The Trashy Pd Has To Survive As an Idol: 문찐 [129+]

Chapter 151

High-five. As a sibling group under Black Call consisting of six members, they celebrated their third anniversary since debut this year.

And they were being hailed as the leading force of the next generation of K-Pop, following in the footsteps of Black Call.

Well, most people would know that much.

There's no reason for them to be mentioned here.

"Conscienceless brats...."

As I walked to the waiting room, exchanging polite greetings with other groups and staff, Seong Jiwon tapped me on the shoulder.

"Hey, Hoyun."

"Yeah?"

I turned my head to where Seong Jiwon was looking, and I saw High-five.

"Hello."

As soon as our eyes met, the leader of High-five approached as if he had been waiting.

"Wow, that was really impressive just now. Congratulations on taking first place."

"Thank you for your hard work."

"I'm Kang Yeonhoo."

"Yes. I'm Seo Hoyun."

The leader of High-five, Kang Yeonhoo, smiled warmly.

I could feel the members of other groups nearby subtly reacting as their leader, the main vocalist, exchanged greetings with me.

But Kang Yeonhoo only looked at me as if he didn't notice anything else.

"This guy...."

I had a feeling about this.

I quickly changed my expression and smiled brightly.

"We enjoyed the High-five seniors' performance."

"To be honest, it's a bit disappointing about the ranking, but it can't be helped. Seong Jiwon, you were really amazing."

"Haha, thank you."

"But next time, we won't lose either, right?"

Kang Yeonhoo, with a playful smirk, didn't add any unnecessary words and moved away with his members.

Seong Jiwon slowly spoke as he watched their retreating figures.

"He's quite affable."

"Yeah, he is."

I brushed my hair, which was tousled by the hat, away from my eyes.

'Joo Woosung.'

A proper distance, appropriate remarks, and courteous laughter – that's what it takes.

"He seems a bit secretive, your junior."

He clearly knew how to behave and present himself, giving off the vibe of someone who had been trained for a long time.

At least he wasn't as reckless and openly revealing his weaknesses like Today.

"Do I need to rethink my strategy?"

I pondered slowly as I walked.

Working at a broadcasting station inevitably involved mingling with people and forming alliances, especially in the realm of variety shows where planning good programs was as important as shaping the characters of the cast.

Ultimately, rolling around in this field, I prided myself on having a pretty accurate eye for people.

So, with that in mind, there wasn't much to uncover about someone at that level. They managed themselves too well.