They like sentimental love songs. So, sad but not like emo-sad. More like bitter-sweet. Like sad tinged with hope.” “Like K-pop idols sacrificing their privacy and normal teenage lives,” Kate suggests, “to please their fans around the world.” “Whoa. That’s actually a good example.” Kate is nodding. {This is classic Nathan,} she thinks to herself. He’s just a few months older than her but he sounds like this very old, wise soul in a teenager’s body. He looks very calm and put-together compared to her. Yssy has even confessed to Kate one night that she has a crush on him. Kate advised Yssy to just go for it and make the firs

She lamented as she retreated into the house. Ring. Alexa snapped out of her daze as she quickly answered her ringing phone. "Hello, miss Alexa, I am Kim Tan from JYP entertainment firm, do you think you can spare a moment to meet up?" The voice echoed from the phone's speaker. "JYP?" Alexa frowned. That was a foreign entertainment firm and while they may not be among the top-notch companies, they had a solid reputation in the industry as movie kings and queens have all emerged from JYP in recent years.

Apparently, he stayed near her flat block, just two blocks away from each other. "Ah right can I add your Cocoa ID?" Troy asked out of the blue, his eyes glimmering in stars. So cocoa chat messenger is apparently a trend in South Korea, that she knows of but she doesn't know why it's more trending among teenagers than Kkum does, another social app the female detective uses to troll people. Cocoa theme looks very plain, like it's all chocolate and green, while in Kkum people can talk to random strangers and troll people for life. Rae would keep this hobby of hers a secret from everyone though.

It seemed there would be no mercy for his protégé. Ji Hwan was sure of it. After so long in the entertainment industry, Ji Hwan was very familiar with the fanatic character of K-pop fans. Considering artists or idols as sacred beings who shouldn't make mistakes. No wonder if they get involved in one scandal, their career plummets into the abyss! No hope for life anymore. In other words, it's over. The end. Goodbye. Sayonara. Adios. And other farewell phrases that might be even more brutal.

“Did you see Lisa's belly tattoo? Damn, she was so hot and her waist got slimmer. “ She squeaked beside me and showed me the photo from her phone. The most followed K-pop idol wore a white tank top in the photo, the tattoo on her belly looked very nice and of course, her waist was very slim and she had the perfect shape. Although I never fancied the idol, I know a lot about Korean idols because they are literally everywhere in the streets of New York. “Okay, can you not talk about people who would never know you even if you are about to die?“ I raised my brows. I didn't turn to her as we walked through the crowds full of students either gossiping or kissing th

(Sharon Jackson) Just as the show started its recording, Hwa Young and Sharon Jackson were approached by a man. He’s actually a fairly known Idol group singer, Kyu Dong Woo, quite a good-looking fellow, as for his popularity, he can be said quite famous, but not to the point of even matching half of Hwang Hwa Young's fame. Only recently after he joined the shows, and actually made it known that he was actually falling in love with Hwa Young and actively chasing her, that is why his fame rose exponentially. As for his personality, it was questionable, as a matter of fact, he was a famous womanizer and a certified grade A scumbag. And with Hwang Hwa Young's beauty, her shapely figures, and on