Peninsula: You've been chosen here for producing girl groups.

"It really is 'You'll see when you get here,' huh~"

Song Hye-kyo glanced at her best friend Song Yoon-ah: "At least we didn't embarrass someone... well, some people."

Song Yoon-ah glared at her, annoyed.

Yet, as if afraid of missing something, she turned her gaze back to the stage.

She leaned back in her chair, her eyes sparkling.

Han Shuo not only didn't disappoint, he clearly gave her and them a huge surprise:

Surprisingly, they do possess quite remarkable creative abilities.

She is not a professional musician and cannot comment on the song from a purely musical perspective.

But as a listener, the ethereal and dreamlike sound brought her a sense of peace.

This proves the song's success.

Perhaps Cecil, the singer-songwriter, deserves some credit, but without the inspiration of Han Shuo, the creator, Cecil would have been unable to create anything worthwhile.

"Wait a moment."

Song Yoon-ah suddenly realized that something was wrong.

On stage, Han Shuo skillfully communicated with Cecil in English, and then repeated it to the audience in Korean with Kim Yoon-ji.

His English is so fluent.

In this country that leans towards Europe and America and where English is generally spoken with an accent, having a fluent English accent will earn you more respect.

Perhaps because this segment did not include a Q&A session for reporters, Han Shuo thoughtfully explained the content of the conversation in Chinese so that Chinese reporters could understand it.

And also...

"Um?"

The three women all saw surprise on each other's faces.

Not only can he speak fluent English, but this kid is also fluent in Japanese.

As if showing off his skills, Han Shuo delivered special greetings to all the guests, reporters, and fans in four languages ​​on stage.

Ah...this...this...ah.

You're really something, kid.

I can't say you're faking it yet.

After a brief ten-minute chat, Han Shuo's confident and capable demeanor, befitting a business elite, left a deep impression on everyone.

"Now let my backup dancers get ready."

"Here's the English version of 'Insomnia' from the album."

Han Shuo waved to the audience: "I know many reporters have a lot of questions to ask, but please wait for me for one more song."

Before we go any further, let me give you a brief overview of the basic song selection for this mini-album.

"This album is titled Love Trap and contains eight songs, plus an English version of Insomnia."

"The pre-release track is 'Trap,' and the title track is 'Fiction.'"

In other words, the song "Insomnia" that will be performed next is just a track from an album?

The fact that they didn't use their title track for their first stage performance shows that they are confident they can move the audience with just one of their tracks.

Is it possible?

Putting aside the quality of the song.

These nine backup dancers, whose figures rival those of models and whose looks are comparable to those of idols, are a sight to behold.

What does it mean to be full of sincerity?

Even a random backup dancer could become an idol.

The nine women were all dressed in uniform, wearing black flat platform shoes, casual white T-shirts and slim-fit jeans, with their long hair flowing as they slowly walked onto the stage.

They surrounded Han Shuo like stars around the moon.

"Next, please enjoy 'Insomnia'."

The two versions of "Insomnia" have distinctly different arrangement styles.

The Korean version features prominent drum beats, emphasizing the rhythm of dance music, while the original version has a relaxed and laid-back rhythm, tending to highlight the immersive electronic atmosphere.

offstage.

Song Yoon-ah sat up straight.

This was the first time she had ever heard Han Shuo sing.

Han Shuo's voice is very distinctive, with a slightly husky quality mixed in with his clear and bright youthful tone, which will naturally add a sense of story to his songs.

The prelude begins.

Mechanical drumbeats lead the deep bass, blending with synthesizers to create a psychedelic wall of sound that crashes into you.

Song Yoon-ah clapped softly in rhythm.

On the stage.

Han Shuo suddenly leaped lightly off the stage.

They were all so frightened by a little girl with an exotic look in the backup dancers that they made memes.

This brought a knowing smile to many of the guests.

Naza realized that he had lost his composure.

But you can't blame her. The performance was rehearsed. Han Shuo will jump down in this performance to interact with the guests and fans in the audience.

But brother, you jumped too early, you know that?

Okay, Han Shuo is the backbone. As he left the field early, they had to follow suit, moving their bodies rhythmically as they went down from both sides to meet up with Han Shuo.

"Never thought that I'd fall in love love love love~"

Holding a blue gradient microphone, Han Shuo walked with agile and orderly steps into the front row of guests.

This was part of the pre-arranged program with all the guests.

He will come down from the stage and interact with the crowd.

Even without prior arrangement, these artists, brimming with experience in performing arts, were able to react immediately and actively engage with the audience.

The response was unusually enthusiastic.

Even if many actors are not good at singing and dancing, they will stand up and clap along to the beat, and when the microphone is handed to them, they will hum along.

When the atmosphere is right, what you sing doesn't really matter.

Furthermore, the repetition of the endings in many lyrics greatly reduces the difficulty of interaction.

"But it grew from a simple crush crush crush~"

Some people will even actively grab the microphone.

That refers to Han Ye-seul.

Perhaps because she shares an American style with Kim Yoon-ji, this woman is truly uninhibited and seems to be having a blast, clinging to his microphone and refusing to let him leave.

They painstakingly crafted four lines of lyrics.

In contrast, the three top actresses, Song Hye-kyo, Song Yoon-ah, and Son Ye-jin, were much more composed, simply standing there watching him clap his hands to the beat.

Of course, I wasn't nervous when the microphone was handed to me.

Song Hye-kyo is sweet, Song Yoon-ah is elegant, and Son Ye-jin is pure. Just the three top actresses standing together create a cinematic feel.

A significant number of idol singers were among the guests attending the ceremony.

Singing and dancing are second nature to her.

Take Bae Seul-ki for example.

In the future, domestic fans may be more familiar with her performances in restricted films, or as the female lead in music videos such as "Little Apple," "Gentleman," and "Actor."

She is currently gaining popularity by shining in variety shows and being hailed as the "Queen of Retro Dance".

She is tall and slender, and actively joined the backup dancers, humorously and faithfully recreating the choreography, winning thunderous applause.

Han Shuo likes people who are perceptive and know how to seize opportunities.

He reached out and took the other person's hand, twirled them in a graceful waltz, then stepped back a step to give a gentlemanly bow before leaving.

The popular boy group SS501 fawned over him, joining the backup dancers to liven up the atmosphere.

The atmosphere at the scene reached a climax in an instant.

Thunderous applause erupted, and figures moved about.

It felt like being at a disco.

He chose to spend the last ten seconds with his fans, jogging through the press area to high-five and interact with a hundred fans one by one.

Whether they are just attracted by looks or simply out of admiration.

The fact that someone was able to personally attend and support him before his debut deserves his sincere gratitude.

"Um?"

Isn't that so-and-so?

A somewhat familiar-looking girl made him stop in his tracks, and then she handed him the microphone.

"Aaaaaaah~"

Deafening screams echoed throughout the venue.

He patted the other person's head and smiled, trying to smooth things over: "It was my presumption, Marseille."

Behind.

The camera flickers.

Almost everyone had the same question on their mind:

Is this CD-quality live performance, this expressiveness, this stage presence really from a newcomer?