The Black Sea incident initially stemmed from a South Korean group, marking the first time the artists experienced what is known as black despair! That all-consuming darkness, the deep-seated rejection and indifference coming from within, that soul-shaking darkness could almost destroy any strong defenses!
Though the group eventually held firm and ascended to the top, becoming a world-class idol group, they still couldn't help but shudder from deep inside whenever they recalled the Black Sea incident!
As an artist, Park Yingjun was of course aware of the Black Sea incident, but he didn't take it seriously because their group Tree was widely promoted by the company, and they had a massive fan base both domestically and internationally. Thus, he was quite dismissive, believing that the Black Sea incident was merely exaggerated.
"It's just the absence of light, isn't it?" Park Yingjun had once disdainfully said, "Isn't it the same as when I practice alone in the studio?"
