Chiro: The Star Project

As you know the title and the cover image of this "manhwa", it's about something along the lines of the entertainment industry. Yes, making some pop "star". It's has a lot of minor fillers for comic relief, much like the 1990s and early 2000s Korean manhwa titles featuring romance. Very disappointing ending. Very beautiful drawings of characters despite a reader following the story itself can be a burden. It has the K-drama style 'makjang' (Korean word for messed up situation along the lines of one's human relationship) all over the chapters, but I digress. It's admirable that the creator of this franchise is more skilled thanhis or her Japanese counterparts. I think just how pretty the drawing is more than enough to read this. Or if you want to experience pre-2010 South Korean cultural stuff. Either way, choose your purpose for reading this series very wisely.