Chapter 19 - Public Reaction (Part 3)

[ …Im Giseok, you've already got a job. Why do you keep tagging Kim Soseong every day and blaming him? Even if you're not good-looking, at least be kind, okay? ]

In short, the netizens had already declared <> a failure long before it aired.

Some drama critics even predicted with certainty that it would be an even bigger flop than <>.

A curious reporter went to Kim Soseong to ask for his opinion on Im Giseok's new project.

Kim Soseong appeared very generous, "My junior and I are from the same school, so of course, I hope he can write something he is satisfied with. <> was just an accident. I believe this new drama will show everyone his real ability."

With Kim Soseong being so gracious, Im Giseok seemed petty in comparison for constantly tagging him online.

Initially, because Kim Soseong and the other writers didn't respond directly, some netizens had their doubts about them.

But as time passed, Im Giseok started to look overly aggressive.

[ A famous screenwriter is a famous screenwriter; Im Giseok can't even come close to him. ]

[ Mr. Kim's unluckiest thing in life must be having Im Giseok as his junior. Who has a junior like that? ]

[ ...Don't you think the name <> sounds like a flop? <>, <>, <>... Can the crew come up with something more original? ]

Lee Hayoon: "…."

It's so frustrating looking at this comment

While Lee Hayoon was fuming, Im Giseok seemed completely unbothered and kept typing away at his keyboard.

Lee Hayoon, unable to hold back his curiosity, glanced over and found that Im Giseok was writing a scene that would make anyone blush and feel their heart race.

The real question was, how was he able to write such a captivating scene with such a poker face?

Im Giseok didn't smile very often, but Lee Hayoon and Yoo Oncheong liked to make him laugh.

When Im Giseok smiled, his eyes would light up, and he seemed to brighten up instantly.

When Im Giseok was working, he was extremely focused, giving off a vibe that made people feel they shouldn't approach him.

But when he smiled, it was like ice melting away.

From Lee Hayoon's point of view, as someone with the same taste, he thought Im Giseok was better-looking than Kim Soseong.

When Kim Soseong first entered the industry, he took the idol screenwriter path, but as everyone knows, in any field related to writing, if the writer's appearance is one of the selling points, then their work's quality is usually just average.

In recent years, Kim Soseong hadn't produced anything close to the quality of <>, but his idol image had only grown stronger.

Every time he made appearance in public, he would be meticulously styled, and sometimes he would even outshine the male lead.

Lee Hayoon had seen some of Kim Soseong's trending moments, and as a producer, he found it hard to comment on them.