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Ongoing, First published Jun 01, 2026

Narasinya melacak ambisi anak muda berlomba-lomba untuk kesempatan yang mengubah hidup dalam dunia kompetitif K-pop. Ketika Big Hit Entertainment mengumumkan program mentorship Star Rising, pemain menginspirasi Jin-woo dan Min-jun melihat sebuah jalan menuju dunia bintang. Bersamaan, patung Kim Taehyung (V) yang didirikan melintasi krisis citra publik, dibayangi oleh skandal dan kesepian. Jungkook dan Jimin dengan enggan mengikuti audisi, ditekan oleh harapan dan keinginan tersembunyi, program ini secara tak terduga berubah, menjanjikan bimbingan kepada tiga harapan, bukan satu. Pasal - pasal awal ini mengisyaratkan adanya permainan yang rumit antara ambisi, persepsi publik, dan pengejaran hubungan sejati.
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