I haven't even reached the halfway point, but only 120 chapters were currently available, so there's no helping it.

I love the story so far, and I love the MC even more. Definitely worth reading. In fact, I don't understand the people who gave a 1 star to this, but hey, it's their opinion.

It's a 10/10 and I wouldn't rate it any less.

... more>> Now that I'm done with the actual review, lemme praise it a bit more.

Actually, you know there's this empty feeling that you get, whenever you finish reading a work that resonates with you to the core....... well, that's how I felt after reading "the third generation chaebol becomes a genius actor. I loved it so much that I thought I wouldn't be able to bread any novels for a while. Not because I'm really unable to, it's just the fact that you can't eat regular junk food right after having one of the best meals of your life.

But you see, I loved this story and it hasn't even been 3 days since I finished that one.

That's how high up, I regard this story to be.

That's it for the review folks, have a great day 👍 <<less

This story is half-entertainment, half-healing. MC has trauma from his time as a child actor, and then the trauma piles up as he goes through life and various things happen. He starts acting again as a way to work through his past and find himself. As he acts and rises in the entertainment industry, more details about his past are revealed to the readers, especially his past as a soldier in the US armed forces. MC seems OP at first and his past might seem overdramatic to some readers. But... more>> he isn't without flaws and struggles with his mental health throughout the story, the circumstances of his past are realistic, and he goes through actual character development. The MC's relationship with both his Korean and American families is heartwarming, and his friendships matter. An emotional story with a great MC. <<less