The biggest issue for me is that the MC is too perfect.

He's an unprecedented musical genius, manages to build connections and see through people's intentions perfectly, can win both in clean and underhanded methods, and to top it off he's also better looking than everyone else.

And while he's technically supposed to have a tragic backstory, there's barely any detail and the plot basically covers the part of his life after he already got over it.

While some of the arcs have antagonists, the novel is missing a character or force that... more>> could actually challenge the protagonist and provide real suspense.

All things considered it's still relatively well-written despite success in all things being an inevitability. I won't go as far as calling the characters complex, but they're entertaining.

It's fun to follow his career and see the steps he goes through to eventually achieve his dream, even if he goes through them unnaturally fast with no significant setbacks. <<less

Still too early to really tell, but it has potential? MC has musical talent similar to Jun Hyuk from God's Song, and basically wants to be a music producer.

Since the story is taking place within the idol/music industry, there's naturally going to be all those showbiz politics and whatnot that the MC has to maneuver while protecting the talents that he is in charge of and all that. Important characters are being fleshed out so they don't feel one dimensional as well.

If you are a fan of these kind of... more>> stories like Top Management, I would say to give this a chance. I really did enjoy the 20 chapters I read. Ah, but the MC doesn't have any system or supernatural abilities so don't expect those, yeah? Just his musical ability and calculating wit.

Edit: now at ch 75 and still loving it. Definitely give it a read. <<less